How to support someone after miscarriage:
A guide for the people by their side
For anyone supporting someone after miscarriage: what to say, what helps, what to avoid, and guidance from specialists in pregnancy loss.
Get the guideWhat’s inside the guide
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What to say
Helpful language to use, and the phrases that can land badly even when they are kindly meant
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What actually helps
Practical ways to support someone in the first weeks and in the months that follow
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How to keep showing up
Ways to stay present and supportive, even when you are not sure what to do
Before you download
You don’t need to have the perfect words. A simple “I’m so sorry” or “I’m here with you” can be enough. If she has shared a name for the baby, using it can also be a meaningful way to acknowledge the loss. What matters most is showing up with care, without trying to explain or minimize what happened.