Losing a Baby
Losing a baby in pregnancy—whether through miscarriage or stillbirth—is still a taboo subject worldwide that is linked to stigma and shame. But it doesn't have to be. We share practical ways to help grieving parents move forward and recover from the loss, physically and mentally, and how loved ones and friends can support them through the process.
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Losing a baby can be a traumatic experience for parents who might not know how to cope with the loss in healthy ways. To support parents on the healing process, we share tips from experts in the field to help grieving parents move forward.
Losing a baby can be a traumatic experience for parents who might not know how to cope with the loss in healthy ways. To support parents on the healing process, we share tips from experts in the field to help grieving parents move forward.
