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When children reach the age 4, they usually have some understanding of death. While on the other hand, not really comprehending that it is permanent. When the child reaches about 7 to 8 years of age, they know that death is irreversible. Around age 10 and older they understand that death is a natural part of life.
My whole family went through that horrible grieving process together. When I came up with the idea for Beloved Pets By Gina, it helped all of us get through the loss that was new to us. I truly believe that my service will help many families out there who are in a similar situations so that they won't endure so much pain. Beloved Pets aims to help ease that pain no matter what age you are. To hold your pet again in your arms I truly believe you will feel the sadness fade away as happiness heals your heart again. I believe that Beloved Pets By Gina can help you and your family during this difficult time. Sincerely, P.S. - I would encourage anyone who is losing or has already lost a beloved pet |
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The death of a family pet is usually the first death experienced by most children. A lot of parents attempt to mask the grieving process by going out and getting another pet to try to cover up the pain that their child is feeling. What they need to understand, is that their only making it worse in the long run. Children need to go through this grieving process. It will also help your child's growing ability to deal with loss. Death is not prejudiced; it happens to all living things even to their parents. So let your child experience the grieving process. Encourage them to express their grief. Let them understand what bereavement means. Teach them that death is inevitable and when time passes the hurt will get better and that it is natural to have feelings of sadness when we have lost a loved one. Most importantly, I believe families need to grieve together.