Loss for Littles

When someone we love dies, little hearts feel big grief. Told through the eyes of ten-year-old Daphne, who lost her stillborn brother Aiden, this warm, illustrated guide gently explains death, funerals, burials, and the hope of resurrection from a Latter-day Saint perspective. With clear definitions of unfamiliar terms, a glossary, and practical talking tips for parents, it opens space for families to grieve together, ask questions, and find comfort in the promise that families can be together forever.

• Written from a child's perspective by a mother who lost her own baby—authentic and tender
• Demystifies unfamiliar funeral rituals so kids aren't frightened or confused
• Combines LDS doctrine of eternal families with practical grief support
• Includes a glossary and parent talking tips for real conversations

Perfect for an LDS parent or caregiver helping a young child understand and grieve the recent death of a sibling, grandparent, or other loved one.