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Why Baby Loss Awareness Week Matters and Why 15 October Deserves Recognition
Some dates carry a weight that cannot be seen, but is felt deeply by the families who live with them. For parents, grandparents, siblings, wider family, and friends who have experienced the death of a baby or child, grief is not limited to one week in October. It is carried into ordinary days, birthdays, due dates, anniversaries, family gatherings, quiet car journeys, and moments when the world seems to move on too quickly. Baby Loss Awareness Week gives that grief a visible

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