By GlueAndCarrots - 20/08/2015 02:38 - Canada - Markham
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I am so sorry. This reminds me of when they buried Hughes in FMA. His daughter kept asking how will daddy do his work if he's.under there. have you tried explaining that the doggy is very tired and wants to rest and that she shouldn't disturb him? kids don't really understand death all that well. I hope you all still had fun at the beach though.
I cried so much even though I am a guy, stupid homonculus, why did Hughes have to go.
HUGHES WAS THE MVP I was so sad but lol karma burns c: if u know what I'm talking about c:
Kids are very capable of understanding the concept of death at a very early age if you talk honestly and openly with them. My then two-year-old understood what it meant that his great-grandfather had died. He asked me about a year later if cats hated me. Turns out my mother had told him that my childhood cats had run far, far away and haven't come back yet. She didn't want to tell him that they had died years ago. When I told him what happened it made much more sense to him. Telling them stories of sleep or wonderland or home-in-the-clouds just confuse kids. The little ones are less scared to talk about death than most adults.
Depending on the age of your daughter, this could either be very sweet or extremely worrying.
What exactly would be the age cutoff?
damn. you're very specific.
Minutes and seconds?
35 minutes and 11 seconds
That sounds like the start to a horror movie
As long as their backyard doesn't turn out to be an ancient burial site the horror might be kept at bay.
It reminds me of frankenweenie actually
Cute :)
Death is not easy to process.
Zombie dog at the beach. Your daughter may single handedly start the Zombie apocalypse.
If she is old enough to use the showel I would be worried!
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Depending on the age of your daughter, this could either be very sweet or extremely worrying.
That sounds like the start to a horror movie