If someone you know has recently lost a baby answer you are not sure how to help them, here are 5 ways to support them.

For many, Mother’s Day is a very happy and enjoyable day. A day to spend time with your mum, showering her with gifts and treats to show her just how much you appreciate everything that she does. Mother’s around the world will be feeling the love from their children and enjoying being spoilt and feeling so lucky. But, for some, Mother’s Day will be a very hard and upsetting day. For a mum who is grieving the loss of their baby, Mother’s Day is something that they wish would be over soon.

Christmas can be a very hard time for grieving parents. Why not show that you are thinking of them by buying something to remember their little one. Here are some ideas.

One of our volunteers Natasha, raises money by walking 50 miles in memory of her daughter Catarina.

310,000 steps to raise money during baby loss awareness month

Natasha raises £605 for Angels and Rainbows

Morrison’s in Lowestoft supports Angels and Rainbows

It all started when I offered to share my story with the charity Kicks Count.

We were delighted to receive £125 from A1 Clearance and Recycling.

It all begins with an idea.