After my baby died, I realised what I been doing wrong my entire life
"I reflected on the lessons I have learnt since losing Lily. While it can feel bewildering, it comes down to a few things ..."
category: grief
Coping at Christmas after infant or pregnancy loss
For thousands of Australian parents, not to mention grandparents and other family members, mourning the loss of their baby, Christmas can be a painful time.
How to support a loved one following the death of their baby
Nothing prepares parents for the death of their baby or the intensity and duration of the grief that follows. Here a few considered thoughts on what you can do to support a loved during this difficult time.
How creativity and movement can assist the grieving process
"After learning about the benefits of creative therapy and movement as a painter and an avid yogi (even before my losses), I began to work through my grieving and the loss of Arla through creative outlets and mindful movement."
5 ways to help your child deal with grief
The death of a loved one is immensely challenging for anyone, but for children especially. Not only will they experience loss powerfully, but they might feel a lot of confusion. Here are five ways you can support a child dealing with grief.
‘I wish someone had warned me … at least once’
The Hon Kristina Keneally, former patron of the Stillbirth Foundation Australia, shares her story with us during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month...
Father’s Day – a reminder of a fatherhood lost
Pete Vidins, a Volunteer Parent Supporter with Sands, talks about how Father's Day can be a confusing and painful day for a bereaved dad ...
Coping on Mother’s Day after the death of a baby
For many mothers who have experienced a death of a baby, Mother's Day can be a time filled with pain, sorrow and grief. Here are some ways to help you cope ...
A day dedicated to mothers whose babies are no longer here
"Mother's Day that year didn't feel like a day to celebrate, instead, I felt a deep sadness that was coupled with the guilt I felt around not wanting to celebrate with my mum."
How to cope after a miscarriage
Because society's opinion of miscarriage is so flippant and ignorant (it's very common, it wasn't meant to be, you'll have another), miscarriage survivors must learn to cope or we will drown. Here's some advice on how to cope after a miscarriage
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