After Emily fell pregnant in 2020 at nearly 12 weeks she was scanned at the Early Pregnancy Assessment Service. There she was told her baby had died and it looked like a missed miscarriage. Her baby's heart had stopped at eight weeks and three days. A nurse supported her through a Dilation and curettage (D&C) and offered Emily something to keep her baby's memories in which brought her a lot of comfort. Emily also shares how her rainbow baby, Hope, was born in December 2021.

Jaz shares how when she and her partner found out they were pregnant and expecting their first son Wyatt they were ecstatic. Jaz's pregnancy was 'textbook' up until 39 weeks when Wyatt's growth began to decline and within two weeks his placenta stopped working. Devastatingly, those concerns weren't managed how they should have been. Six years on, it's still a shock to Jaz that Wyatt died but his death and her experiences of maternity and bereavement care has fuelled her purpose and passion to campaign for change – to improve maternity care, strengthen bereavement support and save babies’ lives. Her activism within maternity and bereavement care is driven by love, purpose and the hope that no other family will have to endure what she and her partner have and continue to do so.