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The Pregnancy & Infant Loss Resource Collection
Picture this: you're a parent who has just experienced the devastating loss of a pregnancy or infant. As you grapple with your grief and confusion, all that is offered to you is a stuffed animal for comfort and a few pamphlets for guidance before you are sent home from the hospital. For many grieving parents, this is their reality. While these items may be helpful in the immediate aftermath of loss, they often don't provide lasting answers or support when it comes to healing and moving forward. That's where The Remembering Cherubs Pregnancy & Infant Loss Resource Collection comes in. Learn more about the collection below.
The Pregnancy Loss Guidebook: A Guide To Coping Well After Pregnancy & Infant Loss
The Pregnancy Loss Guidebook: A Guide To Coping Well After Pregnancy & Infant Loss is a book of practical information on navigating life after loss. It covers an array of situations ranging from coming to terms with the loss, to understanding grief and self-care, to tips on finding emotional, informational, and financial support. Written with input from subject matter experts—parents who have experienced loss—it provides insight on coping skills, strategies, and actions and uses a mix of research and personal anecdotes to impart guidance to the reader.
Pregnancy Loss FAQs Tipsheet Library
Remembering Cherubs FAQs Tip Sheet Library is a collection of educational publications that answer commonly asked questions on pregnancy & infant loss, such as handling the administrative business of loss, ways couples can support one another, and how to be supportive to friends or loved ones. It will be available on the Remembering Cherubs website as PDF files for downloading and printing.
Remembering Cherubs Pregnancy Loss Sympathy Cards
Remembering Cherubs Pregnancy Loss Sympathy Cards is a compassionate collection of cards designed to console and acknowledge grieving hearts. The cards are tailored for various forms of loss such as miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant death, and provide an easy option for hospital staff, friends, and loved ones to express their care when parents need it most.