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Do you have a loved one who had a recent pregnancy loss and are wondering, what to gift someone who had a miscarriage? If you are in uncharted waters and want some advice, let’s connect! I am a Purpose Partner, Origami Owl custom jewelry designer, and a woman who lost four pregnancies, one set of twins, so 5 angel babies watch over our family. What I clung to after my first miscarriage was a locket I had created. If you are wondering what to gift someone who had a miscarriage, read on for more gifting ideas. 

What to Gift A Woman who had a Miscarriage

Following a miscarriage, a gift of jewelry can be the perfect keepsake in memory of the baby to hold close. Images such as angel wings, footprints, pink & blue ribbon (pregnancy & infant loss ribbon) or inscriptions with words of comfort.

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Thoughtful Gift for any Woman Grieving the Loss of her Baby

Flowers are a great way to bring color and reminder of the love and support from friends and family. I purchased two butterfly bushes when I lost my set of twins. It was a difficult loss, which sent me to the emergency room and lingering health issues for months. So many different animals can represent those who have departed. I saw butterflies fluttering around the yard and thought the metamorphosis from caterpillar to butterfly was beautiful.

Meaningful Messages of Hope and Love after Pregnancy Loss

Some types of animals have even been said to be bearers of very specific kinds of messages, for instance, ladybugs are said to be a good omen, offering assurance, particularly when things seem to be at their darkest, that not all is lost. Butterflies and birds, especially cardinals and blue jays, have long been seen as messengers that a departed loved one is still watching over you. Do you have an animal you look for as a sign of the infinite love of someone who has passed?

How to Support Someone who has had a Miscarriage

• Listen.
• Talk about the baby and use his / her name.
• Offer to help with housework or with childcare.
• Be sensitive to the varied emotional reactions by grieving parents.
• Acknowledge the experience and express your feelings of sadness.

National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is October 15th

October 15th is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. My newsfeed in October is peppered with the women affected. One in four women will experience this loss. On the last day of October I broke my silence on my group Facebook page.

Why do I love this company? The jewelry tells my story! I have had a total of five miscarriages. Sharing stories with other woman you will find you are not alone. Once you open up women will share their stories of pregnancy / infant loss and miscarriage.

It feels hopeless in the moment, but many have a special gift after a loss, a rainbow baby is a treasure; a rainbow after so many tears.

To anyone going through this now, the sunshine does come out after the rain to create a rainbow.

National Rainbow Baby Day is August 22nd

In honor of babies born after miscarriage, stillbirth, or other neonatal death and their angel siblings, the United States celebrates Rainbow Baby Day each year on August 22nd. This special day is a time to appreciate everything you’ve gone through and honor the precious gift that arrived after the storm.

Thank You!

My goal is to help thoughtful women challenged with meaningful gift giving by assisting with navigating the best heartfelt gifts, which build and maintain deeper human connections with the ones we love. Whether you’re looking to get a question answered, looking for a resource guide, or want a catalog to flip through, thank you for considering to order through my online shop. You have many options when shopping online, and when you chose to shop with me, I am very honored and will continue to work to give you great customer service and shop the best value for your meaningful gifts!

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