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My Grief Rights Wallet Cards for Kids

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My Grief Rights Wallet Cards for Kids

These colorful wallet cards help grieving kids understand their feelings and empowers them to mourn in healthy ways. A compassionate gift for any bereaved children old enough to read. The contemporary design and straightforward-but-not-condescending text also make it appropriate for grieving teenagers. Wallet cards are great for kids to carry with them and share with others.

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