Talking about baby loss
Whether you're just starting to find the words to talk about baby loss, or you've been carrying the pain silently for some time, this workbook is here to help you navigate those difficult conversations.
What's included?
The talking about baby loss toolkit involves a blend of reflection, conversation topics, and action across a range of topics including:
- Your support system
- Memories and rituals
- Moving forward after loss
- And more
Here's a look at some of the things you'll find inside...
Reflective questions to help you consider what you might be feeling on your journey.
Informational pages to help you navigate finding and forming support systems.
Further signposting and support to help you on your journey.
Who is this workbook for?
The talking about baby loss toolkit is designed to help you navigate the difficult conversations around loss. Whether you're beginning to open up or revisiting these feelings, this toolkit offers support in finding the words to express yourself and connect with others.
Inside, you'll find conversation prompts and activities to guide you through, either alone or with a loved one. You can take it at your own pace and skip anything that doesn’t feel right—there’s no pressure to complete it all at once.
This toolkit isn’t a substitute for professional counselling. If you’re facing bigger challenges, seeking advice from a professional can make a real difference.
How much does the workbook cost and how do I buy it?
The talking about baby loss toolkit is £10. You can buy the toolkit using the form below - once you have bought it, it will send you an email containing your toolkit.
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