Pregnancy Loss

People commemorate Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day by participating in various meaningful activities. These may include lighting candles at 7 p.m. in their time zone to create a wave of light in honor of the lost babies, attending memorial services or walks, sharing personal stories of loss on social media or through support groups, and wearing a pink and blue ribbon as a symbol of remembrance. It's a day for families and communities to come together, offer support, and raise awareness about the often silent pain of pregnancy and infant loss.

Raising awareness about infant and pregnancy loss is crucial because it reduces stigma, fosters empathy, and ensures those affected receive the support and understanding they need during an emotionally challenging time. It also encourages research, better healthcare, and policy changes to improve care and prevention. #InfantLossAwareness