Dear Care and Feeding: My children are picking up on so many bad messages about food from their grandparents.
We have two dogs . My son is 2 and loves both dogs and tells us so. However, my 7-year-old dog has terminal cancer. At some point she will have to be put down. I have shed many tears already in the 6 months since her diagnosis and I know it will be hard for me when she passes. That being said, I also want to be prepared for my son during that time too.
And of course, little kids are finely attuned to the emotions of their caregivers, so he’s going to feel and react to the stress in the house. So take care of yourself, but also remember that death is a part of life, and it’s OK for him to see you cry and feel sad as a result of your loss. This will show him how to grieve and process emotions when he needs to, an important lesson for all of us.A while ago, I came across a video about a person talking about their struggles with ADHD.
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