Bereaved parents who are expecting after loss want and need their providers and support people to be aware of their circumstances. This FREE printable hospital door sign is a ideal method to visually communicate during labor and birth.
Pregnancy after loss is one of the scariest times in a bereaved parent’s life. If you find yourself anxious and worried during this time, this FREE downloadable pink-and-blue themed PAL affirmation bookmark is for you.
When you’re pregnant after loss, it’s important to know your provider understands your situation. Whether you have special medical considerations in this pregnancy or even if you “just” need emotional acknowledgement of the extra worries and fear, it’s a valid need.
This printable reindeer-and-Christmas-lights design is a sweet way to set aside a memorial place setting for your deceased child during the holidays
This personalizable snowy scenery design is a sweet way to set aside a memorial place setting for your deceased child during the winter holidays
This printable Christmas lights and tree scene is a sweet way to set aside a memorial place setting for your deceased child during the holidays
This personalizable Christmas wreath design is a sweet way to set aside a memorial place setting for your deceased child during the holidays
This personalizable Christmas greenery design is a sweet way to set aside a memorial place setting for your deceased child during the holidays
When a child is gone, we still often want to honor them during holidays and special occasions like weddings. This customizable butterfly-and-flower design is a sweet way to set aside a place of honor for your child during your next family event.
When a child dies, their parent(s)’ whole world turns upside-down. This is a collection of six blunt affirmations to remind you that you are still a parent, and you deserve love and support in life after the death of your child.
Preeclampsia is often misattributed as simply high blood pressure in pregnancy, but it can be so much more. This printable bookmark lists the most common warning signs.
Pregnancy can be a complex time and pregnancy advice abounds. These four notes in a printable bookmark help to remind you of some of the latest evidence-based research to avoid outdated advice and know when to consult your provider.
This brochure helps to guide bereaved parents through 30 ways to remember and honor their child and their child’s memory. It is ideal to include in hospital care packages or as a general resource for prenatal providers, doulas, therapists, and social workers. Print and share wherever it may be useful.
Child loss affects 1 in 4 pregnancies, but isn’t commonly talked about within the military. This brochure guides military supervisors through measures necessary to support members during and after the death of a child.
When a child is born, parents want to document everything: first moments, pregnancy memories, outfits and the multitude of emotions that come with new life. When a child dies, this desire to document remains. It’s a means of holding onto the sweetness in the midst of the pain.
Bereaved parents often report things they wish their providers had done differently, both during prenatal care and after the death of their child.. This brochure is a summary of common requests.
Bereaved parents may feel torn about whether or not to attend grief therapy after the death of a child. This brochure provides answers to common questions about grief therapy and also provides a list of interview questions to help ensure a specific therapist is the best fit.
A thoughtful list of ways to celebrate or observe the memorial birthday of a child lost to miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death.
A useful list of supportive phrases to use after a loved one has experienced pregnancy or infant loss.
Friends and family of bereaved parents often report not knowing how to support their loved ones following pregnancy and infant loss. This printable information card is a good first step to provide some concrete recommendations for immediate support.
One of the many hard parts about pregnancy loss is that the gestational parent is still going through the postpartum experience. Avoid the potential for painful conversations with this printable appointment card.
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A deceased child’s birthday can be an emotionally heavy time. Use this card to express your personal wishes for the bereaved family on the birthday of their deceased child.
A deceased child’s birthday is still a birthday. Use this card to express your love and support for the bereaved parents and their child on the child’s birthday.
You don’t have to have met a deceased child for him or her to make an impact on your world. Use this card to share with the bereaved parents in your life that you remember them and their child on their child’s birthday.
A deceased child doesn’t need to be physically present on their birthday to be celebrated. Use this card to express your love and birthday wishes for your deceased child on their birthday.
One of the harder parts of living after the death of one’s child is the absence of memory; the milestones that live on only in a parent’s imagination. This poem expresses the complex feelings inherent in that experience, particularly on a deceased child’s birthday.
As much as we miss our deceased children on their birthdays, we often also want to celebrate them. Use this card to share your love, honor, and grief on your deceased child’s birthday.
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As parents, we want to celebrate our children on their birthday. As bereaved parents, we often want the same. Use this customizable card to remember your deceased child on their birthday.
This iconic Rachel Whalen quote resonates with loss parents because it’s simple and it’s true. And the love that we carry for our children in our hearts is one of the most powerful ways to honor them on their birthdays. Use this card to express the love you carry for your deceased child.
On the birthday of a deceased child, one of the most comforting things can be gathering together to talk and share memories. This customizable cake-and-balloons-themed invitation invites your friends and family to join you for a virtual celebration. Download and edit or customize in Canva.
