Grief resources

You don't have to navigate this alone.

If you're here because your baby died, I'm so sorry. Whether your loss happened during pregnancy, at birth, or after bringing your baby home, you deserve care, compassion, and support.

Grief after losing a baby can feel isolating. You may feel sadness, anger, numbness, disbelief, or things you don't have words for yet. There is no single right way to grieve, and there is no timeline you have to follow.

You do not need to make meaning of your loss. You do not need to be strong for anyone else. And you do not have to leave your baby behind to keep living.

I created The Camille Connection in memory of my daughter, Camille, with the hope that no family would have to feel forgotten in the aftermath of loss. While I cannot take away your pain, I hope these resources help you find support that meets you where you are.

Support for Pregnancy and Infant Loss

Share Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support
Offers support, resources, and connections for families grieving pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or the death of an infant.

Postpartum Support International
Provides support for parents experiencing emotional challenges during pregnancy and postpartum, including after a loss.

The Compassionate Friends
Offers peer support to families grieving the death of a child.

Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
Provides remembrance photography for families experiencing the loss of a baby.

Star Legacy Foundation
Offers education, support, and advocacy related to stillbirth and pregnancy loss.

You Deserve Support, Too

Grief can affect every part of your life. If you feel overwhelmed, isolated, or unsure how to get through the days ahead, reaching out to a trusted person, grief counselor, or support group may help. You deserve support for as long as you need it.

If you are in the United States and need immediate emotional support, you can call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

In Memory of Camille

Camille's life matters. Your baby's life matters, too.

There is no phrase that can make this loss okay. But there are people who understand, resources that can help, and families who will remember your baby alongside you.

You and your baby are not forgotten. You do not have to walk this road alone.