Description
A Guided Journal for Adults and Kids to Use Together After a Loss
Grief can feel isolating, especially for children who may not have the words or tools to express what they are feeling. Not Fair: Our Shared Grief Journey is a guided journal created to help an adult and a child process the death of someone they love by writing, remembering, and healing together.
This journal offers a safe and quiet space to explore grief in all its forms. It is not about getting over the loss. It is about learning to live with it, while honoring the person who died and the bond that remains.
How the Journal Works
Each two-page spread features a single prompt. One page is for the child. One page is for the adult. Both answer the same question, but their responses may look and feel very different. That is not just okay, it is expected.
There is no required pace and no wrong way to grieve. You can skip prompts, revisit favorite pages, or use this journal once a week or every day. Some entries may be written. Some may be drawings. Some may just be a single word.
This journal is here for all of it.
What’s Inside
- 90 prompts that explore emotions, memories, questions, and connections
- Side-by-side layout for shared journaling between adult and child
- Space to write, draw, or simply sit with each other’s answers
- Encouraging tone that welcomes all emotions without judgment
- Thoughtful design that supports reflection and conversation
Who This Journal Is For
- Children ages 6 and up who are grieving a loved one
- Parents, grandparents, therapists, school counselors, or caregivers
- Families who want to open space for honest and healing conversations
- Adults who are also navigating their own grief and want to model openness
Product Details
- Paperback, 6 x 9 inches
- 181 pages
- Soft matte cover
- Gender-neutral, faith-neutral language
- Ideal for home, school, or therapeutic settings
Why This Journal Matters
Grief does not follow a timeline. Some days feel okay. Others feel impossible. Not Fair: Our Shared Grief Journey helps children and adults walk through those days together. By putting thoughts into words and memories onto the page, families can feel more connected, supported, and seen.
This journal becomes a keepsake, a comfort, and a way forward.
