We grew up in rural New York State, enjoyed the benefits of a peaceful childhood, and want that same sense of peace and safety for all children.  Through this site, and our www.kidsgrievetoo.info site, it’s our hope that we’ll be able to offer information and support for you as you help your grieving young person regain a calmer day to day existence.

When there’s been a significant loss early in life, it’s necessary to actively address a child’s grief in order to affect the highest degree of healing.  My sisters and I individually chose healthcare professions as life-work decades ago, and in the more recent past, have brought those years of experience together with our collective desires for healthy, happy children – channeled now into Kids Grieve, Too. 

Pooling our creative talents has allowed us to design and produce a variety of age-specific products that can help kids move into and through their grief.  You can access them by clicking on our info site above.  Kids, like adults, need their grief acknowledged and benefit greatly from engaging in physical outlets of expression.  The reminiscing and the honoring of our special ones who have died is so important.  

If you’re a grieving parent, we offer you our condolences.  It’s so hard when someone special dies.  If you’re a friend looking for ways to help – then kudos to you for stepping up.  We hope that the information in our sites will benefit you.

The Bailey sisters – Leah Hawley, Susan Heller and Lina Brennan