Starlight Harbor Healing & Support
Providing a Safe Harbor to Grieve
for the Pregnancy & Infant Loss Community
Experiencing the death of a baby brings devasting heartbreak that forever shapes the heart and soul. Compassionate support, healthy coping strategies, meaningful resources, and community connection are vital for grieving families to navigate life after loss.
At Starlight Harbor Healing & Support, we believe all bereaved families of the pregnancy and infant loss community deserve full access to a variety of supportive resources for their lifelong healing journeys. Guidance should also be provided to extended family, friends, colleagues, and healthcare professionals in supporting these grieving families with empathy and care.
Whether you have experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth, early infant death, ectopic pregnancy, termination for medical reasons loss, or other type of pregnancy or baby loss, we are here to help you find useful resources and explore new coping tools for your grief journey.
You are not alone on the journey after pregnancy or infant loss.
We know that family, friends, and coworkers want to desperately help when someone they care for is suffering the unimaginable tragedy of baby loss, but they may be afraid of what to say or how to be supportive. We’ve created resources compiled directly from bereaved families to guide the way.
Are you in search of how to help a loved one who’s experienced a pregnancy or infant loss?
“How should I honor my baby?”
There is no right or wrong way to honor and remember your baby. And what works for you one particular year may not be what you decide is best the following anniversary. We’ve compiled quotes, poems, songs, and ideas for inspiration to create your own traditions and help you honor your baby.
“The hardest thing to convey to the world is that I lost so much more that meets the eye. I lost my innocence, an ocean of hopes and dreams, the privilege to use your beautiful name in normal conversations, and to know who you’d be today, instead of wondering.”
— Franchesca Cox