Still A Part of Us: Stories of stillbirth and infant loss

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Still A Part of Us: Stories of stillbirth and infant loss We're Winter and Lee.

Because of our sweet son Brannan who was stillborn at 38 weeks, we created this place where other moms and dads can share the birth story of their baby that was stillborn or who died in infancy.

15/11/2025

them are fightin' words!

even with our belief in God and the afterlife, this is REALLY hard to hear because you want the place you baby to be is with you!

thanks to Felix for helping make this video!

13/11/2025

Despite how small each baby plot is, these babies have a HUGE impact on our lives.

We interview moms and dads weekly on our podcast, Still A Part of Us, and they share how their baby who died changed their lives.

We'd love for you to listen and be a part of our community. ❤️

11/11/2025

Talking about really hard stuff like stillbirth, infant loss, and grief brings out a totally different side of me . It's not my spazzy, silly side.

But we're all multifaceted complex humans, especially when we're dealing with grief.

You can be silly AND sad at the same time and that's OK.

08/11/2025

I'd bring them a meal.
I'd drop by a bag of Trader Joe's snacks and drinks.
I'd text them and say I am thinking about you and would love to stop by and help you with your dishes or laundry. Can I come by on Tuesday afternoon?
I'd setup a meal train for after the funeral or memorial service or sometime later...like a month later when all the attention has calmed down and people have "moved on".
I'd show up and see if they wanted to go for a walk or to grab a drink.
I'd send them a card.
I'd say their baby's name often.
I'd give them a hug (after asking permission).
I'd take them to get a pedicure.

there's so many ways you can show up for those grieving parents.

choose one and give it a whirl. you're probably not going to get a thank you card for it, but just know that it means the world to us when people just show up and dont require us to come up with an assignment for you.

08/11/2025

as a grieving mom, you know what you don't know now that you're experiencing the grief. others do not.

they think they understand it and think can sympathize and help comfort you with things they've heard, but they're on Mount Stupid.

I've said so many similar things BEFORE I lost my son because i was in Mount Stupid myself, but now I understand how complex and tricky grief is.

07/11/2025

Just another thing that is SO great about being a loss mom! [Sarcastic eye roll]

We're so sorry you're going through all of this, and you don't have your baby, you sweet mom! 💔

06/11/2025

I don't know why, but listening to other loss moms tell the birth stories of their babies who were stillborn or who died in infancy is cathartic and has helped me mourn and process the grief and sadness of losing our son at 38 weeks.

The number one thing people message us is to tell us that they feel less alone when they listen to our podcast. I'm not saying our podcast takes the place of therapy or grief support groups or anything, but it's just a different way that I've found helpful.

You can find our podcast Still A Part of Us on Youtube (with family pics sometimes!), Spotify, and wherever you listen to podcasts.

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