How do you announce your subsequent pregnancy?
Here is one idea:
photo source is not bereavement related
SBD Speaks
May 18, 2013 by Leave a Comment
These are little photos that we share at our stillbirthday Facebook page, as a way to invite others to finding us here, directly at stillbirthday. If you like any of these, you can find them – and more – at our Facebook page for sharing.
My Mothers Day Gift
May 10, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Shared by: Desiree
Happy Stillbirthday to my baby Joshua. He was born on Mothers day 3 years ago.
He only lived for 2 hours before he left us. In our arms a short time but forever in our hearts!
Fly To Them
April 21, 2013 by Leave a Comment
How do we help our bereaved children connect to their siblings and to their feelings?
Your Baby’s Age
April 19, 2013 by 2 Comments
If you believe in Heaven, Eternity, or Paradise – if you believe in life after death – do you have an age in your mind, an image in your mind, of what your baby might look like?
I love this photo, because it also shows how grandparents hold parents hold children. It shows how our grandparents are impacted by their family – including births and losses.
Stillbirthday Rainbow Bridge
April 17, 2013 by Leave a Comment
As a doula, birth is often likened to a bridge.
I can companion a mother through labor to birth, and I can meet her on the other side after her baby is born, but the actual birth of her baby, in any trimester, is her journey.
I can’t cross the bridge for her, and I can’t undo the journey for her. She is the mother whose body is laboring forward.
Have you heard a Waldorf birth story? It is a spiritual story, that includes the baby crossing a rainbow bridge at birth. It is a story that parents read to their children every birthday – and, quite appropriately, every stillbirthday as well.
This beautiful rainbow bridge is in Taiwan. Wouldn’t you just love to go there and light a lantern for your baby from this bridge?
