Infant & Child Burial Plots in Metro Vancouver & Fraser Valley
Special Resting Places for Children and Infants
What Is an Infant or Child Burial Plot?
An infant or child burial plot is a cemetery property specifically designated for the burial of babies, children, or young people. These plots are typically smaller in size than adult plots and are often located in special sections of the cemetery dedicated to children.
Many cemeteries provide these areas as a way to honor and remember young lives, offering families a peaceful and supportive environment.
Key Features of Infant & Child Burial Plots
Smaller-sized plots designed for infants and children
Dedicated cemetery sections set aside for children, often landscaped with extra care
Special memorialization: headstones, flat markers, or monuments may be personalized with symbols, toys, or inscriptions
Some cemeteries offer reduced fees or special programs for infant and child burials
When Families Choose Infant & Child Plots
Families may choose infant or child burial plots when:
They have experienced the loss of a baby or child and want a permanent resting place
They want to keep their child’s memory in a special section of the cemetery
They value the symbolism and support of areas dedicated to children
They wish to plan ahead for family plots that include infant or child spaces
Pros and Considerations
Infant and child burial plots are available at most major cemeteries across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, including:
Private cemeteries (Forest Lawn, Ocean View, Valley View, Victory, Heritage Gardens, Chilliwack)
Municipal cemeteries (Mountain View, Robinson, Fraser, North Vancouver, Capilano View)
Religious cemeteries (Gardens of Gethsemani, St. Peter’s, North Shore Jewish, Chinese Benevolent Association)
👉 Many cemeteries offer dedicated infant & child sections, and some provide special pricing or support programs for families.
Availability in the Lower Mainland
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