Rainbow baby

I'm pregnant with a "rainbow baby"—but I've been here before...and here's why I just can't embrace the term.

These 27 Rainbow Baby Quotes are the perfect comforting words for parents who have had a miscarriage or lost a baby. These rainbow quotes are inspirational and sweet.

These 27 Rainbow Baby Quotes are the perfect comforting words for parents who have had a miscarriage or lost a baby. These rainbow quotes are inspirational and sweet.

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These 27 Rainbow Baby Quotes are the perfect comforting words for parents who have had a miscarriage or lost a baby. These rainbow quotes are inspirational and sweet.

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After going through the devastation of a pregnancy loss, soon-to-be-parents share their emotional rainbow baby announcements.

Why I will not be using the term “Rainbow Baby”If you haven’t already heard the news, I am pregnant! This is my first pregnancy after losing Henry and it comes with so many feelings. I wanted to take a moment and talk about expecting a child after loss and how I feel about the term “Rainbow Baby”. I hope you hear my heart. I have no judgments against others using the term, these are just my thoughts. I hope this offers a little window into pregnancy after a loss. A “rainbow baby” is a term…

These 27 Rainbow Baby Quotes are the perfect comforting words for parents who have had a miscarriage or lost a baby. These rainbow quotes are inspirational and sweet.

I first heard the term “rainbow baby” following the loss of my first child due to miscarriage in January 2016. At the time it seemed like a fitting, if not a little too cheesy, name for what I hoped would follow our devastating loss. But now, several months out from the birth and subsequent death of my “rainbow” son, Max, I’m not a ...