Sympathy Care Box - Condolences for Kids (Ages 9-13)
Childhood loss can be a difficult process both for the child and their guardians. We can be confused over the right things to say and do to help the child recognize their emotions and find comfort in the loved one's legacy.
Let the grieving child in your life know you're thinking of them with this care package.
(Note: We also have a sympathy care package for children 3-8. We recommend that teens 14 and up use the Sympathy Care Package for Adults.)
The One Canopie Difference
Unlike other condolence or self-care boxes on the market, One Canopie's sympathy care packages for children are specifically developed to help kids process their grief.
The items in this box have been curated using evidence-based research on childhood grief and trauma from psychologists and behavioral health scientists. This care basket incorporates the newest research on age-appropriate best practices of mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), art therapy, and childhood grief and trauma work.
Everything in the box will not only let them know you are thinking of them, but also help them as they continue to process their grief.
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This box would be appropriate for children ages 9-13 as a gift after the child's loved one passes, and also on special days when we tend to most remember those we've lost -- Christmas, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthdays, etc.
Contents of Box Include:
Notebook for reflective journaling
Journal Prompts for grief processing
Mindfulness and Stress-Relief Cards
Memory Jar with colorful tabs (blank and with prompts)
Two Coloring Books - with included package of colored pencils
Scrapbook with related items, including: (a) a variety of paper in different sizes, textures and colors, (b) acid-free frame stickers, (c) washi tape, (d) a glue stick, (e) stickers, (f) kid-friendly serrated scissors
A creative photo display
A stress ball
A card (to be addressed and personalized during checkout process)
Contents may be substituted with comparable items in the case of supply chain issues.
Each box is lovingly packed in Maryland with high-end tissue paper and ribbons.
Childhood loss can be a difficult process both for the child and their guardians. We can be confused over the right things to say and do to help the child recognize their emotions and find comfort in the loved one's legacy.
Let the grieving child in your life know you're thinking of them with this care package.
(Note: We also have a sympathy care package for children 3-8. We recommend that teens 14 and up use the Sympathy Care Package for Adults.)
The One Canopie Difference
Unlike other condolence or self-care boxes on the market, One Canopie's sympathy care packages for children are specifically developed to help kids process their grief.
The items in this box have been curated using evidence-based research on childhood grief and trauma from psychologists and behavioral health scientists. This care basket incorporates the newest research on age-appropriate best practices of mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), art therapy, and childhood grief and trauma work.
Everything in the box will not only let them know you are thinking of them, but also help them as they continue to process their grief.
***
This box would be appropriate for children ages 9-13 as a gift after the child's loved one passes, and also on special days when we tend to most remember those we've lost -- Christmas, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthdays, etc.
Contents of Box Include:
Notebook for reflective journaling
Journal Prompts for grief processing
Mindfulness and Stress-Relief Cards
Memory Jar with colorful tabs (blank and with prompts)
Two Coloring Books - with included package of colored pencils
Scrapbook with related items, including: (a) a variety of paper in different sizes, textures and colors, (b) acid-free frame stickers, (c) washi tape, (d) a glue stick, (e) stickers, (f) kid-friendly serrated scissors
A creative photo display
A stress ball
A card (to be addressed and personalized during checkout process)
Contents may be substituted with comparable items in the case of supply chain issues.
Each box is lovingly packed in Maryland with high-end tissue paper and ribbons.
Childhood loss can be a difficult process both for the child and their guardians. We can be confused over the right things to say and do to help the child recognize their emotions and find comfort in the loved one's legacy.
Let the grieving child in your life know you're thinking of them with this care package.
(Note: We also have a sympathy care package for children 3-8. We recommend that teens 14 and up use the Sympathy Care Package for Adults.)
The One Canopie Difference
Unlike other condolence or self-care boxes on the market, One Canopie's sympathy care packages for children are specifically developed to help kids process their grief.
The items in this box have been curated using evidence-based research on childhood grief and trauma from psychologists and behavioral health scientists. This care basket incorporates the newest research on age-appropriate best practices of mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), art therapy, and childhood grief and trauma work.
Everything in the box will not only let them know you are thinking of them, but also help them as they continue to process their grief.
***
This box would be appropriate for children ages 9-13 as a gift after the child's loved one passes, and also on special days when we tend to most remember those we've lost -- Christmas, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthdays, etc.
Contents of Box Include:
Notebook for reflective journaling
Journal Prompts for grief processing
Mindfulness and Stress-Relief Cards
Memory Jar with colorful tabs (blank and with prompts)
Two Coloring Books - with included package of colored pencils
Scrapbook with related items, including: (a) a variety of paper in different sizes, textures and colors, (b) acid-free frame stickers, (c) washi tape, (d) a glue stick, (e) stickers, (f) kid-friendly serrated scissors
A creative photo display
A stress ball
A card (to be addressed and personalized during checkout process)
Contents may be substituted with comparable items in the case of supply chain issues.
Each box is lovingly packed in Maryland with high-end tissue paper and ribbons.
“My grandson used the items from the grief box to help him accept the loss of my husband, and to appreciate his time with us.”
“My brother passed away a year ago, so my Dad gave me this condolence box on the anniversary of his death. My bro always encouraged my writing, so journaling and writing about him for the memory jar makes me feel like he’s still a part of my life.”
“When my uncle died, I didn’t want to talk to my mom about it, because I didn’t want to upset her. My aunt gave me this bereavement present a few weeks after the funeral. I pick out different things to work on in my room when I’m sad—even sometimes when I feel angry about my uncle not being around anymore. I don’t like talking to other people about my uncle, but I’m glad to have the prompts and jar to work on when I feel like it.”
