From the depths of our hearts, we are incredibly sorry for your loss. We are grateful that you have found us, and we hope that our community may be a source of comfort and support during these difficult days.

Sharing Parents believes that everyone has the right to love and grieve their baby. We offer compassion, support, and a safe space where your grief, and your love for your baby, can be shared with a community of parents who understand.


We believe in…

  • Your right to experience your own unique journey.

  • Your right to talk about your grief.

  • Your right to feel a multitude of emotions.

  • Your right to honor your physical and emotional limits.

  • Your right to experience surges of grief at unexpected times.

  • Your right to hold a funeral or memorial regardless of how long ago your loss occurred.

  • Your right to create new traditions to honor your baby.

  • Your right to search for purpose and meaning.

  • Your right to gather keepsakes and treasure your memories.

  • Your right to move towards your grief and heal.

Special thanks to Alan D. Wolfelt, Ph.D., C.T., for use of the “Mourner’s Bill of Rights” www.centerforloss.com

At first I was terrified to attend a meeting. I didn't see myself as needing a support group, but now I can't imagine not having the support I found at Sharing Parents. I walked out of my first meeting feeling understood and normal.

Sharing Parents was the only place I could talk freely about my baby girl without having to worry about making others uncomfortable. No one else in my life understood that even though she never took a breath, for us she was as real and as loved as the child that celebrates her first birthday. The validation, support, and love we received was critical to helping us grieve in our own way and made healing possible.

It is unfortunate HOW we came to find Sharing Parents, but we are so thankful for the support and compassion they offer, since the grief journey of losing an infant/child seems so lonely. It’s comforting to know that we are not alone and that there are so many thoughtful and caring volunteers at Sharing Parents who are willing to help you through such an overwhelming grief process. Thank you!