Grieving the loss of a child is devastating — but losing friendships too? Heartbreaking. Learn why friendships fade after child loss, how to cope with grief, and ways to build new, supportive connections with others who truly understand.

Losing a child changes everything, and navigating life after loss can feel impossible. In this blog, I share practical ways for grieving moms to shift perspective, set healthy intentions, and find hope again. You’ll learn simple mindset tools to help you get back up when grief knocks you down, and discover that healing doesn’t mean forgetting—it means learning to carry both love and loss together.

Grief after child loss often feels most intense at night, when the world is quiet and distractions fade. If you’re a grieving mother struggling to sleep or feeling overwhelmed after dark, you’re not alone. This post explores why grief feels heavier at night, the emotional impact of child loss, and how journaling and guided meditation can bring relief, comfort, and calm. Discover gentle ways to navigate nighttime grief and begin to heal.

Survive the first 6 months after child loss with gentle grief support, routines, and healing tips.

Losing a child can shake even the strongest marriages—but that doesn’t mean your relationship is doomed. Despite what many believe, most marriages do not end after child loss. The truth is, grief impacts everyone differently, and with open communication, empathy, and patience, couples can not only survive but grow stronger together. If you’ve ever worried about your marriage after loss, this blog offers hope, honesty, and support.

Is it OK to feel joy after losing a child? For many grieving moms, guilt makes joy feel impossible. But grief and joy can coexist. In this heartfelt post, discover how to gently invite joy back into your life without guilt. Learn 5 compassionate strategies to honor your child while embracing healing, hope, and small moments of happiness after loss. A must-read for anyone navigating grief after child loss.

Returning to work after child loss is one of the hardest things a grieving mother can face. Grief brain can make it difficult to focus, remember tasks, or function like before. This blog offers seven gentle tips to help you cope at work, from grounding techniques to redefining productivity. If you're walking through this painful season, know you're not alone—and there are ways to support yourself with compassion as you navigate your return.

Discover gentle tips for grieving moms on self-compassion, honouring memories, and finding moments of peace as well as unique resolutions.

Grieving mother Lisa K. Boehm describes the five things that have helped her most on her own grief journey. After the loss of a child...

The loss of a child is a life-altering event. Grieving mothers do everything in their power to ensure that the child is never forgotten...

There are very few people who understand the loss of a child. Sadly, anyone who has experienced the death of a child can relate to this blog

The 'stages of grief' have mislead society and grieving mothers alike. After child loss, we are led to believe we eventually hit the fifth..

After the loss of a child, the thought of facing their death anniversary is unimaginable. In this grief blog, I share the one thing that...

For a grieving mother the New Year means another year without their child. Grief is sneaky. As if child loss and the holidays weren't enough

How can a grieving mother be thankful at Thanksgiving after the loss of a child? This grief blog provides three ways to deal with loss..

With all the backlash that this theory has received, I am confused why counsellors, therapists, or anyone refers to it at all.

Healing after child loss can seem impossible to a grieving mother who often equates this idea as her leaving her child behind or forgetting

Dream visits have been one of the things that has helped me survive child loss. Spiritual connection since my daughter died has helped me...

After my daughter died, I found my tribe in a strange place—a support group for grieving mothers, crazy, I know. After the loss of a child,

When you loss a child, you lose more than the person and grieve more than their physical absence. As a grieving mom, we miss our child's...