Ways to honor miscarried baby

Loosing a pregnancy can be devastating. You never forget that child. How do you intentionally remember them and honor your lost baby. Discover 7 ways that..

Discover 10 meaningful ways to honor and remember your angel baby after pregnancy loss. A bereaved mother shares personal experiences and creative ideas for celebrating your child's memory

Memorial ideas for honoring your baby’s life after miscarriage, stillbirth, or other forms of pregnancy loss After losing a child to miscarriage or stillbirth, many parents find it helpful in their grieving process to do something deliberate to honor their baby. Some choose to commemorate their baby at the time of miscarriage (or soon after) while others choose to honor their baby in ongoing ways through yearly rituals. Still others choose not to do anything formal at all. There is no right…

Discover effective tips for healing emotionally after a miscarriage at Fertile Hope. Navigate grief and find support

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…

Trying to decide on a gift for someone who lost a baby? This compilation will help you make the right decision for gifts for a miscarriage.

At the edge of a grassy graveyard, surrounded by little bronze markers and drying flowers, sits my son’s gravestone. His name is boldly inscribed across the top: “Landon A. Mannegren.” This grave is a physical reminder of his short life, a place that marks his brief stay in this world. This tombstone is a declaration that […]

There are many difficult days for miscarriage survivors. The due date, of course, is one of these. But there are others. Here is a list of the top 7.

by Monet Carpenter Sometimes, the hardest thing for me to do in seasons of loss is struggling to prioritize the acknowledgement of what’s missing or gone. How to honor the anniversary of a miscarriage of my child, my own flesh and blood, is a grief I’m still learning to make space for. If you’ve found yourself here, at the most unwanted seat at the table, I hope these words will envelop you in God’s compassion and care. In His own profound way, Jesus has walked me through stretches of this…