Bob Mills Furniture Partners with Infant Crisis Services

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - In an effort to raise awareness for the needs of infants in crisis, Bob Mills Furniture will air a social media campaign in March of 2012.

"One of our core values is "Everyone is Family," said Bob Mills, President & CEO of Bob Mills Furniture, "and that's certainly true of the infants in our community who are in need of everything from formula to bottles and diapers.

Mills continued, "Our goal is to raise $5,000 by donating $1 to Infant Crisis Services for each new "like" we get on our Facebook page.  But beyond that, in March we will become a drop off point for diapers, baby bath, pacifiers, wipes, sippy cups, baby bottles, blankets, or clothes (size newborn - size 6).

Camp for Grieving Children

Grief is hard work for mature adults.  It can be especially troubling for children.

Myths abound that children don’t feel a loss as keenly as adults, or that they don’t understand death, that they lack the experience to process grief, or that natural resiliency will help them bounce back.

Losing a loved one can be devastating at any age.  How children experience the death and their subsequent grief varies according to age, developmental stage, and their relationship to the deceased.  It is estimated that one in 20 children under age 15 will suffer the loss of a parent.

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