Baby loss awareness week

Each year between October 9th through to 15th is ‘Baby Loss Awareness Week’ giving those affected a time to share their stories, break the silence, raise awareness and seek support. thi…

If you’ve never lost a child, experienced a miscarriage or a still birth you might not know that October is National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month. More specifically, October 15…

Yesterday marked the start of Babyloss Awareness Week here in the UK.This is something which my husband and I now have some experience with.We have several family members and friends who had navigated this path ahead of us, and then when in 2016 we had to join this horrible club, it took on yet another

Losing a baby is hard. It doesn't matter how many weeks you are when you had your loss. It is all hard. After a loss, it's okay to let yourself be sad or angry. It's okay to not want to be around babies or hear pregnancy annoucements. It's okay to do the things you need to do to take care of yourself. This can mean distancing yourself from unsupportive family and friends. Put yourself first and don't feel guilty for doing the things you need to do in order to get through your grief. It'...

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. This is a month to remember all of our babies that should be here today, regardless of what gestation or how many weeks they were. Every baby matters! Your baby matters. In honor of this month, I wanted to share a few ways you can get involved. 1. The 31 Day Baby Remembrance Calendar. This is something you can do each day to honor and remember your baby. 2. Include your baby in a special collage. This can be a photo of them, an ultra...

For my daughter in heaven, now with her daddy beside her