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Summary: It made me smile.
Review: Did this book help me understand the death of my baby? No, but it did the one thing that all other books couldn't. It made me smile at the thought that my daughter is safe and happy in Heaven. This book gives me a peaceful and happy feeling. Every now and then I pick this book up and read it. It's like a letter from my daughter. I recommend it to anyone who lost a child.
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Summary: What a sweet and comforting book
Review: I have read this book over and over again since the birth of my stillborn baby. It opened up a whole new perspective on heaven. Written from a child's point of view, it is very sweet and comforting to a mother's heart. My two small children read it every day for nearly a month after losing their much aniticipated sister. It taught them a lot about heaven also. I would recommend it highly to any mother who has lost their child.
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Summary: This book helped me a lot ..
Review: I lost my son when i was 23 weeks and 4 days into my pregnancy,i read a lot of books on babyloss but none of them touched me to the depth this book did.Reading how it might be from Daniel's point of view comforted me beyond words,i'm not a religious person but i hope Heaven for my son is how this book describes it. Thank you for this book,it's offered hope to many parents at the most painful times in their lives.
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Summary: Beautifully illustrated, simply written, full of love
Review: I read this book at a MIDS Support Group meeting...after I miscarried at 24 weeks. I cry every time...I read it. It is such a comfort to know that my...daughter is so happy and loved in heaven, that she...wants me to live my life, and she thinks of the...day that we will finally meet. I love you Sara!!...It is a 'must' to read by parents who have lost...a young child.
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Summary: A wonderful book for anyone that has lost a child!!!!!
Review: I received quite a few books when I lost my twins, Bethany and Daniel, at 23 weeks gestation this year and this was one of my favorites. Having such a stong parental instinct still present even though my babies are not with me, I wanted to know that my children are safe now and that we will be together again. Linda Deymaz's book, written from the child's perspective, addresses these fears and worries wonderfully! You really get a sense of peace thinking about your eternal life with your child and with God and you are certainly sure by the end that your precious baby(ies) are extremely safe and protected in Jesus' arms. Sabrina Smith's illustrations are also extremely touching and uplifting...very well done. The only drawback of the book is that it is fairly short. I would have liked a little more time to keep forming such comforting images. I certainly do highly recommend it for anyone who has lost a child in pregnancy, infancy or even later childhood. You will read it with tears in your eyes, but with joy in your heart.
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Summary: Bereaved Parent
Review: I recieved this book the first Christmas after the loss of my son. This book helped me realize that my son isn't gone and forgotten. My baby boy is in the arms of angels and watching over me all the time. I feel much more at ease when I am down and I reread this book.
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Summary: A Mothers Loss
Review: I was given this book after my husband and I lost our 5 1/2 month old son, Zachary, to SIDS on May 7th 2003. This book was valuable in giving myself a since of hope to think that he did not suffer and wasnt alone. Although my husband and I are not extremely religous people it still gave me a since of closer. I have just recently started to research everything I could on SIDS and how to cope with losing a child. The act of losing a child is so gut wrenching and horrible but I have learned that I am sadly not the only one and that there are tons of those parents just like us.
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Summary: Mommy Please don't cry
Review: I would just like to add that I know God had a hand in this book being written in August 2003 my 18 month old was killed in an accident that took her away from us one minute she was here and the next we are planning her passing what pain our family had to go through ,but my friend called a grief center and ask what she could do for her best friend and they gave her 3 books to look for but of course the store was out so when she turned around she saw this book and this book was the answere to the questions I had at that point in my pain and myself along with my other 3 kids and the 300 plus love ones that came to say good bye. this book has ment so very much for me and the most important think to me is My little Girls name was Allison Grace and we called her Ali Grace and so God does work in shining the light to those of us who are in grieveing. So thank you Mrs DeYmaz for sharing your heart wth us.
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Summary: Mommy Please don't cry
Review: I would just like to add that I know God had a hand in this book being written in August 2003 my 18 month old was killed in an accident that took her away from us one minute she was here and the next we are planning her passing what pain our family had to go through ,but my friend called a grief center and ask what she could do for her best friend and they gave her 3 books to look for but of course the store was out so when she turned around she saw this book and this book was the answere to the questions I had at that point in my pain and myself along with my other 3 kids and the 300 plus love ones that came to say good bye. this book has ment so very much for me and the most important think to me is My little Girls name was Allison Grace and we called her Ali Grace and so God does work in shining the light to those of us who are in grieveing. So thank you Mrs DeYmaz for sharing your heart wth us.
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Summary: Calebsmom
Review: It breaks my heart to realize that other people have gone thru what we've gone thru! If you're reading this, a piece of my broken heart goes out to you. This book was a gift from my best friend who felt so inadequate when we lost our son Christmas day 2001. It was several weeks before I was able to pick it up and read it. Of course, I cried thru the entire book but yet it eased my heart. My son is in a better place, and, while not a religious person, I found that extremely comforting. The book is scripture-based from a child's perspective. I've read it to my 5 year old more times than I can count. It's explained Caleb's death in a positive light (if there is such a thing). I still cry every time I read it, and yet I still want to read it, and cry with it, and be comforted by it. It's a short book, it's not a how-to-cope, it's simply a soothing book to help you look at the death of your child in a different perspective and know that someday you will be together again. I highly recommend this book for your broken heart.
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