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Healing Grief Bundle
What's Inside?
The Healing Grief Bundle contains three different handcrafted pieces. The first piece is a true story, hand illustrated, self-published book for children and adults to explore together. A Dog Named Lucky is a story for those who have lost a pet. It is about the relationship between a boy and his old dog. The boy learns how to work through his grief and moving forward without his pet. Pet loss is an important "teachable moment" for our children and us as well. The family pet is typically a child's first experience with dying and death. There is a pawprint hidden on every page, tips for adults to help children grieve, and activities for children and adults to do together in memory of their beloved pet. The second piece is an 8-ounce, grief-scented, hand poured, USA grown soy wax candle in a silver tin with a clear lid. The candle can be burned in memory of the beloved pet and/or when reading the book and completing the activities. The third piece is a hand stamped reversible 5” x 7” wooden frame with black and brown pawprints to finish the bundle... tailor-made for anyone seeking grief relief!
An additional grief Candle Bundle is available for purchase.
This page always brings a smile to a kid's face! (Sample page from the book)
Connecting with the characters in the book help kids be more engaged; resulting in more meaningful conversations about the loss, and ultimately moving towards healing.
The family pet is typically the child's first experience with dying and death.
When a loss occurs, you'll find this relatable book will help with the grieving process.
Select Resources for Healing Grief from Life-Inventor, LLC
Grief is...
Grief is a multifaceted response to loss. It can be emotional, physical, philosophical, cognitive, behavioral, or social responses to loss, particularly the loss of someone or something to which a bond or affection has formed. Learn more.
So why does losing a pet hurt so much?
It hurts because we bonded with our pet and became attached to it. We protected and cared for the pet for a long period of time and it became a part of our lifestyle. It gave us unconditional love that is now gone. Grieving for a pet in many ways is the same as grieving the loss of a family member. Learn more.
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