Tag: Death
The Daily Eulogy
by Betsy on Mar.12, 2010, under Character traits, Communication, Parenting, Sensitive Topics
“I just have to hug my kid. And I tell him that I love him every chance I get.” That’s what I have heard over and over for two weeks, as parents continue to process Julia Siegler’s death. They are circling the wagons, appreciating every day with... Read more...
:Admiration, Compassion, Death, praise, praising your child
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Hurry Up and Slow Down!
by Betsy on Mar.05, 2010, under Parent modeling, Parenting, Safety
Last Sunday morning I stood on the corner of Sepulveda and Skirball Drive. Ten families with children of all ages in tow and I stood at the red light, eager to get to Milk and Bookies. (The glory of that charity event held this year at the... Read more...
:Death, Hurrying, Modeling, Overscheduling, Safety, Slow down
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Teaching Children About Death
by Betsy on Feb.26, 2010, under Learning, Parenting, Transitions
A mom called me from New York today. In a panic she explained that her mother was in the last stages of her life and what on earth would she tell her child. She said she needed a crash course in death. So sad for her, but... Read more...
:Anger, Death, Dying, family, fear, Feelings, Learning about death, Teaching about death
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