Supporting a child through bereavement can be overwhelming and difficult to navigate at times. Embrace FARM have created resources for children grieving the death of a loved one.
After a child has lost a parent, sibling, grandparent, aunt/uncle, or another significant person in their life, it can be overwhelming to talk about death and figure out the best support for your child.
We have compiled a list of books for children who are grieving to help them talk about their grief and the feelings with that loss.
Embrace FARM have created a library of resources to help the children in your farm family explore their emotions
A letter that a child can write to the one they are missing as a way of feeling close to them while exploring their own emotions while grieving.
When a person dies, it can feel like they are very far away. A memory jar helps a child feel like their nearby through the connection they both have.
When a person dies, it can feel like they are very far away. A memory jar helps a child feel like their nearby through the connection they both have.
A diary page for your child to reflect on how they are feeling on that day, to bring them into their body and able to get out some worries onto a page.
In partnership with AgriKids, Embrace FARM created a Farm Family Handbook to be used by children and families following a farm loss.