When I miscarried my son in early pregnancy last year, I had no idea how much it would affect my future pregnancies. After I miscarried for the first time (and even the second time), I knew that I would be pregnant again. I knew that this wasn't the end of our journey to grow our

Months and days that bring awareness to things like Pregnancy After Loss or Rainbow Babies can be especially hard for many families. Not everyone is able to get pregnant in the first place. Not everyone is able to get pregnant again after having a loss. Not everyone wants to get pregnant again after a loss. Some rainbow babies die too. There are so many different factors that can keep someone from being able to bring a home a baby after loss. I just want you to know we see you. You are ...

When you find yourself pregnant again after loss, one thing is for sure: you will have questions. All the questions. Here are the top questions for OBs from mamas trying to conceive and pregnant after a loss. #pregnancyafterloss #tryingtoconceiveafterloss

So, if you support an anxious pregnancy after loss mom, here are some things you CAN say to help her. You may ease her nerves for a minute or two.

During pregnancy after loss, give yourself permission to do what you need to do. See 9 things I’m NOT doing during my pregnancy after loss.

When I first got pregnant after my loss, I found very few resources for PAL parents. This is what I wish I knew about pregnancy after loss.

Why I will not be using the term “Rainbow Baby”If you haven’t already heard the news, I am pregnant! This is my first pregnancy after losing Henry and it comes with so many feelings. I wanted to take a moment and talk about expecting a child after loss and how I feel about the term “Rainbow Baby”. I hope you hear my heart. I have no judgments against others using the term, these are just my thoughts. I hope this offers a little window into pregnancy after a loss. A “rainbow baby” is a term…

How to navigate the return to work after you've had a pregnancy loss? Dr. Julie Bindeman shares some compassionate advice for making this transition.