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Perspectives on Death

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Infants and toddlers cannot understand death. They function in the present and are aware of loss and [blank] , as well as disruptions in their routines. They are also [blank] to the emotions and behaviors of significant adults in their lives, so a death of a loved one may cause a young child to become anxious and [blank] , cry, or change their sleeping and eating habits.

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Infants and toddlers cannot understand death. They function in the present and are aware of loss and separation , as well as disruptions in their routines. They are also attuned to the emotions and behaviors of significant adults in their lives, so a death of a loved one may cause a young child to become anxious and irritable , cry, or change their sleeping and eating habits.
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