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Hat and blanket donations for babies who do not get to go home. Still Loved started out as a mother’s idea to celebrate her stillborn son’s birthday.

We were asked to do random acts of kindness in Isaiah with the hashtag . I decided that I would write a card and pay for the next person in line for a cup of coffee. The following year I started my tradition of hats. (and now blankets!!) I crochet hats of various sizes and donate them to local hospitals. Too few remember that some babies don’t always make it home. So I wan

t those parents to know that there is someone out there that remembers. I keep these babies close to my heart and think of them often. I have a family connection to this as well. My niece, Maddux, was born early and has left her family with empty hearts. We miss her dearly. If you know a family in need, please reach out. I would be more than happy to donate a hat or blanket to them.

26/08/2025

For Rune. May your family find healing. 💜

21/01/2022

Thanks to covid, this year's looks a little different. I decided to make some sugar cookies with the Infant and Baby loss awareness ribbon. Decorative cookies are not really my thing but you branch out for the ones you love. 💜

19/03/2021

These beauties and some of the angel pockets I have been making will be on their way to a local birth center soon! Covid has ruined many things, including donations.

16/02/2021

Finally got my new tags in from Archer Knits . These blankets and angel pockets will be donated this week as a part of our annual . Each year we do an act of kindness in his honor.

13/10/2020

For Ginny. For love. ❤️

Trigger warning:
Many of you may not know what an Angel Pocket is. Here is a little demonstration of what a bereaved family would be using it for. It's basically a small swaddle to hold baby.

04/10/2020

Angel pockets for the babies who live in our hearts.

30/07/2020

"Let there always be a bright spot in your heart for the people around you. They might need a bit of sunshine." - Ron Baratono

09/07/2020

Working away on this little beauty.

31/03/2020

Another beauty done.

24/03/2020

“When the storm rips you to pieces, you get to decide how to put yourself back together again.” —Bryant H. McGill

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