El duelo infantil, lo que nadie nos enseñó

How do you explain death to a child without hurting them or lying to them? Death bursts in unannounced. And when it arrives, children look to us for explanations that we often don't know how to give. How do we speak honestly without causing pain? How do we explain the irreversible? How do we support their sadness when we can barely bear our own? For years we have learned to avoid death, disguise it, soften it, or hide it. But when a child experiences a loss —a family member, a sibling, a baby who never came to be, a pet, a serious illness— that silence turns into fear, confusion, and guilt. Adults want to support them in the best way possible, but we don't know how. This book offers you a clear and reliable path to transform uncertainty into support: with language, resources, and examples that you can apply from day one.