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🌈 Charity supporting families experiencing pregnancy after loss
🌈 Order your FREE pregnancy after loss comfort box from our website (England only)
🌈 Creators and hosts of Rainbow Baby Week 16-22 August

The White Pumpkin 🤍🕊️🎃
22/10/2026

The White Pumpkin 🤍🕊️🎃

🌈 We can count the boxes, but only you can tell us the difference they made.🌈If you’ve received a Willow’s Rainbow Box d...
21/10/2026

🌈 We can count the boxes, but only you can tell us the difference they made.🌈

If you’ve received a Willow’s Rainbow Box during a pregnancy after loss, we’d be grateful to hear about your experience.

❤️ Please complete our feedback survey to share what felt helpful, what could be improved, and what the box meant to you during this time.

Your feedback helps us strengthen our support for families navigating pregnancy after loss and demonstrate the difference these boxes can make.

✨ The survey takes just a few minutes, and every response matters.

Please complete the survey via the link in our bio/stories/caption. Your experience may help shape the support another family receives. 🌈

https://forms.gle/dg4QsAF61JJVRB499

In this community, we have people who have lost babies at different stages and for different reasons. 1st trimester loss...
15/10/2026

In this community, we have people who have lost babies at different stages and for different reasons. 1st trimester losses, ectopic pregnancy, termination for medical reasons (TFMR), second trimester losses, stillbirth, neonatal loss, sudden infant loss, recurrent loss, twin and multiples loss. Some people have answers. Some have no answers. There are so many types of baby loss - but they are all baby loss.

Whatever your story or journey, Baby Loss Awareness Week exists for you. Your journey matters.

I (Amneet) recently had an experience where I was made to feel like my loss didn’t matter and my experience wasn’t valid - because we had a first-trimester missed miscarriage. Different types of losses can come with different physiological and emotional experiences, but one thing remains - that none of us came away with our babies.

As we observe tonight’s wave of light, know that your babies mattered and no matter where you and your family are in your journey right now, you all matter.

14/10/2026

A snippet from my talk today at the TFL Baby Loss Awareness Week event. Really thankful to for inviting us along for this - as I say, pregnancy after loss can be difficult to navigate. We are holding previous trauma as well as trying to be positive and that is hard.

We are bereaved parents though and this space will always be there for you, through pregnancy after loss and beyond.

“Pregnancy after loss often means carrying two stories at once. One of heartbreak. One of hope. Both deserve space. Both deserve to be honoured.”

We are delighted to be partnering with Emma | UK Illustrator - who has made these beautiful rainbow hanging decoration. ...
14/10/2026

We are delighted to be partnering with Emma | UK Illustrator - who has made these beautiful rainbow hanging decoration. These ceramic rainbow hearts can be personalised with a name/names. An amazing 50% of sales will be donated to our charity. Link in bio/stories/caption ❤️🌈

Baby Loss Awareness Week starts today ❤️Please take care of yourselves. Our babies will always be remembered ❤️
09/10/2026

Baby Loss Awareness Week starts today ❤️

Please take care of yourselves. Our babies will always be remembered ❤️

Behind every statistic is a baby who was loved, a family whose world has changed, and a story that matters. 🤍If you are ...
08/10/2026

Behind every statistic is a baby who was loved, a family whose world has changed, and a story that matters. 🤍

If you are one of these statistics, please know that you are not alone. Your loss matters, your grief is valid, and your baby will never be just a number. 🌈

Baby Loss Awareness Week is coming on 9 October 2026. This week is hugely significant to many families in our community,...
06/10/2026

Baby Loss Awareness Week is coming on 9 October 2026. This week is hugely significant to many families in our community, but it can also feel overwhelming when you’re pregnant after loss.

I’ve been there. I chose to switch off when I was pregnant after loss during Baby Loss Awareness Week, but I also know many people who engaged with the week fully. It is completely an individual choice and you need to do what’s right for you. That might mean engaging on some days and not on others. Please take care of yourselves in the week ahead.

We will be sharing content this week about Baby Loss Awareness Week. If this feels too much, please do turn off notifications from us during the week.

We are honoured to be attending the TFL Baby Loss Awareness Week event hosted by Footprints Baby Loss Twin & Triplet Support on Wednesday 14 October. This is a free event taking place at the London Cable Cars in Greenwich. Tickets available in our stories.

We wanted to throw back to one of the most beautiful collaboration projects we’ve ever been involved in. Back in March 2...
04/10/2026

We wanted to throw back to one of the most beautiful collaboration projects we’ve ever been involved in. Back in March 2025, we worked with Abigail’s Footsteps | Baby Loss Charity and The Worst Girl Gang Ever Foundation and artist Sonnia Montes to host a 2 week baby loss and pregnancy after loss art exhibition in Gravesend, Kent. With it being the month of baby loss awareness, we wanted to revisit that exhibition and some of the beautiful pieces. A full video tour of the exhibition (7 minutes) is available on our YouTube (link in bio/caption/stories).

Our wooden feathers are still on their travels around the UK ❤️🪶

October is pregnancy and infant loss month - and I (Amneet) am starting off with a story of memory and hope. 9 years ago...
01/10/2026

October is pregnancy and infant loss month - and I (Amneet) am starting off with a story of memory and hope.

9 years ago, my mum gave me this ring. Last week, I gave it to my daughter.

There’s a story behind it.

Nine years ago, after we had a miscarriage, my mum gave me this ring. I’ve worn it every single day since.

It’s worn now. Scratched. A little battered. But I’ve never taken it off.

Last week, my daughter had a pretty traumatic and completely unexpected experience at the dentist. I hadn’t seen her that scared before. In that moment, I was taken back to how scared I had been all those years ago, as I prepared for surgery after losing our baby. So I reached for my ring and gave it to her to hold.

To me, this ring represents the baby we lost.

It represents the love we had for them.

And that love became something tangible that could comfort our daughter when she needed it.

Just like Willow’s Rainbow Box. Something that was born from one of the hardest experiences of our lives has become a source of comfort and support for families across the country.

Take care through October - and know that your babies will always be remembered ❤️

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