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for a bereaved mother just to hold one of these babies can take away just a few seconds of grief from them. i think in less you are a bereaved parent you can not even imagine the pain they are going through and how many will try and find anyway to just take away apart of that pain that will never leave them. mum of 3 not 2 i know many bereaved families who have found great comfort in reborns not just ones that are made to look like their lost child but as any child. for a bereaved mother just to hold one of these babies can take away just a few seconds of grief from them. i think in less you are a bereaved parent you can not even imagine the pain they are going through and how many will try and find anyway to just take away apart of that pain that will never leave them. Sorry, but this is just wrong. We cannot and should not cling to the past because healing will never happen if we do. You never forget losing a child, but you learn to live with the experience, however tragic and sad. We cannot and should not cling to the past because healing will never happen if we do. You never forget losing a child, but you learn to live with the experience, however tragic and sad. Having a replica doll will only hinder this process and lead to further problems in the future. shudders in fear raises the question though, are we really giving up spaces on the bus and trains for real or fake babies in a push chair? I've seen people on the Documentary channels recently taking this thing to far and becoming very obsessed with it all! There's a fine line between wanting one and well it being a real pretend baby.shudders in fear raises the question though, are we really giving up spaces on the bus and trains for real or fake babies in a push chair? I've seen people on the Documentary channels recently taking this thing to far and becoming very obsessed with it all! 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You never forget losing a child, but you learn to live with the experience, however tragic and sad. Having a replica doll will only hinder this process and lead to further problems in the future.[/p][/quote]i totally agree with that to. however one thing may not help onenmum but may help another i have meet a few mums who do have these dolls and get them out only if they need that last hug again on a bad day, but at the same time i know few mums that babies have their own rooms are bathed and changed every day i think in relation to them as an aid for bereaved parents there is a very fine line between helping and kindering. :s i myself am not a fan of these for the same reason i do find them as clinging to the past and they will never bring your baby back and i think the sooner you learn to live with life without your child the sooner your life returns to 'normal' again. i do find them a bit creepy too :s. mum of 3 not 2 i totally agree with that to. however one thing may not help onenmum but may help another i have meet a few mums who do have these dolls and get them out only if they need that last hug again on a bad day, but at the same time i know few mums that babies have their own rooms are bathed and changed every day i think in relation to them as an aid for bereaved parents there is a very fine line between helping and kindering. :s i myself am not a fan of these for the same reason i do find them as clinging to the past and they will never bring your baby back and i think the sooner you learn to live with life without your child the sooner your life returns to 'normal' again. i do find them a bit creepy too :s. 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Having a replica doll will only hinder this process and lead to further problems in the future. i totally agree with that to. however one thing may not help onenmum but may help another i have meet a few mums who do have these dolls and get them out only if they need that last hug again on a bad day, but at the same time i know few mums that babies have their own rooms are bathed and changed every day i think in relation to them as an aid for bereaved parents there is a very fine line between helping and kindering. :s i myself am not a fan of these for the same reason i do find them as clinging to the past and they will never bring your baby back and i think the sooner you learn to live with life without your child the sooner your life returns to 'normal' again. i do find them a bit creepy too :s. [quote][p][bold]mum of 3 not 2[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold][/bold] wrote: Sorry, but this is just wrong. We cannot and should not cling to the past because healing will never happen if we do. You never forget losing a child, but you learn to live with the experience, however tragic and sad. 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