HOW TO SUPPORT GRIEVING PARENTS : 3 WAYS TO HELP AFTER PREGNANCY & INFANT LOSS

There’s a unique kind of pain that follows losing a baby. Parents have to re-plan the rest of their lives without their baby. It’s a normal human reaction for friends and family to reach out, extend their condolences and say, “Let me know if you need anything.” Here’s a harsh truth: as grieving parents, we don’t always know what we need. Instead of the politically correct blanket statement, “let me know if you need anything,” here are 3 other ways to help after pregnancy and infant loss.

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