E:13/01/08 Win a concert for Diana DVD

josie301

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Explaining the loss of a family member to young children can be a difficult task. What do we recommend when helping your child to grieve?

<LABEL><INPUT id=answer_8392 type=radio CHECKED value="Try to use words such as ‘died’ rather than euphemisms as they can be confusing" name=answer_8392> Try to use words such as ‘died’ rather than euphemisms as they can be confusing</LABEL>
<LABEL><INPUT id=answer_8392 type=radio value="Keep them in the dark as much as possible, the truth is too painful for children" name=answer_8392> Keep them in the dark as much as possible, the truth is too painful for children</LABEL>
<LABEL><INPUT id=answer_8392 type=radio value="Don’t cry in front of your child, it is your job to be strong" name=answer_8392> Don’t cry in front of your child, it is your job to be strong</LABEL>



Good luck!

slinkycat

I don't think that would be the right answer, it's the first one

josie301

slinkycat wrote: »

I don't think that would be the right answer, it's the first one

The one with the green dot in it?

Don't understand what you mean.

Littletinker_2

Think this has already been posted, I entered a comp with the same question the other day

slinkycat

Sorry Josie, you can change where the green dot is on your post! I don't know if me or someone else changed it, thought I was losing it at first but it isn't fixed if you know what I'm saying lol