All are productive ways families deal with a child's death EXCEPT:

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Avoiding thinking about the child is not a productive way to deal with a child's death. It can lead to repressed emotions and can hinder the grieving and healing process. The other options (using the trauma for improving the world, keeping physical reminders of the child, and preserving attachment to the child) are all productive ways families can cope with the loss of a child.

All Are Productive Ways Families Deal with a Child's Death