Author: Sarah Garvey

Guidelines and ideas to consider when you want to give a gift to grieving parents.

Created and designed by parents who know firsthand how difficult this process can be, the Birth Plan Tool helps parents facing a life-limiting prenatal diagnosis feel heard and confident in their decisions on delivery day.

We believe that our brochures are a tool to help medical professionals and their patients feel empowered, informed, and supported.

Self-care comes in many forms, and it looks different for every person. It is not a sign of weakness nor is it a sign of forgetting and moving on.

Notes and ideas for when it’s hard to know what to say.

Listen to this article. GRIEF IS A HIGHLY INDIVIDUALIZED EXPERIENCE. NO TWO FAMILIES SHARE THE EXACT SAME JOURNEY EVEN WITH THE SAME PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS OF A LIFE-LIMITING CONDITION. Grief is going to look different for you as the parents of the baby or babies than it will for the grandparents, siblings, extended family members, and […]

Listen to this article. When someone you love receives the news that their unborn baby has a life-limiting condition, you might want to drop everything and be by their side to support them. The heart behind that desire is such a gift to these families, and it can be a lifeline for them during the […]

Simple words spoken from a sincere heart is the foundation for communicating well with grieving parents.

In recent years, more support resources have become available for parents experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, and the taboo is beginning to lift.

Though it may seem to you, after time has passed, these families have healed, it is important to remember that they never truly stop grieving.