Whatever will be will be, the future not us to see. Well, there’s nothing wrong with a little expectation 
Available in summer yellow and two cute sizes (S and M)
Available on 2 cute size
Product Code: P1-Cutem
Price: Rp 50.000
L (31 x 38 cm)
Menjadi seorang ibu sekaligus wanita karir, saat-saat bersama anak adalah sebuat treasure moment yang adakalanya sangat menyentuh. Seperti yang dialami oleh Rika-Mama Darryl.
“pernah aku pulang cukup larut, dengan kondisi letih, aku pulang kerumah. Sesampai dirumah, aku melihat darrylku yang belum tidur. dan darrylku berkata ‘mama capek ya ma?’ mendengar ucapan malaikat kecilku ini, mataku berkaca-kaca. Pernah juga suatu pagi ketika aku akan berangkat kerja, Darryl berkata “mam mau ke kantor ya ma?, hati-hati ya ma”, oh my god…. mendengar ucapannya ingin sekali aku untuk bolos kerja dan bercengkrama dengannya.”
Sesedikit apapun, moment with our baby is the moment we treasure
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Koleksi batik anak, tidak hanya orang tua saja dong yang terserang wabah batik, anak-anak juga dapat tampil klasik dengan batik. as usual it’s only Rp 50,000, Gratis Ongkos Kirim(untuk area pengiriman pulau jawa). Untuk area selain pulau jawa, tidak usah khwatir, ongkos kirimnya sangat murah. Segera pesan, hubungi saja kami di minimishop@yahoo.com atau sms/telp di 0856-998-1825.
When a loved one dies, it can be difficult to know how to help kids cope with the loss, particularly as you work through your own grief.
How much kids can understand about death depends largely on their age, life experiences, and personality. But there are a few important points to remember in all cases.
Be honest with kids and encourage questions. This can be hard because you may not have all of the answers. But it’s important to create an atmosphere of comfort and openness, and send the message that there’s no one right or wrong way to feel. You might also share any spiritual beliefs you have about death.
A child’s capacity to understand death — and your approach to discussing it — will vary according to the child’s age. Each child is unique, but here are some rough guidelines to keep in mind.
Until kids are about 5 or 6 years old, their view of the world is very literal. So explain the death in basic and concrete terms. If the loved one was ill or elderly, for example, you might explain that the person’s body wasn’t working anymore and the doctors couldn’t fix it. If someone dies suddenly, like in an accident, you might explain what happened — that because of this very sad event, the person’s body stopped working. You may have to explain that “dying” or “dead” means that the body stopped working.
Kids this young often have a hard time understanding that all people and living things eventually die, and that it’s final and they won’t come back. So even after you’ve Continue reading »
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