This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week, and it’s a time dedicated to bringing together people who have been touched by loss, both during pregnancy or after. Knowing that other mothers experienced a similar tragedy doesn’t make it easier, but it can make it feel a little less lonely.

Today is Rainbow Baby Day. Celebrated every year on the 22nd August, it’s a day to celebrate the babies who come after pregnancy or infant loss and honor the journey you’ve been on as a family. We’re sharing information and resources to support you & celebrate Rainbow Baby Day.

This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week, and it’s a time dedicated to bringing together people who have been touched by loss, both during pregnancy or after. Knowing that other mothers experienced a similar tragedy doesn’t make it easier, but it can make it feel a little less lonely.

Miscarriage is something that 1 in 4 women are likely to experience at some point in their life. New Zealand’s recent law providing for paid leave after miscarriage has led to a wave of other countries starting to address this topic. But they aren’t the first to support women after pregnancy loss.