Baby Loss Hour aims to create a regular space for those affected or invested in Baby Loss to share, learn and connect about life after loss. From 2022, Baby Loss Hour will no longer be hosted weekly or monthly but will instead by YOUR hour. Come along, use the hashtag in your tweets, join in others conversations or simply follow – a time and space for people across the world to connect on the topic of baby loss, or just to know that they are not alone.

You can of course use the hashtag at at time, as a ‘bat-signal’ to the baby loss community to gain support, connect and share.

“Baby Loss Hour has been incredibly helpful to me. I lost my baby shortly after birth and came to Instagram to find other mums in the same position. The support I found was amazing. The people I have interacted with during Baby Loss Hour have helped me get my head around how I’m doing and they have encouraged me to be more gentle to myself. Having people who have gone through what I am currently going through has bee amazing and I have felt confident to ask all the questions I don’t have anywhere else to ask” – Harry’s Mum, Mary

“To me it means support, comfort and understanding. A safe place to ask and share whatever you need to, to people who get it. You can be completely open and honest without being judged. I only hope many more people can find this chat, to be given the level of support & compassion that only comes from the loss community.” – Noah’s mum, Sarah

If you are not sure how to get involved in Baby Loss Hour – watch this handy vlog, here. 

“For me #BabyLossHour is an hour of the week where I can put all my energy in to mothering Jason and not feel guilty about it. I can openly talk to others who just know and understand and don’t feel like I am being judged because three years later I haven’t “moved on” from the loss of my son. Baby Loss Hour brings a very lonely situation and throws you in with others to prove you are not alone.” – Jason mum, Amy

Hosted on the #BabyLossHour hashtag, on Twitter, every Tuesday from 8pm UK time

If anyone requires support, please do look at my Information & Support page to discover key organisations that are there to listen. 

To catch up on past Baby Loss Hour chats, visit the archive here.