Obducted person

Play figure representation of person after autopsy, made of high-quality building blocks. Sensitive tool for understanding autopsy.

When an autopsy has taken place, children often have questions: “What did they do?”, “Why was that necessary?”, “What does mom/dad look like now?”. This figure helps funeral professionals and counselors explain in a concrete but respectful way what autopsy means and what happens to the body.

Features:

• Sensitive, educational design
• Visual representation of autopsy marks (Y-incision)
• Respectful but honest depiction
• Compatible with common building block systems
• Durable material
• Exclusively suitable for professional guidance (from 4 years with supervision)

Application: This figure is suitable for:

• Professional grief counseling – explaining autopsy process
• Funeral professionals – preparing children for changed appearance
• Forensic educational settings – understanding necessity of autopsy
• Therapeutic guidance – processing traumatic experience
• Hospital setting – explaining medical examination

Result: Gives children a concrete but respectful answer to difficult questions about autopsy. It helps reduce fear and uncertainty by providing honest information, adapted to the child’s comprehension level. Only for use by trained professionals who can guide children through this sensitive subject.