After a funeral, which of the following would be most helpful to a young bereaved child who is repeatedly asking questions about when the person who died will come home?

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None of the options provided would be helpful in addressing the child's repeated questions about when the person who died will come home. Encouraging the child to work out answers on their own may be overwhelming for the child and make them feel unsupported. Giving the child a toy to play with may distract them temporarily, but it does not address the underlying issue of the child's grief and confusion about death. Finally, telling the child that their questions make you feel bad is not helpful and can create guilt for the child. Instead, it would be more helpful to engage in age-appropriate and honest conversations with the child about death and grief, while providing comfort and support.

After a Funeral, Which of the Following Would Be Most