A little girl experiences the five stages of grief after her goldfish “Sprinkles” unexpectedly dies.
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25 Comments
@aimeeblake099 how cold hearted can you be
@mjsm111 well i have andall kids before 5 are cute and pure
@monhona the kid was 3 years old for gods sake
I wish I have asister like her
she has a pure childhood feelings
god save her
@Iswearitstrue9 lol wtf
interesting to see that the ones supporting the video seem to be human services professionals or have education on the grief process. The video was wonderfully done, the mother was very supportive by guiding her child through the process instead of covering it up or pushing her, and at the end of the day the child learned a hard life lesson in a safe setting.
That was a very good video!
no offense but why were you videotaping it
its just like youve planned it
no offense but videotaping this is like youve planned it all
sorry for saying this btw
you are exagerating the situation, just see it as learning and knowledge in your life. That’s it.
I agree I principal – Language aside
Oh no! – unbelievable – did you think this was good viewing? if so, I you need to examine what’s going on here for the child, not you. – sad!
That was extremely well done. I hurt with her!
Anyone the name of the background song?
No actually there isn’t its made up nonsense.Look it up.The myth of the stages of grief.
There are 5 commonly experienced portions of the grieving process, which are often called the “5 stages of grief.”
It’s cute but there is no such thing as 5 stages of grief
Poor little Bridgette.
I saw this video in religion class. The only thing that we were thinking was WTF is wrong with the mom? Who would video tape their kid and stick on youtube? Especially when they are in pain. It’s disgusting and this mom, if you can call her that should have social services called on her. She acts so uncaring in the video too. what a bitch,
That was INCREDIBLE!
I enjoyed the video. I am involved in a grief support group and am interested in helping children. Your video was nicely done. Thank you
The damn fish died because first
1. they did not have a adequate amount of space.
2. they did not have a filter.
two basic reasons. STupid people.
Shame on whoever made this video.
thank you……………….
Thank you for this video, it’s beautiful.
I think that it is important for parents to teach their kids about death instead of lying to them and telling them something to make them happy. Kids need to know. But I don’t agree with videotaping a child while she/ he is grieving. The child is obviously saddened about the experience. So why videotape it. It’s like if your mother or father or someone or something close to you died would you rather someone videotape you grieving or actually just sit with you and help you through the process
who sings this song