How do pediatric bereavement experiences differ from adult grief, and what supports are effective for children?

How do pediatric bereavement experiences differ from adult grief, and what supports are effective for children?

• A. Children's grief is identical to adults; no special supports are needed.
• B. Children's understanding of death varies; supports include age-appropriate explanations, stable routines, school support, and child-focused counseling.
• C. Children should be shielded from any discussion of death.
• D. Children only benefit from medication.

Answer: (B)