Tiny Hearts Big Wounds - Conversations as a 6-year-old Boy Mourns the Death of His Father: Actual Conversations During the 1st Year He Mourned

“Tiny Hearts Big Wounds,” is intended to keep you from feeling alone as you help a child mourn the loss of someone they love, especially a parent or caregiver. I created this resource for you as I struggled to find a book to assist me during my son’s loss and I didn’t want you to feel alone during this difficult time.If your child were to fall and cut their knee would you throw them in their room, close the door and wait for it to heal? No, you would comfort your child, clean the wound and tell them everything will be all right. You would nurse the wound and change the dressing. Layer by layer the wound would heal and day-by-day your child would forget about the initial fall. The death of a parent is the most severe wound a child can experience.Only now can I say if allowed to mourn his or her loss a child can heal, not completely though as no one really can after such a deep loss.The book is created for the caregiver to read and relay to a young child, it is more of a guide to help you know what to expect as your child mourns a deep loss.These are actual converstions that my son and I had during the first year he mourned his father's death.Please let me know if and how this helps.Love & Peace,ReBecca