Our three grandchildren (10,7,4) have a great grandmother who is 95 and one of their aunts died last year. They all know that people die. In regards to the aunt the older ones understood that she was very ill and in a lot of pain and that the doctors couldn't help her.
We have always talked to them in terms of treasuring the memories of loved ones. I have photos of my father around the house and we talk about how he is always 'inside' me because of the things that he taught me.
Thank you to Bella for the cushion idea and also to Luckygirl. The Paper Dolls is a favourite in this house but I hadn't thought of relating it to death.
Please don't buy the Miffy book about the death of grandma. It's excruciating.
Do you still wear you original wedding and engagement ring
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic