FAQs
1. What are appropriate gifts for parents who have lost their child?
Consider giving a memorial gift, an infant loss gift, soothing wind chimes, a cozy blanket, or a care package to comfort parents during this difficult time.
2. What makes a thoughtful gift for grieving parents?
It can be anything that acknowledges their grief, honors the departed loved one, and supports their healing process, such as items connected to the child’s personality, favorite sport, or a memory. Giving this shows support.
3. Are memorial wind chime options available?
Yes, our collection of memorial wind chimes is still available. They help create peaceful moments for grieving parents and other family members.
4. How should I support a friend who is in the mourning period?
Be present, listen without judgment, and don’t try to fix their grief. Just be there for them.
5. Can I send flowers and food?
Yes. Bereavement gifts, such as food and flowers, are also thoughtful gestures that can help the family during the first few weeks of the grieving process.
6. Do you offer personalized or engraved items?
Some items in our collection can be engraved or personalized with a name, date, and message to honor a father, sister, daughter, son, mother, or any other loved one.
7. What if I don’t know the right words to write on a card?
Simple messages like “I’m here for you” are enough. Don’t try to explain death.
