Helpful Ideas to Celebrate a Baby Lost to Miscarriage: Special Ideas to Remember My Baby

Written By Samantha Tschritter

Special Ideas to Remember My Baby

  1. Name your child

  2. Eat cake on the baby's birthday or due date

  3. Donate to a local or favorite charitable organization in your child's name

  4. Hang a Christmas ornament on the tree

  5. Light a candle during a holiday dinner

  6. Create a custom piece of jewelry

  7. Name a star after your baby

  8. Place your positive pregnancy test, cards, pressed flowers, and other mementos in a memory box

  9. Place the picture of your first pregnancy test in your wallet or on your fridge

  10. Plant a tree, rose bush, or a favorite flower

  11. Sponsor a child in poverty

  12. Participate in a miscarriage support group

  13. Write a letter or a poem to your baby

  14. Start a journal that you can talk to your baby in

  15. Adopt a pet from a shelter

  16. Volunteer at an orphanage

  17. Carve your baby's initials into a tree

These ideas came from Love Letters to Miscarriage Moms. Subscribe to claim your complimentary PDF copy.

What ideas can you add to this list of creative, special ways to honor a heaven-born child? Add your thoughts in the comments below.

Samantha Tschritter

Multi-award-winning author S. E. Tschritter (pronounced Shridder) specializes in articulating grief and loss, leading grievers toward hope and healing. Whether poetry, fiction, or non-fiction, Tschritter writes content that will stick with readers long after they close the cover. Her 20-plus years of leadership experience and contributions to over 40 books enable her to serve others, speaking truth with transparency, humor, and love.

Tschritter grew up in Chicagoland and has also lived in Minnesota and Oregon, granting her widespread views of people all over the country. She currently resides in Simpsonville, South Carolina with her husband, their three teen and preteen daughters, cats named Pitter and Patter, and their Siberian husky whom she lost the vote to name Onomatopoeia. Nothing refreshes Tschritter’s soul like gardening. She gardens to work through plot holes, writer’s block, character development, and book ideas. Tschritter spends a great deal of time gardening. Read more at https://loveunedited.com or Linktr.ee/LoveSamEvans.

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