Infant loss awareness month

If you’ve never lost a child, experienced a miscarriage or a still birth you might not know that October is National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month. More specifically, October 15…

Dietitian + Exercise Physiologist | Symone Esposito on Instagram: "For the 1 in 4. We're at the end of pregnancy and infant loss awareness month, but a reminder that this experience is something that can and will stick with you, so ongoing support is so important beyond a month of awareness. There are so many I speak to that wonder what they could have done, or if that one thing they did or what they ate eat lead to it all. Whilst there is definitely emerging evidence on specific…

I originally shared this on my Facebook page, but wanted to make sure that this ended up on the blog as well. I'm sure you have probably noticed by now that October is pregnancy and

October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month. No matter your journey, you are a strong mama. We are here to stand with you, support you, and encourage you. We understand that grief can look different for everyone. Never be afraid to lean on support and ask for help when you need it most. 🤍 More than anything, we want you to know you are not alone and we are here to hold space for you and everyone else experiencing loss and infertility.

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month 💙💗 This month, I honor the six little souls I never had the chance to hold and my three precious babies in heaven: Anthony Maddox (1.4.10), Avery Shea (10.22.12 - 11.4.12), and Richard Franklin (11.19.15 - 2.18.16) 🌈👼 The journey of loss is filled with moments that words can hardly express. It’s a heartache many endure but few speak about openly. This month is for raising awareness, breaking the silence, and offering a safe space for…

All pregnancy and infant losses need to be recongized. All deserve to be grieved over because all are the loss of our baby and the dreams and plans we had for them and for our lives. No one should feel that their loss or their baby matters less because they were not as far along. Every loss hurts and comes with it's own types of grief and heartbreak. None of us ever wanted to join the club of loss moms and dads, but we have all unfortunately found ourselves here. As always, I know this d...