Lambie's Love

We create special bereavement boxes that are delivered to the NICU, ensuring that hospitals have them readily available for nurses to promptly provide to families experiencing neonatal loss during the unexpected and life-altering moments when parents are forced to say their goodbyes.

For many families, one of the most difficult moments is when their baby’s physical form is separated from them, whether by a nurse taking the baby to the hospital morgue, a funeral home staff member placing the baby in a box, or the couple leaving the NICU room with the baby’s physical form still there. Having the option to hold something that keeps them connected to their baby may provide a small comfort during such an impossible transition.

During this traumatic time, countless compassionate individuals, including medical professionals and the loved ones of bereaved parents, are eager to offer any form of solace. However, understanding what could possibly be helpful at a moment like this is something that can only be grasped through personal experience. This understanding is the driving force behind the existence of Lambie’s Love and why our bereavement boxes are designed by our founder, a fellow bereaved parent. This is also why our bereavement boxes will always remain a central focus of our mission and be provided free of charge to these grieving families.

Each month, we honor families who have lost children by donating our special bereavement boxes. With every donation, Lambie’s Love strives to accomplish three main goals: honoring families who have already experienced loss by making that month’s donation in their child’s name, providing care for future families with our special bereavement box gifts, and sincerely expressing our gratitude to the NICU nurses and medical teams who tirelessly work for their patients and families.

In addition to crafting our specialty bereavement boxes, our charity is committed to:

-Offering access to essential information, guidance, and resources tailored to support grieving parents during a time they need it most.

-Promoting places where grieving families can connect and find community in a supportive environment for healing and remembrance.

-Working to break the taboo surrounding baby loss, fostering open discussion, acceptance, and a culture of support.

-Advocating for improved care and support for the pregnancy and infant loss community.