In this heartwarming episode of Chezuba Talks, we delve into the invaluable work of Loving Tanner, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting families who have experienced the loss of a baby during pregnancy or infancy.

Danielle opens up about the tragic loss of her son, Tanner , who was stillborn in October 2016. Through her own experience of grief and healing, Danielle and her family found solace in the support of others and sought to provide similar comfort to families navigating similar journeys.

Loving Tanner's mission extends beyond mere sympathy; they provide tangible support to grieving families through various initiatives. From donating cuddle cots to hospitals to offering care boxes filled with meaningful items like heartbeat teddy bears, journals, and awareness items, Loving Tanner ensures that families feel supported and cherished during their time of loss.

The conversation also touches on the stigma surrounding pregnancy and infant loss and the importance of spreading awareness and understanding in the community.

Danielle shares valuable insights on how to support grieving families, emphasizing the power of simple gestures and acknowledging the baby's presence and importance in the family's life.

Listeners are encouraged to get involved with Loving Tanner's mission, whether through volunteering, fundraising, or spreading awareness. With a wealth of resources available on their website, Loving Tanner aims to be a beacon of hope for families experiencing the unimaginable pain of pregnancy and infant loss.

Join Chezuba Talks as we shine a light on the remarkable work of Loving Tanner and the profound impact they have on the lives of grieving families.