Regression, a common reaction occurring during a child's process of grieving, involves the child becoming unemotional or separating from family or friends.

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Regression in the context of a child's grieving process typically involves a return to earlier behaviors that they had previously outgrown, such as bedwetting, clinging to a parent, or thumb-sucking, rather than becoming unemotional or separating from family or friends.

Regression, a Common Reaction Occurring During a Child's Process of Grieving