They should also explain their religious beliefs concerning these matters. Anything less simple and explicit often causes confusion and misinterpretation. Covering death over with fiction or half-truths may increase children's fears in the future and lead to mistrust of family members. However, children's fears may be lessened when the death discussion is focused not on morbid details but on the beauty of life. The death of a parent is a traumatic loss in a child's life.
Different children cope in different ways.
He didn't treat him right. He was perfect. I have a pain in my chest. If parents are concerned about how their children are reacting, they should consult a pediatrician or professional counselor.