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6 Family Friendly Ways to Help Kids Grieve After Pet Loss ~ It may help younger family members to keep a pet’s beloved memento with them especially in the early days of a pet’s loss For example your child may want to carry around your pet’s collar

How to Help Your Child Cope with the Loss of a Pet ~ Toddlers and Pet Loss Toddlers mainly focus on getting their needs met and have an easier time moving on from loss Still very young children will absorb the emotions around them and need love and reassurance after the death of a beloved pet What You May Expect From Grieving 2 to 3YearOlds After the Loss of a Pet

Help Your Child Deal With the Loss of a Pet ~ Children should be allowed to participate in whatever way is appropriate—helping mark the gravesite decorate the urn of ashes or draw pictures of happy times together with the pet—whatever activity fits with the closure ceremony and allows the child to say goodbye in their own way

Children and pet loss Compassion Understood ~ Loss of a pet is often the first experience of death that a child will encounter Finding ways to be honest with them and giving them ageappropriate information see below will help them to work their way through that new emotion and build resilience They will need support from you to understand and adjust to their loss

Children and Pet Loss How to help kids cope with the ~ The loss of a pet is a significant event for a family That’s why children and pet loss can be such a difficult path to navigate Like other disruptions it can cause disorganization and changes in routines Children need support to cope with change and grief Like other challenges pet loss is an opportunity to understand each other’s emotions

5 Activities to Help Kids Cope with Pet Loss ~ Encourage your child to draw or paint a picture of his or her lost pet  Frame it or save it in a special place where your child can look at it as often as he or she needs Children can draw a picture of a special moment they remember with their pet or of a special part of their daily routine with the pet

Helping Your Child Grieve the Loss of a Pet ~ The loss of a pet is often felt as deeply and painfully as the passing of a human family member or close friend And since for many children this will be their first experience with death confusion fear and even guilt can accompany feelings of grief and sadness Some kids express anger toward friends who still have their pets

How to Tell Your Child About Putting a Dog Down PetPlace ~ Children are very resilient and they usually learn to accept their pet is gone If a child persists with nightmares or seems unable to cope however it may be necessary to talk with a counselor Where to Turn for Help Local shelters often hold workshops and support groups to help people after pet loss Contact your local shelter for information