Sol Embrace Community

10/16/2026

Wave of light for Lainey Jo and all our other babies we never got the chance to name

10/15/2026

🕯️ Wave of Light | October 15th 🕯️

Tonight, at 7:00 PM, families around the world will light candles in remembrance of babies gone too soon.

October 15th is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. The Wave of Light is a beautiful tradition where families light candles at 7:00 PM in their local time zones, creating a continuous wave of light across the world in honor of babies lost through miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss.
Tonight, we invite you to light a candle. Say your baby’s name. Remember the dreams you held, the love you carry, and the life that forever changed yours.
Whether your loss happened yesterday or decades ago, whether you held your baby in your arms or only in your hopes and dreams, your baby mattered. Your love matters. And your grief matters.
If you feel comfortable, we invite you to share your baby’s name in the comments so we can remember them alongside you. 🤍

May tonight’s light remind us that even in the deepest grief, love continues to shine.

From loss to light, together. ☀️

With love,
Sol Embrace

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, and I feel like I owe a little explanation about where I’ve been and where Sol Embrace stands.

Sol Embrace is still very much a passion project and something incredibly close to my heart. I’m still trying to figure out how to make it all work while navigating a life that looks nothing like what we imagined.
Since losing our daughter in January, we’ve experienced five additional early pregnancy losses. In less than two years, we’ve lost seven babies.
Aside from our Lainey girl, who passed away at six weeks old, all of our losses have happened too early for us to even have testing performed. We went from being pregnant with a baby to seemingly being unable to carry a pregnancy. We’re seeing specialists, and just yesterday I underwent a procedure that we hoped would give us some answers as to why this keeps happening.

Losses like these are often silent, but they are no less brutal. The grief is real. The heartbreak is real. The hopes, dreams, and plans we made for each of those babies were real, too.And that’s exactly why awareness and support matter so much. It’s also why Sol Embrace has had to take a seat on the back burner. I’ve had to change jobs, and my husband and I are trying to navigate a world we never imagined we’d find ourselves in.

Month after month, I’ve celebrated as others welcome their babies into the world, all while quietly carrying the possibility that it may never be something we get to experience again. It’s a complicated place to exist, holding genuine joy for others alongside so much grief and uncertainty of your own. Between doctor’s appointments, therapy, trying to find answers, and desperately trying to rediscover my spark and sense of self in the middle of it all, life has felt a little all-consuming.

But I still believe so deeply in what Sol Embrace was created to be. A place where grief and joy can coexist. Where our babies are remembered, their names can be spoken, and no one has to navigate loss alone.
And to everyone else who is simply trying to show up for life in the middle of the hurt and the mess, I hope you know this:
You are seen. You are valuable. And you are worthy of love and support exactly where you are.
Your loss is real, no matter how early it happened. Your grief doesn’t need to be justified by a timeline, a heartbeat, a birth, or how long you got to hold your baby.
I hope so much joy and peace find you right where you are, even in the messy middle. I hope you find little pieces of yourself again. And I hope you know that you don’t have to have it all figured out to keep moving forward.

I love you, friends. 🤍

From loss to light, together.

07/22/2026

We are reimagining how to set up our events so we have a poll for you! Would you prefer coffee one evening or dinner and would weekend or week night be best? We do have the opportunity for a retreat at a beautiful location in the Hill Country if there is enough interest. Please add if you have any other ideas or anything specific you would like to do. ☀️🤍

07/13/2026

You don’t have to walk through grief alone 🤍

07/11/2026

Tell us one little piece of light or joy you experienced this week 🤍

07/10/2026

What helped you feel seen in your grief? 🤍

Grief can feel incredibly lonely, but sometimes one small act of kindness reminds us we aren’t carrying it alone.

Maybe someone…
• Said your baby’s name.
• Remembered your due date or birthday.
• Sent a simple text weeks later.
• Sat with you in silence.
• Brought a meal.
• Checked in months after everyone else had moved on.
• Simply acknowledged that your baby mattered.

What helped you feel seen in your grief?

Share in the comments. Your story may become exactly what another grieving mother needs to hear today.

And if you’re reading this and you’re newly grieving, know this: you are seen here. Your baby is remembered here. You don’t have to walk this road alone.

🤍 From loss to light, together.

07/09/2026

One of the greatest gifts we can give someone who is grieving is the opportunity to speak their baby’s name.

If you’d like to, we’d love to hear about your baby today. 🤍

Share their name in the comments, tell us what they would be called, or tell us one thing you want the world to know about them. There is no pressure, reading and remembering alongside this community is enough, too.

At Sol Embrace, we believe that love doesn’t end with loss. Your baby mattered. Your motherhood matters. Your story matters.

Today, we remember together. 🌿☀️

07/07/2026

We’re still here! 💛

There has been so much happening behind the scenes as we work to establish our board and officially become a nonprofit that social media has taken a bit of a back seat. But we’re still here, working hard, and we’re so excited for everything that’s ahead.

Thank you for your patience, support, and encouragement as we build Sol Embrace into something that can serve even more women and families. We can’t wait to share what’s coming next.

We love you all! ☀️🤍