Infant loss awareness month

I originally shared this on my Facebook page, but wanted to make sure that this ended up on the blog as well. I'm sure you have probably noticed by now that October is pregnancy and

With Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month just a few days away, I wanted to create something you can share in honor of your baby/babies. The forget-me-not flower is one of my favorites They represent the love we have and will always have for our babies. They serve as a reminder that we will never ever forget them and that we will always be their moms and dads. October is a hard month for a lot of us. It is full of grief and emotion. It is full of reminders of what we lost, but at th...

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...

Why I will not be using the term “Rainbow Baby”If you haven’t already heard the news, I am pregnant! This is my first pregnancy after losing Henry and it comes with so many feelings. I wanted to take a moment and talk about expecting a child after loss and how I feel about the term “Rainbow Baby”. I hope you hear my heart. I have no judgments against others using the term, these are just my thoughts. I hope this offers a little window into pregnancy after a loss. A “rainbow baby” is a term…