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CaveMaman · 18/05/2018 17:46

I had two rabbits who both died earlier this year. My ds is 2.5 and always asks to see the bunnies, so I told him that the poor bunnies died and they're not there anymore... he then asked me the heart breaking question "what's died", which I fluffed the answer to... I tried to link it to The Lion King (his current fave film) and explain about the circle of life... but I don't think he understands it. How do you explain death to a two year old?

HebeMumsnet · 18/05/2018 21:14

Folks - can we have a bit of peace and love here, please? We don't want a row in the room on a sensitive thread like this, really.

OP - I liked 'Badger's Parting Gift' for this age group. Badger gets very old and 'goes down the long tunnel' (spoiler alert) but he's much happier and feels better for it.

I still bawled all the way through it, obviously, but it seemed simple enough for a three-year-old to grasp and not too upsetting for them, while also not saying anything that felt too 'made up'.

Sorry about your bunnies, too.

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