Many times a week I see parents searching the internet for infant and child headstone ideas, as well as stillborn baby epitaphs, and epitaphs for infants. I hope I can be of some help to all of these parents. I have been in your shoes, "Googling" all of these exact terms, trying to find the perfect stone and wording for my son's very own headstone. I know all of these decisions are hard and you wish anyone but you had to make them, but I promise you, you will get through it. << Big hugs to you>> Most of the ideas for headstones below are from the monument company here in Texas that I ordered my son's headstone from. I'm sure other monument companies across the world could replicate these if you just ask. The first one I came across is Winnie the Pooh. It is fairly common here in Texas and often used for older children. Most babies and children are comforted by a teddy bear, why not give them an everlasting teddy with a headston...
╰ ☆ ╮ ღ ღ ღ ღ ღ ღ ღ ღ ╰ ☆ ╮ Dear my sweet Jacob, You were supposed to be here in my arms tomorrow. Today mommy and Mimi went shopping for groceries. There were several pregnant ladies out and about. They made me very sad to see. I couldn't help but look at them and think that should be me. I should still be pregnant. I should be bringing you into the world soon. You should be in my arms right about now, keeping me up at night. I should be rocking you to sleep and getting to know each of your cries, coos and smiles. After we left the grocery store, I went to buy you balloons to send tomorrow on your due date. I didn't see any that I wanted. I have decided that I would rather skip the day completely. I would love to stay in bed all day and not see anyone or talk to an...
So, it's official... most of the holidays are over for a good little bit... well the big ones anyhow. It's official Thanksgiving is November 22 and Christmas is shortly thereafter... that means we baby loss mommies have four months of a break from holidays... excluding birthday month anniversaries and things of that nature. As all of you know, yesterday was July 4th. When I woke up yesterday, my good friend Lynsey and her husband were on my mind, since this would be their first holiday without their son, so soon after losing him. Yesterday also had been one month since Jake was supposed to have been born. One whole long month since his due date had come and gone. We celebrated in usual fashion by grilling steaks and hamburgers... visited with family. Payton and I even played outside in the sprinkler for good measure. To top off the evening Payton, my mother and I watched a huge fireworks display in a town nearby. I loved seeing the ...
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