Ready to Talk To Your Kids About Death, but Don't Know Where To Start?
"Talking About Death" is a simple, supportive resource that helps parents and caregivers speak openly and compassionately with children about death and loss.
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"TALKING ABOUT DEATH" IS A COMPASSIONATE GUIDE FOR PEOPLE WITH KIDS.
Talking to kids about death isn't easy...
and it's normal to feel unsure about how to approach it.
The fear of saying the wrong thing can make us hesitate, but avoiding the conversation can leave kids with more questions than answers.
The issue usually boils down to one of these three problems:
Problem No 1
it's an uncomfortable topic
Many folks don't know how to bring up the subject of death. Where do you even start?
You might worry that talking about death will upset your child or that you won’t have the answers to the tough questions they ask. But that hesitation often leads to putting off the conversation or never having it at all.
Problem No 2
fear of saying the wrong thing
Even when parents want to talk about death, there’s a real fear of saying something that could confuse their child or make things worse.
It's easy to rely on vague statements
that don’t give kids the clarity they need to understand what has happened.
Problem No 3
LACK OF RESOURCES TO SUPPORT GRIEVING KIDS
Most people feel unprepared for these conversations because they lack the right tools or language.
This can leave kids feeling unsupported as the navigate their own loss and grief. Without effective resources, we risk leaving children to process complex feelings on their own.
You might be thinking, “I want to help my child through this, but
I don’t know how.”
The problem is that many well-meaning parents and caregivers simply don’t have the tools to talk about death in a way that is clear and compassionate.
And that’s where "Talking About Death: A Compassionate Guide for People with Kids" can help.
Our guide offers what you need to support your child through loss IN A HEALTHY, EMPOWERING WAY.
PEOPLE ARE SAYING IT'S REALLY SUPPORTIVE.
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"I wish I had this resource growing up. I appreciate how Amanda takes the topic of grief and breaks it into smaller, more digestible pieces— making it easier to talk about. The script PDF that she includes is helpful for shaping language. True ‘on being human’ toolkit material.”
-Amarett Jans
"I now feel more comfortable talking with my son about things I would tend to shy away from in the past. The techniques are laid out in a friendly way and are easy to apply. The advice and examples shown here took away my doubts about how to approach what has been a difficult subject matter for my son and me. I'm so glad I found this course!”
-JUSTIN JONES
You can talk to your kids about
death without feeling OVERWHELMED.
The good news is that YES… there is a way to:
Start the conversation about death with your child (even if you don’t know where to begin).
Answer the tough questions your child might ask (without worrying about saying the “wrong” thing).
Support your child emotionally (so they feel safe, understood, and loved during a difficult time).
There is a simple, compassionate approach that any parent or caregiver can use.
And it doesn’t matter how much you know (or don’t know) about death.
First...
You need a CLEAR, straightforward guide that shows you how to introduce the topic of death.
Without overwhelming your child (or yourself). Many parents and caregivers avoid this conversation altogether because it feels too big, too emotional. This guide helps you simplify that.
Second...
You need a way to give your child LANGUAGE to EXPRESS their EMOTIONS.
Kids often struggle with understanding their feelings about death (don't we all!). This guide provides prompts for you to work from and creative tools that help them healthily process their grief.
Third...
You need a way of relating that allows your child to ask questions...even the hard ones.
When you have a guide that works with you, and for you (and your child), you can approach these difficult moments with a sense of confidence and peace. No more feeling lost or unprepared. You'll actually strengthen your connection with your kids.
TL;DR
When you have a compassionate, practical guide to navigating these conversations, you can help your child feel supported, safe, and emotionally secure—(without adding more stress to an already difficult time).
PEOPLE ARE SAYING IT'S REALLY HELPFUL!
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"I recently had the privilege of taking Amanda's course on grief, and it was truly transformative. I was especially moved by her thoughtful approach to helping children navigate loss. Her compassionate and insightful approach to understanding and processing grief is unmatched. What stood out most was her ability to create a safe, supportive environment—even in an online format. The practical tools and strategies she shared are things I’ll carry with me for a lifetime. What makes Amanda's course truly exceptional is her ability to balance empathy with actionable strategies. She provided not just understanding but also confidence for adults supporting grieving children. I would highly recommend this course to parents, educators, or anyone working with kids during difficult times. It’s a resource I know I’ll turn to again and again."
-Alina Kendrick, PMHNP
"This guide on how to talk to kids about death is honestly one of the best things I’ve done recently. I work with families, and having these kinds of tools is so valuable. Amanda gives you practical prompts, scripts, and questions that are super easy to follow. What I love most is how she makes everything feel doable. She has this way of showing you that you already have the skills and emotional tools to have these conversations—you just need a little guidance. That made me feel way more confident and less intimidated by what can be such a heavy topic. Her suggestions are straightforward, compassionate, and honestly kind of a relief because they’re not about being perfect. It’s more about being present and showing up in an authentic way. Whether you’re a parent, someone who works with kids, or just want to know how to be supportive, this course is gold. Amanda makes you feel like, “Yeah, I can do this.” Highly recommend!"
-Jeff Guenther, LPC
You need ALL three, because just two out of three… and it doesn't work.
CONVERSATION + SUPPORT (-ANSWERS) =
You’re initiating the conversation and providing comfort, but when hard questions arise, you feel lost. This could leave your child with doubts or fear. (hello uncertainty)
SUPPORT + ANSWERS (-CONVERSATION) =
You’re responding to your child’s needs & question, but without starting the conversation clearly, they may internalize their thoughts and not know how to talk about them. (hello confusion)
CONVERSATION + ANSWERS
(-SUPPORT) =
You’re talking about death & answering questions, but without emotional support, your child may feel unable to cope with their feelings. (hello overwhelm)
this guide is easy to use.
Ready to guide your child, through death, loss, & grief without feeling overwhelmed or saying the "wrong" thing?
WE'RE READY TOO!
We’re so excited to bring you this compassionate, simple, and practical guide to help you talk to children about death in a HEALTHY way. INTRODUCING….
"Talking About Death" is the simple guide for parents and caregivers who need quick, clear strategies to handle one of life's most difficult conversations.
Quickly!
Learn to have meaningful, age-appropriate conversations with your child in ONE day (it’s easy to follow!).
Creatively!
Access simple tools (scripts, videos & creative resources) to help your child express their emotions.
Confidently!
Provide the emotional support that helps your child navigate grief and loss in a healthy and safe way.
Here are the problems that "Talking About Death" can solve for you QUICKLY…
Number One
THE PROBLEM OF AVOIDING THE CONVERSATION
Know how to start the conversation, even if you’re worried about how your child will react.
Learn how to introduce the topic of death gently, using language that children of different ages can understand.
Avoid the fearful thought of “What do I even say?” by following simple, clear scripts.
Number Two
THE PROBLEM OF HANDLING TOUGH QUESTIONS
Respond to your child’s tough questions without feeling lost or overwhelmed.
Whether they ask “Where did Grandma go?” or “Will I die too?”—you’ll know how to answer with honesty and care.
Take away the pressure of trying to figure out the “right” response on the spot.
Number Three
THE PROBLEM OF EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
Provide emotional comfort to your child without feeling frustrated, and get more comfortable with your own emotions.
Help your child process their feelings with creative tools like the Kids Toolkit and Grief Journal.
Give them space to express their emotions while making sure they feel safe, heard, and supported.
Plus some extra side perks you'll experience as a result!
No more confusion!
Feel confident talking about difficult topics
Help your child express their emotions in healthy ways
Create a safe emotional space for your family
Handle grief with ease, not fear
Focus on being present, not perfect
Stop the guesswork of searching for the right words
Encourage long-term emotional health
Never feel like you're alone in this
Manage difficult moments with calm confidence
Help your child practice creativity and curiosity in times of loss
If you're struggling to talk to your kids about death, this is just what you need.
In the interest of time, we present to you the
easy-to-finish-in-one-sitting curriculum:
Module No 1
You Should Talk About Death
In these videos, we’ll explore why talking about death with children is so important, even though it might feel uncomfortable. We’ll break down the myths and fears around these conversations and give you the tools to create a compassionate, age-appropriate dialogue. You'll learn how to embrace these conversations with confidence and care.
What We’ll Work On:
Understanding why it matters
Debunking common misconceptions
Creating a safe space
Module No 2
How to Get It Right
In these videos, we’ll highlight the common mistakes people make when talking about death with children and, more importantly, how to avoid them. You’ll learn how to navigate difficult questions and what language to use to support a child’s understanding of death and loss.
What We’ll Work On:
Avoiding common mistakes
Using child-friendly language
Answering difficult questions
Module No 3
Helping Children Understand Their Experience
In these videos, you’ll learn practical strategies to help children process their emotions and understand their experience of grief. You’ll be guided on how to acknowledge and honor their feelings in ways that promote lifelong healing and resilience.
What We’ll Work On:
Helping kids express grief
Supporting their understanding of death
Guiding their emotional health
PEOPLE ARE SAYING IT's compassionate and practical.
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"Every parent needs this course. We don’t want to talk about death. But we also know it’s not good to ignore or avoid talking about really tough subjects with our kids. Amanda really gives you the tools and language on how to talk to your kids about these impossible subjects. Her videos are so straightforward and provide ready to strategies to use as a parent. I feel very well prepared on having a conversation about death with my children after taking her course."
-Ashley Jopling, LPC
"Amanda Feaver has created an incredible resource for children and adults alike to be with death, loss, and grief in an approachable and meaningful way. She thoughtfully addresses how to speak to the young people in our lives about death and dying in ways that are age-appropriate, and both compassionate and matter-of-fact. In particular, her inclusion of various rituals of grief offer many ways for us to honor loved ones in connection with our children, allowing for a space to memorialized and demystify this part of the life cycle.
-Alex Moskovich, LMHC
In addition to this, we’re stacking on some valuable bonuses to make "Talking About Death" EVEN MORE IMPACTFUL!
BONUS #1 Kids Grief Toolkit
This toolkit provides you with the essential resources to help your child process grief, including activities, prompts, and creative exercises that make it easier to understand and navigate their emotions.
BONUS #2 PDF Kids Grief Journal
A dedicated space for children to express their feelings through writing and drawing. This journal will help them process grief in their own way and time, fostering healing through self-expression.
BONUS #3 Prompts & Scripts
Never be at a loss for words again. This script collection provides you with ready-to-use phrases and prompts for those difficult conversations, ensuring that you communicate with care and clarity.
3 Quick Modules!
MODULE #1 / Talking About Death
VALUE $67.00
MODULE #2 / How To Get It Right
VALUE $67.00
MODULE #3 / Helping Children Understand
VALUE $67.00
Plus Snazzy Bonus Tools
Bonus #1
Kids Grief Toolkit
Valued $27
Bonus #2
PDF Kids Grief Journal
Valued $17
Bonus #3
Prompts & Scripts
Valued $17
TOTAL VALUE = $262.00
Regular Price=$97
Today’s Price Only
$37
We promise that you CAN do this.
But the best part is...you don’t even have to take out word for it!
If you’re not 100% satisfied with the guide, the videos, or the bonuses within 7 days, we will offer you a full refund, for any reason.
That means you can enroll today and have the freedom to explore the guide at your own pace. You don’t have to decide right now if it’s a perfect fit! Take the full 7 days to go through the materials, watch the videos, and see how the strategies can make a difference in your life and your child's.
Question you might have for
"Talking About Death"
How is "Talking About Death" different from other guides that are similar?
Unlike other resources that can be filled with complicated language, theoretical advice, or too much focus on "what not to say," this guide is designed to be simple, compassionate, practical, and encouraging. You'll feel empowered to connect with your kids in compassionate and creative ways.
Is "Talking About Death" a substitute for therapy or other support?
Talking About Death is not a substitute for therapy or other kinds of support you or your kids may benefit from. It's a guide to help you understand more clearly how to frame the conversation about death in a way that helps facilitate compassionate and clear conversations in your family.
You can learn to talk about death.
3 Quick Modules!
module #1 / Talking About Death
VALUE $67.00
module #2 / HOW TO GET IT RIGHT
VALUE $67.00
module #3 / HELPING CHILDREN UNDERSTAND
VALUE $67.00
Plus Snazzy Bonus Tools
Bonus #1
Kids Grief Toolkit
Valued $27
Bonus #2
PDF Kids Grief Journal
Valued $17
Bonus #3
Prompts & Scripts
Valued $17
TOTAL VALUE = $262.00
Regular Price=$97
Today’s Price Only
$37
It's YOUR turn to have the tough conversations that matter most, with the clarity, compassion, and confidence
your kids need.
How many times have you thought about how to talk to your kids about death, wondering how others manage to handle it with grace and calm?
Yeah, I know. Us too.
How many times have you TRIED to start the conversation, only to get overwhelmed by your own emotions, or unsure of the "right" words to say?
We hear this all.the.time.
Maybe you even searched for books or guides but found them too clinical or disconnected from your family’s needs.
Somewhere, a therapist is crying.
All of these reasons and more might be why you’ve been avoiding this difficult conversation, or feeling uncertain about how to approach it with your kids.
Let this day be the last day you ever have those
"WHY CAN'T I Get it TOGETHER FOR THIS CONVERSATION?"
feelings EVER AGAIN.
GET "Talking about death" FOR $37 FOR A LIMITED TIME, AND MASTER a compassionate approach to talking to your kids about death.
xx, Amanda
3 Quick Modules!
MODULE #1 / Talking About Death
VALUE $67.00
MODULE #2 / How To Get It Right
VALUE $67.00
MODULE #3 / Helping Children Understand
VALUE $67.00
Plus Snazzy Bonus Tools
Bonus #1
Kids Grief Toolkit
Valued $27
Bonus #2
PDF Kids Grief Journal
Valued $17
Bonus #3
Prompts & Scripts
Valued $17
TOTAL VALUE = $262.00
Regular Price=$97
Today’s Price Only
$37
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