Practical and emotional help for parents

What happens now that we’ve found out our baby has died?

Following the birth of your baby, you will have the choice to spend time with your child and have the option to invite family and friends to meet your much-loved bundle.

What is an autopsy?

Postnatal care is an important part of your journey and recovery.

Every person’s experience of grief and loss is unique.

Stillbirth loss and grief support organisations

In hospital or on your return home, you may start to focus your attention on organising a funeral or ceremony to honour your child.

In Australia, it is a requirement to register your baby’s birth if the loss was after 20 weeks of pregnancy or weighing more than 400 grams at birth.

Telling close family and friends can be a hard and daunting task following the news of your loss or after the delivery of your baby.

To help you through this time, ask family, friends or close colleagues for help with practical or challenging tasks.

Navigating your return to work can be difficult after your baby dies.

Pregnancy after loss can be a time of mixed emotions.