Some stories simply don’t have happy endings—Baby Loss Awareness (sticker)
September 29, 2022
These storybook-themed stickers help to acknowledge the reality to be experienced in this messy, beautiful life.
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I wonder who you would have dressed up as this year—Baby Loss Halloween Remembrance (sticker)
September 29, 2022
When a child dies, we don’t just lose them; we also lose the memories we missed making with them. If you find yourself wondering what your child would have dressed as for Halloween this year, this baby loss remembrance sticker might be for you.
Family lasts as long as love—Forever. Baby Loss Remembrance (sticker)
September 29, 2022
You don’t stop having a parent when they die. You are and always will be their child. In the same way, you don’t stop having a child when they die. You are and always will be their parent. Family lasts as long as love—forever.
There’s a stocking missing this Christmas—Baby Loss Remembrance (sticker)
September 29, 2022
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 baby loss remembrance sticker helps to honor your deceased child(ren) during the holiday season.
Still vs. Always: Grieving; Dead; My Child’s Parent—Grief Awareness (sticker)
September 29, 2022
This grief awareness print explains that grief lasts as long as death, and you will always be your child’s parent, even and especially after their death.
Someone should be building a snowman today—Baby Loss Winter Remembrance (sticker)
September 26, 2022
Snowballs and sledding and all of the mid-winter fun, but one person’s snowman is missing. This matte baby loss remembrance sticker helps to honor and share about your deceased child(ren) this winter.
Sharing about my deceased child simply means I am a parent—Grief Awareness (sticker)
September 26, 2022
Often when bereaved parents share about their children, listeners rush to give advice or suggest therapy. But this isn’t always (or even often) what bereaved parents want. Often, sharing about our deceased children is simply part of parenting.
This glossy grief awareness sticker to explain that sharing about your deceased child is simply another aspect of your love and how you parent them, even and especially after their death.
‘Rare’ is little comfort when it happens to you—Stillbirth break the silence; 1 in 160 (sticker)
September 26, 2022
Glossy stillbirth awareness stickers available in green or pink, helping to share the message that stillbirth is NOT rare; it’s a freaking emergency.
Our nest feels emptier without you here—Baby Loss Remembrance (sticker)
September 26, 2022
When we are expecting a new child to join our home, we often ‘nest’, preparing a nursery and filling it with symbols of our hopes and love for our newest addition.
When that child then dies, that nest feels far emptier than before. This baby loss remembrance sticker documents the absence.
Missing someone special at our table this year—Baby Loss Thanksgiving Remembrance (sticker)
September 26, 2022
Thanksgiving can be hard when you’re grieving, especially when the one who is gone is your child. This baby loss remembrance sticker helps to remember and honor your deceased child at Thanksgiving.
Missing my pumpkin(s) this Halloween—Baby Loss Remembrance (sticker)
September 26, 2022
This Halloween there are pumpkins missing in our patch. This matte baby loss remembrance sticker helps us to remember and honor our deceased children at Halloween and all year round.
In life after loss, I hold pain and joy at the same time—Grief Awareness (sticker)
September 26, 2022
People who haven’t experienced deep grief often assume that when the bereaved start feeling joy again then they must be healed. This is far from true. This glossy grief awareness sticker to explain the duality of both the pain and joy that can exist in life after the death of a loved one.
1 in 160 isn’t ‘Rare’; It’s a Freaking Emergency—Stillbirth Awareness (sticker)
September 26, 2022
Glossy stillbirth awareness stickers available in pink or blue, helping to share the message that stillbirth is NOT rare; it’s a freaking emergency.
