Grief Coloring Book for Children with 4 Crayons

Grieving a Loss is a grief coloring book that gives children words for feelings they may not be able to say out loud. Hospices, funeral homes and school counselors hand it to families with 4 non-toxic crayons, so a child has something gentle to do in the days after a death.

This grief book lets each feeling speak for itself, with a small cat in a cap acting out every part. On one page anger says it is so mad it wants to hit something, then suggests safe outlets: punch a pillow, bounce a soft ball against a wall or draw an angry picture. On the next, sadness feels empty and alone, and the page says to let the pain out, cry or write a sad story in a journal. The pages fit grief support groups and family packets after the loss of a parent or another loved one. The book measures 8" x 10-1/2", and the back cover notes that it does not replace professional advice.

Compared with printable grief coloring pages, a bound book stays together, and the child can return to it for weeks. Hospices can add it to healthcare promotional products in a family support packet. The crayons ship unimprinted in their own small box, so see custom crayons if you want your name on them too. Counselors who lead family sessions can hand one to each child at the first meeting.

Send your logo and quantity to request a bulk quotation. A free digital proof comes with every order, and printing starts only after you approve it. Rush service is available when a memorial date is close.