This French publication examines the complex and sensitive topic of accompanying children in their final days. Drawing on experiences from the Fondation de France and the Association François-Xavier Bagnoud, the work explores whether end-of-life care for children is best provided in hospital settings or at home. The book addresses the emotional, medical, and practical considerations involved in pediatric palliative care, offering insights from healthcare professionals and families who have navigated these difficult circumstances. It serves as a resource for understanding how to provide compassionate support and dignity to children facing terminal illness, while also supporting their families through the dying process.