Little Reminders
Those we love never truly leave us
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Want to treasure your memories of a loved one who has passed away? Create a precious keepsake with this personalised book. Designed to provide comfort and support for a family suffering from grief, 'Little Reminders' is an ideal tool for helping children to process the loss of a grandparent, parent, sibling, relative or friend from their life. Designed for personalisation, add the name and up to 10 photos of your loved one who has passed away to this beautifully illustrated storybook and create little reminders of their love wherever you go. A treasured keepsake for both adults and children to...
Want to treasure your memories of a loved one who has passed away? Create a precious keepsake with this personalised book. Designed to provide comfort and support for a family suffering from grief, 'Little Reminders' is an ideal tool for helping children to process the loss of a grandparent, parent, sibling, relative or friend from their life. Designed for personalisation, add the name and up to 10 photos of your loved one who has passed away to this beautifully illustrated storybook and create little reminders of their love wherever you go. A treasured keepsake for both adults and children to maintain a connection with someone who is gone, but not forgotten. Little Reminders is recommended by the National Centre for Childhood Grief and utilised by school counsellors and support organisations such as Lifeline. "Visually appealing, sensitively written, heart-warming and uplifting, 'Little Reminders' acknowledges that although people die, our relationships with them live forever and they remain a valued part of our family circle. The book is inter-active and it's easy to imagine it providing a smooth and gentle segue to other important family discussions about life and living, death and dying. I have no hesitation in recommending it to families with young children... or for use in other professional settings." Dianne McKissock OAM, Bereavement C.A.R.E. Co-founder and Patron - National Centre for Childhood Grief
