Birth & Bereavement Blogs

If you use a blog to share about your baby(ies), you can add your link here so that other parents can find you. Stillbirthday does not endorse any particular blog or writer. If you are visiting another blog, you may encounter perspectives or experiences or expressions of language that may not always be very encouraging or healing. Please use caution when visiting other blogs. However, visiting other bloggers can be an excellent way to get to know other grieving families, and confirm even further that you are not alone.

You are also invited to share your story at stillbirthday, so that more families can connect with you. You’re also invited to take a peek at our crafting resources, which includes tips and ideas related to journaling and blogging.

Just leave a comment below with the URL of your blog, and what it’s emphasis is, and this list will be updated to include yours.

Miscarriage Blogs

Funky Little Earth Child
The Whole Plate
My Walk with the Spirit (and doula)
Footprints on my Heart (and subsequent pregnancy)
Lilly’s Story (live miscarriage)
Brake’s Story (live miscarriage)
Kainyn

Stillbirth Blogs

Just Ella Bella (Losing Logan)
Justice for Vylette
Brody’s Frog Blog
The Howard Bunch
Still Life with Circles
My Star in Heaven
Dear Baby Luke (and cord accident)
Prevent Stillbirth (political information)

Infertility Blogs

TheByBee Blog – (and stillbirth and fostering)

Difficult Diagnosis/Neonatal Death/Birth Emergencies/Loss after NICU Blogs

Sophie’s Story – (HLHS, cystic hygroma, pleural effusions, club feet)
Just an Ordinary Girl – (son Isaac, Trisomy 13)
Sadie Mae’s Mommy – (bi-lateral renal agensis)
She Brings Joy – (Limb Body Wall Complex)
To Find Joy in Life Again (son Brecken, NICU transfer)

Diagnosis

A Little Extra (Down Syndrome)
Downs Side Up (Down Syndrome)

Multiples

Triple the Faith (loss of a triplet)
Never Giving Up Hope (loss of triplets, PCOS)
Faith Hope Grief (loss of one full term twin)

General Bereavement/Life after Loss

Seeking Radiance
Remembering Robby
Raising Arrows
Rest in Hope (and encouragement)
Finley’s Story
Twinkle of Light (and healing)
When Hello Means Goodbye
My Story of Stillbirth – nearly 40 years later
In Memory of Anabelle
Avoiding the Joneses – stillbirth, true knot, inspiration
Livy Cel – opens with a letter to baby about daddy
Still Born & Still Breathing
All 4 Levi
Sweet Kaiya Lynn
From Grief to Gratitude

Inspiration/Religion

I Still Believe
Tesha’s Treasures
Nine Months and a Day (and loss of a twin)
Peas in a Pod (and ectopic loss)
Spring of Life
Mommy to Maddox
Legacy of Life and Love
Finding Cate’s Hope
From Grief to Gratitude

Elective Abortion Blogs

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BIRTH & BEREAVEMENT QUOTES

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A miracle is really the only way to describe motherhood and giving birth. It’s unbelievable how God has made us women and babies to endure and be able to do so much. A miracle, indeed. Such an incredible blessing.

— Jennie Finch

I honor you. {I DO}ula.

— an SBD Doula

A very small degree of hope is sufficient to cause the birth of love.

— Stendhal

Man’s main task in life is to give birth to himself, to become what he potentially is. The most important product of his effort is his own personality.

— Erich Fromm

Why is it that we rejoice at a birth and grieve at a funeral? It is because we are not the person involved.

— Mark Twain

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