The Huffington Post
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By Caroline Bologna
Although up to 20% of known pregnancies end in loss, people who’ve experienced miscarriage still often feel a sense of shame and stigma. A powerful way to combat stigma is through writing.
Many people have shared their miscarriage stories in personal books that navigate the emotions of pregnancy loss. A number of guides from mental health experts also provide advice and understanding to those experiencing this trauma.
[sic] We’ve rounded up 15 books for children and adults that thoughtfully cover pregnancy loss.
CBS 8 News San Diego
Interview by Stella Escobedo
TODAY Parents
by Samantha Kubota and interview by Jennifer Austin, Kare 11 News
Mom.com
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Interview by Katie Smith
Receiving and filling out a baby book has been a beloved tradition for generations. Precious books are often gifted at baby showers or as soon as a baby is born. But what happens to those books if a woman miscarries or suffers an infant loss? How do moms honor those babies that have passed on?
People.com
Interview by Jen Juneau
Margaret Scofield has found a unique and touching way to help moms who have suffered a pregnancy loss honor and remember their unborn babies.
NBC News
A Minnesota author pens a memorial baby book for women who miscarry. KARE's Jennifer Austin reports.
Lake Minnetonka Magazine
Interview by Zoe Gelvick
Photos by Emily J. Davis
Minnetonka native creates a baby book for parents who have lost pregnancies.