This fucking sucks and I’m here for you (Customizable support card)
January 20, 2022
Sometimes we need to be blunt about how much it hurts to lose a child. Download this card for a loved one who appreciates outspoken support.
Customizable child loss graphics
- As a bereaved parent, I love seeing my child’s name. I created these customizable graphics so all bereaved families could share a version that fits their particular loss story. Download or customize in Canva for free.
Thinking of you and your child and holding you both in my heart (Customizable remembrance card)
January 20, 2022
The death of a child hurts long after the funeral is over. Download this card to express to your loved one that you remember their pain and honor their love, no matter how many years it’s been.
Thinking of you and your child; You are both so loved (Customizable remembrance card)
January 20, 2022
It can be comforting to know your deceased child is remembered, even years after they are gone. Download this card to show your loved one you honor and remember their lost child.
There is no better place than in your arms (Customizable sympathy card)
January 20, 2022
The death of a child can leave their parents’ arms achingly empty. Download this card to show your loved one you understand there is no better place for their deceased child than here with them on earth.
There is exactly one way to grieve—YOUR way (Customizable support card)
January 16, 2022
There are as many ways to grieve as there are grievers, and each way is valid. Download this card to show your loved one you support them in all the ways they need.
No words will make your child’s death better (Customizable support card)
January 16, 2022
There are never going to be perfect words; words that take away the pain. And so we offer the best words we can: I’m sorry. I love you. I’m here. Download this card to show your loved one you are with them when it hurts.
Nothing can make up for the loss of your child, so I will sit with you while it hurts (Customizable support card)
January 16, 2022
We are often tempted to look for the ‘bright side’ in loss, but sometimes there is comfort is acknowledging there isn’t one. Download this card to show your loved one you will sit with them when it hurts.
I’m not going to pretend to know how you feel (Customizable support card)
December 29, 2021
It can be surprisingly helpful to acknowledge that you aren’t an expert about your loved one’s loss, but that you are open to listening. Download this card to show your loved one you are a safe place to share their pain.
I’m not going to BS you; This Sucks (Customizable support card)
December 29, 2021
People often feel obligated to find a silver lining in every tragedy, but sometimes, there simply isn’t one. This card is a good way to show your loved one that you acknowledge the enormity of a situation that just sucks.
I would paint the sky with their names if I could (Customizable remembrance card)
December 29, 2021
One of the things bereaved parents want most is to know that their child is remembered. One of the best ways to do this is to say their child’s name. Download this card to show your loved one you acknowledge their child today and always.
I love you so much. I’m so sorry for your loss. (Customizable sympathy card)
December 28, 2021
Sometimes the most comforting thing to say after loss is also the simplest: “I love you. I’m so sorry this happened”. Download this card to show your loved one you care.
Someone should be building a snowman today (Customizable!)
November 10, 2021
Snowballs and sledding and all of the mid-winter fun, but one person’s snowman is missing. These are downloadable graphics you can use to honor and share about your deceased child/ren during winter.
Thinking of those who are missing this Thanksgiving (Customizable!)
November 10, 2021
Thanksgiving can be hard when you’re grieving, especially when the one who is gone is your child. These are customizable graphics you can use to honor and share about your deceased child/ren during the Thanksgiving season.
There are stockings missing this Christmas (Customizable!)
November 10, 2021
There are stockings missing this Christmas; voices missing in this house. There are memories we should be making, and more cheer shared around the tree.
This Halloween there are Pumpkins missing in our house (Customizable!)
October 24, 2021
Missing my pumpkin this Halloween and all round; these are customizable graphics to remember your deceased child or children during Halloween.
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Please Honor my Child during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month (Customizable!)
September 30, 2021
The month of October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness month. During this month, bereaved parents encourage everyone to learn about pregnancy loss and infant loss, and to remember and honor all children lost too soon.
I’m lighting a candle in honor of my child (Customizable!)
September 30, 2021
15 October is International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. By lighting a candle from 7-8pm in your local time zone, bereaved parents and families create a “wave of light” that travels around the world. Customize this graphic to honor your child lost too soon.
My child should have been starting school this month (Customizable!)
September 15, 2021
My son Adrian would have been starting preschool this year. This experience is yet one more of the things that stillbirth stole from our family. What about your child?
My child should have been going back to school this week too (Customizable!)
September 15, 2021
As bereaved parents, it’s natural to think about the lives our children would have lived. My son would have been a preschooler this year; what about your child?
Time doesn’t heal anything, not by itself
November 17, 2020
They said time heals, but they lied. Time doesn’t heal. It’s only a measure of the length of the process.
I know how you feel
June 28, 2020
Humans are hardwired to find points of comparison. It’s how we build community. It makes us feel less alone. In some cases, though, comparison feels minimizing. This is especially the case in loss. This is something to say instead.
