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Perfectly Imperfect Family
Perfectly Imperfect Family beautifully demonstrates how a brother loves, honors, and includes his sister, who died before he was born, in the family's special days and every day.
Oftentimes referred to as a rainbow baby, children born after the death of a sibling often wonder about the one who came before them.
Perfectly Imperfect Family acknowledges the stigma associated with pregnancy loss, infant death, sibling grief, and including a baby who has died by demonstrating loving ways in which a family can continue to celebrate their beloved baby.
A must-have book for all families who have experienced the loss of a baby and want to normalize their perfectly imperfect family.
Oftentimes referred to as a rainbow baby, children born after the death of a sibling often wonder about the one who came before them.
Perfectly Imperfect Family acknowledges the stigma associated with pregnancy loss, infant death, sibling grief, and including a baby who has died by demonstrating loving ways in which a family can continue to celebrate their beloved baby.
A must-have book for all families who have experienced the loss of a baby and want to normalize their perfectly imperfect family.
- GenresPicture Books
36 pages, Paperback
Published September 27, 2019
About the author
Amie Lands
9 books3 followersAmie Lands is a wife, mother, teacher and author of the books Navigating the Unknown and Our Only Time. She is the proud founder of The Ruthie Lou Foundation, a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist®, and an ongoing contributor at Still Standing Magazine. Since her daughter’s brief life, Amie’s passion is offering hope and providing support to bereaved families. Amie lives in Northern California, United States with her husband and their two sons.
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April 29, 2021
Finally a childrens book that doesnt deal with child loss by calling them Angels or claiming God called them home. It gives ideas on how to incorporate those losses into your life in ways that celebrate the lost child.
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