Fatal outcomes in pediatrics are something healthcare professionals never enjoy or get used to. For decades, pediatric nurses have been attempting to support the parents of terminal children without knowing what child-loss parents need most. That is, until now. DeeAnna N. Brown, a registered nurse and child-loss parent, surveyed 135 nurses to discover their comfort level in supporting the families of dying patients. She dove deeper and surveyed child- loss families to discuss the elephant in the room: what parents experiencing child loss need from their bedside nurse. In When a Child Is Dying and You're the Nurse, DeeAnna addresses not only the common needs of