The loss of a baby can affect the whole family, including brothers and sisters. Siblings may experience grief in their own unique ways, sometimes quietly, sometimes through behaviour, questions, or emotions that are hard to understand. Their feelings are just as valid and important, even if they are different from those of adults.
At Footprint Babyloss, we recognise the impact that the death of a baby can have on brothers and sisters. This space is dedicated to supporting families in helping siblings process their feelings, remember the baby, and navigate the complex emotions that come with loss.
Through guidance, resources, and stories from other families, we aim to help siblings feel included in the journey of remembrance and healing. Every child’s experience matters, and every sibling deserves to feel heard, understood, and supported.
Honouring the baby’s life includes supporting the living children who loved them, helping families grow together through grief, love, and remembrance.
Jack and Maya – Rainbow Babies On launching Footprints and sharing my story of baby loss, Mona, mum…
We remember Charlie and Joshua in so many ways, as they have always been a part of mine and Sam’s lives.
Every family will handle things differently and there is no right or…