Learning to communicate in a child-friendly way | Explaining death to children | What if Dad dies...

Ralph Caspers is actually the likeable presenter of "Die Sendung mit der Maus," "Wissen macht Ah!", and Quarks (together with "mailab" Mai Thi Nguyen Kim). He also writes wonderful children's books and, most recently, a book about how to explain death to children. The entire interview: https://LernenderZukunft.com/kindgere... The MAUS learning method [according to Ralph Caspers] is available for free here: https://LernenderZukunft.com/bonus Ralph Caspers' book on "Explaining Death to Children" https://amzn.to/2Gheo6i * and the new (Duden dictionary for parent-child communication) https://amzn.to/2Gcuazc * Death is a part of life – we know that we have to accept death and that it shouldn't be a taboo subject in our lives. And yet, we can hardly believe it when a loved one passes away. And how must children feel when they experience this for the first time? Be it the beloved hamster lying in its cage in the morning, the grandmother who has reached a ripe old age, or even a parent who had to leave far too soon. Ralph Caspers shows how we can make this difficult time a little easier for our children so that, at the end of their grief, they can move through life happily again. If Dad is dead now, does he have to die?: How we can help children in grief. Amazon affiliate link