Gift Guide for Infertility & Loss Mamas

Your loved one is going through it. Whether it is another month of negative tests, a difficult holiday with empty arms, that “what would be” due date of that sweet babe is coming quick, or your friend is currently at the ER from spotting, you just want them to feel loved. I share a lot of our infertility & loss journey & thought maybe I would put together my experience to craft a gifting guide so you no longer have to wonder “what could I get for her?”.

You can read my journal entries on all things infertility here if you are looking into getting more of a perspective or even experience for your own sake. I am also working on growing a non profit that gifts blankets to mamas that just need something to hold. Information about that could be found here. Below you will find a gift guide with specific links to gift ideas & also some helpful information to look for when you are at the store or browsing online for that special loved one.

 
 

Disclosure : This post may contain affiliate links, meaning I make a commission if you decide to make a purchase through my links at no cost to you. This is made for full transparency.

In this blog post you will happily find…

+ affiliate links for gift ideas

+ explanation for things to look for in these gifts

+ reach out to have a blanket made for your loved one

What to look for when searching for an Infertility & Loss gift.

Here are just some pointers or ideas to keep in mind when searching for a special gift to offer during a difficult time. Some things that are symbolic to the infertility or loss community & even a few that makes that specific loss more represented.

  1. Call her Mama. Any “mama in waiting” still feels like a mom. Maybe they do not handle diapers or discipline at the moment, but their heart is in the place to love fiercely. They just need those 10 tiny fingers & 10 tiny toes to pour that love into. When searching for a gift, do not be afraid to include the word Mama in that search. Whether it is a mother grieving the hope lost that month or a baby itself lost, a mama is a mama. Hearing that word will feel very validating.

  2. Include Symbolism. Infertility & Miscarriage both have their own symbols that have been coined throughout the years. Pineapples have been known to represent the infertility community & rainbows are the symbol for the babies that come after a miscarried life. Another thing to look for is Rose Quartz as it is a crystal that deems hope in fertility.

  3. Remember the Babe. If there is any information you know about this sweet like that was lost, bring it to attention. If you know the due date, any nicknames the parents had, really anything that they held tight too to remember their baby, remember that too. Birthstone type gifts are an awesome way to represent what the birthday could have been, something they can hold onto when that difficult month approaches.

  4. Pamper, Self-Care, Tend to the Mother. She is going through a lot. She delivered her sleeping baby. Or she envisioned a pregnancy announcement around the holidays for a positive test that never came. Again & again. It is heart breaking. This mama needs some time to recharge & feel taken care of. Whether flowers, a manicure, some bath salts or slippers, anything that brings comfort to the mother will touch her heart & let her know she is processing this with a support system.

Here are just a few things you can get for those mamas going through infertility & loss.

I just want to reiterate that these items links are commissionable for me. They are all things that I picked out myself from all sites like Target, Amazon, Etsy & more. If you purchase something with my assistance from these links then I may receive a percentage of the sale.

Something that you can do that is donation based is Something to Hold. Something to Hold is a non profit I am beginning to help fill the empty arms of those mamas going through a loss. You can check out the page for this here, read about the story & updates, donate & fill out a form for a blanket inquiry. Reach out if you have any questions!

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Abigail Sikma

A Midwest homemaker adjusting to life in the Sunshine state. My husband, puppy & I are currently living tiny in an RV as we save money to grow our family. Walking the path of infertility, we are learning to navigate through a lost journey in pursuit to our purpose. Using my passion to write and my desire to encourage other homemakers, I share our lifestyle to show how you can have a cozy home and welcoming presence.

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