I can’t help but think this mysterious creature is leading her astray.
My father passed away before my children were born. He was cremated, and my siblings and I alternate “hosting” his ashes. The last time it was my turn, my eldest daughter was too young to understand the concept of death. We included saying good night to him in her bedtime routine, and this has always meant a lot to me. But I am unsure how to handle his return to our household.
Any suggestions to how I can do that? She can speak quite well for her age and understand a lot. Any advice you can give me would be very welcome!There’s no need to potentially disrupt your daughter’s currently calm approach to death by adding an extra layer about the burning of bodies at this point in her life.
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