A Childs Raw Take on Grief

In this episode of the Creative Grief Journey, the host talks with her guest, Brynnlee, about what grief feels like for a child after her baby brother Willy died when he was one. Brynnlee shares that she felt sad and describes how painting, coloring, and making things together helped her feel happy and gave her no time to be sad. They discuss the different art materials Brynnlee uses, what she likes to paint, and how creativity can help a sad heart feel better over time. Brynnlee also talks about planting and caring for flowers and a special tree, and how she comforts her mom when she cries. The episode emphasizes that grief looks different for everyone, it’s okay to cry, and loved ones can be held in hearts and memories, with an invitation to join a free Skool support community.00:00 Childhood Grief Intro00:48 Willys Story01:30 Coping Through Creativity02:48 Art Supplies Evolution04:09 Painting Joyful Details05:41 Choosing Happiness06:35 Healing With Nature07:49 Helping Mom Through Tears08:19 How Grief Changes10:05 Closing Support Invite🌀 Join the Creative Grief Journey Group for Emotional Empowerment...and support on Skool 🌟HERE 🌟Join my email list and don't miss a thing! HERE🔆 Transform you grief, Start a 30 days journal habit! Grab your 30 day journal prompts HEREDawn's Info:Facebook: Dawn Renee Bova IG:  https://www.instagram.com/dawnreneebova/ YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/HeARTworkbyDawn Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawn-renee-bova-304049239 Email: [email protected]