Little By Little: Recent Episodes
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Telling the stories of our babies and kids. Taking better care of loss moms. Educating family members, friends and support systems. Little by little.
Today I'm chatting with a dear friend of mine, Beth. We have walked quite the path together she and I, and her unwavering faith and hard-fought-for optimism are something you won't want to miss. Please join me in honoring her sweet babies with her today--and if you see some peonies blooming, remember them in that moment with her.
This is how we take care of each other.
On today's episode, I'm sharing a list that I put together with the help of my dear friends from our loss mom support group. This list is for anyone and everyone walking alongside a mom (or dad) who has lost a child. Please share it and share it widely. Together we can make a difference in how we take care of grieving parents.
On today's episode, my friend Liz shares the story of her journey to motherhood. I am so grateful for her vulnerability in sharing such a heartbreaking part of her story, and for being an example of how there is no shame in asking for help, in whatever form you may need it. If you are struggling after a loss and searching for some support, this is the episode for you. Thank you, Liz.
On today's episode, we're talking all things safe sleep with Pam Hoogerwerf, Program Director of Pediatric Injury Prevention and Community Outreach for the Safety Store at University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital. Pam is a wealth of knowledge, and we are forever grateful for the Safety Store and their efforts to promote safe sleep for all babies.
Olivia's journey to motherhood included multiple losses of multiple kinds. Her unwavering faith through years of grief and loss is truly inspiring, and her book has been a comfort to many grieving moms. Please join me in remembering her babies with her today.
Today Kanesha bravely shares the story of her daughter Kailo, who has made such a beautiful impact on this world without ever taking a breath earthside. Kanesha's story is eye-opening and is truly a must-listen. The more we know, the better we can do.
Today, the INCREDIBLE story of how five grieving moms in Iowa decided to do whatever it took to help prevent these tragedies from happening to other moms. Listen and learn how their efforts have helped decrease the state's stillbirth rate by over THIRTY percent.
Six years ago today, Lisa gave birth to her sweet little boy, Mason.Seven months later, she got the call that no mother ever wants to get. On today's episode, she bravely shares her journey of grief, sorrow, and some bright little rainbows along the way. Please join us in listening to Mason's story on his birthday today.
Today Jess shares the story of building her family amidst the heartbreak of multiple different kinds of losses.A truly vulnerable look at grief, resilience, and learning to advocate for ourselves and our bodies as mothers.
Today Robin shares the story of her precious little Beau and how his life inspired her to start No Foot Too Small, an organization that supports families experiencing loss and celebrates their angels alongside them through events, group meetings, and the creation of birthing and bereavement suites in local hospitals. Beau's legacy reminds us that there truly is no footprint too small that it cannot leave an imprint on this world.
September's book is one of the most beautiful, heartbreaking stories I've ever read. Today she shares the story of her sweet Katie, reminds us of the power of friendship through hard times, and gives some encouragement on living with, not through, your loss.
Three years ago, Kristin's life changed forever. Listen as she shares the story of her boy, and the wonderful foundation that she has started in his name.
Today Maria shares the story of her precious daughter Julia, and gives us a sneak peek at her book, Love You Still. Please join us in remembering little Julia with her mama.
Our very first episode! Julie shares her INCREDIBLE story of loss, hope, and miracles as she and her husband Matt build their family. So many ups and downs, you might not even believe it. But I promise you--it's real!