Celebrating Angels: Stories of Pregnancy and Infant Loss

Celebrating Angels is an anthology of pregnancy and infant loss stories highlighting more than 40 unique narratives of love, loss, and most importantly, hope for those in the midst of surviving the loss of a child.

Navigating the unimaginable loss of a child is an isolating, lonely, and helpless place to be.

There are no cures and often no answers—parents are forced to say "goodbye" before they ever have the chance to say "hello."

Robin Boudreau founded the nonprofit organization No Foot Too Small alongside her husband, Ryan, following the devastating loss of their son Beau. Since 2014, No Foot Too Small has grown into a vibrant, global community of families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss—a community united by the loss and love of their angels.

In this collection of essays compiled by No Foot Too Small, Celebrating Angels offers more than just stories. It is a tangible lifeline—messages of hope, pathways to healing, and the profound truth that even in the worst club, you can find the best people. These pages are filled with families who've found that joy and celebration can exist even in loss.

Readers will find:

• Personal reflections from parents navigating every stage of grief.
• Inspirational insights that offer light without overshadowing the depth of loss.
• Letters of love and legacy from parents to their angels.
• A sense of community and understanding to break the isolation that so often accompanies the loss of a child.

Celebrating Angels is a network and community of comfort that you can hold in your hand. The book is designed to be a resource for those navigating grief after experiencing miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant or child loss. It offers solace to friends and family seeking a meaningful sympathy gift and provides a heartfelt roadmap for anyone looking to honor and remember their child(ren).

With a myriad of perspectives, the message is poignant and clear: Whatever your story, however long your gestation, whomever has validated or denied your grief, you are welcome here.