August 22 is National Baby Rainbow Day. Rainbow baby refers to the countless emotions that parents feel when mourning a lost child. It also includes hope for the healthy birth of another child.
Losing a loved one is a very humane and destructive experience. Creating a new life or bringing a child back into the world after extreme loss is a miracle for those parents. Countless emotions are stored inside the parents. National Rainbow Children’s Day provides an opportunity for those families to enjoy the joy of giving birth to a new baby.
See also: National Flag Day
History Of National Baby Rainbow Day:
The Count the Kicks campaign focuses on prevention, where the nonprofit is formed in the early 2000s. It is usually after the loss of all five of our founding daughters to stillbirths or infant deaths. A child may not feel the pain of losing. The only goal of the Count the Kicks campaign was to save and care for children across the country.
A total of 34 women were on the campaign team. Incredibly, this group has worked hard to empower and educate parents. Some ambassadors are currently serving in 30 states, including Canada, Washington DC, and India.
Count the Kick is found as soon as someone is harmed and the parents join the team to honor the child they have lost and try to keep other families from suffering the same. These women are said to be powerful enough to count kicks.
Every year in the United States, Rainbow Children’s Day is celebrated in honor of children born after a stillbirth, abortion, or the death of a child and their angelic siblings.
How To Celebrate National Baby Rainbow Day?
Several ambassadors have been ready to congratulate their rainbow children over the past two years, and we are indeed fortunate to celebrate the day with the safe arrival of those children.
Surprisingly, COVID-19 has been particularly challenging for these women in this perilous epidemic, as they have had a negative pregnancy despite such a great loss. It’s hardly an easy thing to do.
This is because studies have shown that women who have given birth to a stillborn child or who have had an abortion. There is a higher rate of anxiety and depression in later pregnancies. Especially if they face multiple injuries to their hearts.
National Baby Rainbow Day Activities:
You can remember this Rainbow Day anyway for the purpose of missing children, how you remember it is entirely up to you. There are countless ways, both private and public, to celebrate the day.
Whether we want to celebrate the day and how it is possible, it is important to remember to be kind to ourselves in case of any conflicting emotions. This day is really to feel a lot more emotion.
Make a routine bar from your passionate heart to honor the lost baby to celebrate Rainbow Children’s Day. Buy flowers, cookies, and cakes. Wish her peace with flowers on the grave of your dead child. Take good care of the baby near you.
Think of the angel baby and write down his or her intentions in the diary. Also, share it online, and create an opportunity for everyone to know. Feel free to spend time with yourself or your partner to remember your lost baby.
National Baby Rainbow Day Wishes & Messages
- Most of the time, another blessing is suddenly offered in its stead when we lose one blessing.
- Having a rainbow baby is a unique kind of miracle that can only happen as a result of your grief and not in place of it.
- Our hearts are filled with unending love and fresh hope because of rainbow babies.
Quotes
- Especially chosen for us to treasure and love by our angel above – Anonymous
- Having a rainbow baby inspires everyone with love and optimism. Anonymous
Final Words
A rainbow baby is a baby that is born in the first week of infancy after a miscarriage, stillbirth, or death. There are many women who struggle with mixed emotions including anxiety, excitement, fear, and hope in anticipation of a rainbow baby.
It may help to talk to your healthcare provider or a therapist. You must celebrate Rainbow Children’s Day and try hard enough to honor your loss.
