How do pediatric bereavement experiences differ from adult grief, and what supports are effective for children?

• A. Children's grief is identical to adults; no special supports are needed.
• B. Children's understanding of death varies; supports include age-appropriate explanations, stable routines, school support, and child-focused counseling.
• C. Children should be shielded from any discussion of death.
• D. Children only benefit from medication.

Answer: (B)