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“He always goes out there with me, and sits out there, and sings lullabies, and talks to him just like he was there,” she told People .
After Ashlee Hammac's son Ryan died last October, she wanted to make the grave a place her other son, Tucker, would feel included, KOAA reports.
Ashlee decided to build a sandbox above the Lake City, Fla. grave, where her 3-year-old son could still play with his brother.
The 24-year-old mom told People she originally conceived a gravesite with glass pebbles, but then wanted to give her older son, Tucker, his own place to mourn.
"He always goes out there with me, and sits out there, and sings lullabies, and talks to him just like he was there," Ashlee said. "So I wanted it to be special for him too."
Ryan Jolley lived just five days, dying from Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephlepathy, which occurs from a lack of blood flow to the brain.
The words on his headstone are from a book she said she would read to Ryan in the NICU: "You are my angel, my darling, my star and my love will find you, wherever you are."
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