14/10/2026
Baby Loss Awareness Week is a time to remember babies who died during pregnancy or after birth, and to acknowledge the parents and families who carry that loss.
Grief may be spoken about openly or held close. It may return around dates that others do not know are significant. There is no correct way to feel it and no point at which someone should be 'over it'.
If someone you care about is grieving, you do not need perfect words. Remembering with them, listening and following their lead can matter deeply.
For specialist information and support, visit babyloss-awareness.org/support-for-you/.