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Occassionally a pregnancy doesn't always run smoothly ending in the preterm -babies loss.

A late misscarriage over 34 weeks and baby can have funeral or cremation.

 

Experiencing a stillbirth is one of the most distressing situations a family can go through. For the pregnancy loss that ended early with baby being born of a very low birth weight doesn't mean that baby will be wisked away without the family having had time to see hold and say goodbyes anymore. Times have changes and nursing staff are more willing to let families grieve with dignity. baby doesnt have to be wrapped in just a blanket any more as the tiny baby bereavement store here at Cheeky Chums have tiny clothes from 5 inches in length.Aimed for the smallest premature baby loss.A family gets the chance to dress baby in something precious at least once before being laid to rest for a final sleep.

 

Stillbirth preparation

  few pointers in case you know a close member of the family that has to be induced as baby didnt make it to full term (stillborn birth).

• Mum can have close family members at the birth for final cuddles.
• Mum can bath baby after passing away with gentle cotton wool balls and warm water, the snug, first wash.Pat dry with a soft flannel over delicate baby.
• Mum can own 2 baby berevement clothing sets one to dress baby in and the other to keep for treasured memories.Mums find this very comforting many years down the line.
• Create as many photos as you can with the family holding baby.
• If baby returns to the funeral directors send a micro teddy for baby's casket baby snuggles close to keep forever.The sizes are so sweet and  tiny from 1 inch at Cheeky Chums in plentiful supply.
• Appropriate  baby berevement cards can also be found at Cheeky Chums to send to the family a comforting message when spoken I'm sorry words seem not quite enough.
• visit the bereavement section here

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