A Book for Children and Parents Who Have Experienced Pregnancy Loss This beautifully illustrated, simple, clear story is designed to help a young child understand what has happened when there has been a pregnancy loss. The book addresses the sadness that a child experiences when the anticipated baby has died. The child's fears and feelings of guilt are addressed as well as other confusing feelings. Perhaps most important, the book includes the family's experience of going on with life while always remembering their baby. The child reading the book is left with a sense of reassurance that life continues and he is still a vital part of a loving family

Something Happened

Cathy Blanford

Children's Books

Centering Corporation

Addresses the grief that grandparents feel when their children have a child die. Shows how grandparents can help their children while grieving themselves.

For Bereaved Grandparents

Margaret H. Gerner

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Illustrated by Paris Sieff, age 8. Simple and easy for children to understand. For siblings who had baby at home. Ages 3-6.

Where's Jess?

Marvin Johnson

Explains what death is, what happens at a funeral, and how a funeral service is a way of saying goodbye to a dead person.

Tell Me, Papa

Teen & Young Adult

Johnson, Joy

Johnson, Dr. Marvin

Literature & Fiction

For teenagers facing death. Helpful and supportive information for facing grief during the teen years. Gives important information about grief and what we can do about anger, sadness and all the emotions that come when death walks in. Revised 2005.

When Death Walks In

Mark Scrivani

These decisions take great strength. With gentle support we deal with loss, hopelessness, relating to others and community resources. If you decide to continue your pregnancy, if you decide to terminate this book offers support.

Difficult Decisions: For Families Whose Unborn Baby Has a Serious Problem

Patricia Fertel

Spanish Version. This is one of the first grief books. We talk about feelings, dealing with guilt, facing sadness. There are sections for other children and moving on. Supportive reading in a few pages. A good book for parents to read first.

Los Ninos Mueren Tambien / Spanish Children Die, Too (Spanish Edition)

Joy Johnson

For siblings who have a brother or sister die before birth. This storybook talks about the different feelings children have and answers some of the most asked questions. Recently revised, includes a section for parents and grandparents. Illustrations are done by Kristi McClendon.

No New Baby: For Siblings Who Have a Brother or Sister Die Before Birth (Nnc)

Marilyn Gryte

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Fire In My Heart, Ice In My Veins A Journal for Teenagers by Enid Traisman. Teens can write letters, copy down meaningful lyrics, write songs and poems, tell the person who died what they want them to know, finish business and use their creativity to work through the grieving process.

Fire in My Heart, Ice in My Veins: A Guided Grief Journal for Teenagers and Young Adults

Politics & Social Sciences

Enid Samuel Traisman

Sociology

"We lost Paige. That's what my Grandma said "lost". My Parents said she died. I wondered if I could find her again." So begins the story of one child's search for understanding after the death of her sister. If someone could be "lost" could they also be "found"? Dealing with her own grief and accepting the emotions of those around her this child finds her way toward healing.

Lost and Found: Remembering a Sister

Ellen Yeomans

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