Many pregnancies end in miscarriage or still born births. These losses can be devastating but if another pregnancy occurs after a loss, the baby brings so much hope and love, it is referred to as a rainbow baby. A pregnancy after a loss can be scary and cause some anxiety, it also doesn’t remove the grief felt from the loss experienced. If you have lost a baby, this article will help you find the support you need especially during a rainbow pregnancy.

Key Takeaways:

• Statistics show that 15% to 25% of pregnancies end in miscarriage. But mothers don’t need to feel distraught over those odds.
• The media has introduced the term rainbow babies to help people. That keeps people strong and hoping for the best.
• Get to know some of the parents who have rainbow babies. The concept will keep parents happy, even during difficult times.

“Each journey to motherhood after loss is different, but many rainbow mamas have spoken out with common descriptions of the emotional experience.”

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