Losing Loss Of A Stillborn Baby

Losing a stillborn baby is a heartbreaking experience that no family is prepared to go through. What makes stillbirths even more traumatic is that they can happen in pregnancies that seemed completely normal.

Although stillbirths are rare – they occur in approximately 1 out of 160 pregnancies – they still happen. And the families that experience them are left heartbroken. That is why the Butterflies and Birdies Foundation was created – to help families cope with the loss of a stillborn baby and find solace from others who have gone through similar situations.

What Causes a Stillbirth to Happen?

There are a number of stillborn causes and complications that can lead to this unfortunate event. Even with the wealth of information that is available, experts are often unable to pinpoint what causes a stillborn baby being born. Here are some of the complications that may be to blame:

• Infections
• Placental defects
• Umbilical cord problems
• High blood pressure
• Labor complications
• Medical conditions

How the Butterflies and Birdies Foundation Helps Parents Cope with Losing a Stillborn Baby

The Butterflies and Birdies Foundation supports families who have been affected by the loss of a child. We want them to know that they are not alone. Here are some of the ways that we can help bring solace to those who experienced the loss of a stillborn baby:

• Donate CuddleCots to hospitals. Our foundation donates CuddleCots to hospitals for a stillborn baby being born. These cots give families more time with their babies by providing a cool space that stops deterioration.
• Raise money and awareness. Our foundation is always working hard to educate people on stilborn causes, where to go for help and ways to offer help. We accept donations from businesses and organizations.

Losing a stillborn baby is life-changing. You may not know how to move forward, but we hope that the Butterflies and Birdies Foundation can offer you some solace and support during this difficult time. Please contact us to learn more about our services, as well as opportunities for donations.