Information by topic The following short guides are listed alphabetically by title. You can either click through to the relevant webpage, or you can download a print-friendly PDF version. You may also wish to see our Short guidance films Web page Building resilience in bereaved children Children's understanding of death at different ages Delivering sad news: a guide to help education professionals, parents and carers tell a young person that someone has died Explaining funerals, burials and cremation to children Explaining miscarriage, stillbirth or the death of a newborn baby to young children Explaining to young children that someone has died For doctors: Managing your wellbeing Grief and bereavement in Gypsy and Traveller families Helping yourself through grief Holding a funeral when you cannot meet - ideas for families How children and young people grieve How you can help someone return to work after their baby or child has died: guidance for employers How we grieve Looking after yourself Managing Christmas and other special occasions Managing grief: A guide for education professionals and parents supporting bereaved pupils Partners may grieve differently Remembering: collaborative projects for the school community Remembering Returning to work after your baby or child has died: guidance for employees Saying goodbye to your baby or child Stepparenting where a biological parent has died Supporting bereaved children and young people with special educational needs Supporting bereaved childen and young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder Supporting bereaved children through difficult times Supporting bereaved children under 5 years of age Supporting children and young people after a frightening event Supporting children and young people bereaved by murder or manslaughter Supporting children and young people bereaved by suicide Supporting children through difficult times The death of a grandchild Understanding grieving teenagers Viewing a body with a child What helps grieving children and young people When a child dies - a loss like no other When a grandparent dies - the impact on children and young people When bereavement enters the workplace When someone is not expected to live - supporting children When someone may have died by suicide When you can't visit someone who is ill When your baby dies - a particular kind of grief When your partner dies: Supporting your children