THE CHILD EDUCATION TEACHER AND CHILD MOURNING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v8i10.7323Keywords:
Death. Family. Child.Abstract
Within the family, it is the child's need to ask difficult questions, which is a great difficulty for parents. They ask deep questions about people, life and death. When someone in the child's family dies, the child perceives it through the changing attitudes of the family around her, even if they try to ignore or deny it. The fact is, sooner or later he will notice. Hiding the truth from him would be serious, it would be like ignoring him just because he doesn't speak like an adult, like excluding him from his family and even worse if the closest people he trusts can't do it. to speak honestly about death, he takes it as an example and does not even dare ask what his observation tells him. Adults do not know that children question death without anxiety until they are seven years old. At age three, this problem begins to appear. Animals die around them, they hear stories, conversations, the understanding that things end and there are limits, are ingrained from a very early age.
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