To kick off Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, we’re turning the microphone over to some of the youngest voices in our community—siblings of angels.
Seven years ago, No Foot Too Small filmed a video with a group of kids bravely sharing what it was like to grow up with angel brothers or sisters. Now, seven years later, we invited them back to reflect on how life has unfolded since then.
In this special episode, you’ll hear:

• Honest reflections from siblings about love, loss, and what they imagine life would be like if their angels were here today.
• The creative and meaningful traditions families have built to honor their babies, from hospital donations to lantern releases and birthday celebrations.
• Why being surrounded by other NFTS families has helped these kids feel less alone and more connected.
• The wisdom of children who remind us that remembrance is not just for parents, but for siblings, too.

Through laughter, memories, and heartfelt stories, these special kids remind us that our angels’ siblings carry their memory forward in powerful ways.
🤍 Learn more and connect with us: nofoottoosmall.org/families
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📲 Interested in sponsoring an episode? Contact jackie@nofoottoosmall.org
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Special thanks to Storyline Multimedia for helping us hold space for these conversations.
Medical Disclaimer:
No Foot Too Small (NFTS) does not provide medical/health advice. Any information provided by NFTS is for general informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice. Personal use or reliance on information from NFTS or its associated activities, including peer interactions, is strictly at your own risk. We strongly encourage you to consult with healthcare professionals regarding your individual situation and needs.

In honor of Self-Care Month, we’re breaking down the stigma around what healing really looks like.
Host Jackie Celske is joined by Laurel Wiers—licensed marriage and family therapist, trauma recovery expert, and creator of the MINT method—for a conversation about how grief and trauma imprint on our bodies, and how alternative therapies can help us reclaim peace and power after loss.
Laurel shares her personal journey into trauma work, explains the difference between grief and trauma, and introduces modalities like EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and ART (Accelerated Resolution Therapy) that are helping families heal beyond traditional talk therapy.
🎧 In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why “negative life events” can live in our bodies as trauma, even without a PTSD diagnosis
• How grief triggers show up physically, and what healing looks like when we address them
• The role of alternative therapies like EMDR and ART in calming the nervous system and reducing painful triggers
• Practical advice for couples navigating loss and healing together
• Permission to grieve your way, without shame or “shoulds”

🌱 Learn more about Laurel and her work at laurelwiers.com
🤍 If you are navigating pregnancy or infant loss, connect with us at: nofoottoosmall.org/families
🎧 Watch or listen now on your favorite platform: nofoottoosmall.org/podcast
📲 Interested in sponsoring an episode? Contact jackie@nofoottoosmall.org
🔗 Donate to support the mission: nofoottoosmall.org/donate
Special thanks to Storyline Multimedia for helping us hold space for these important conversations.
Medical Disclaimer: No Foot Too Small (NFTS) does not provide medical/health advice. Any information provided by NFTS is for general informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice. Personal use or reliance on information from NFTS or its associated activities, including peer interactions, is strictly at your own risk. We strongly encourage you to consult with healthcare professionals regarding your individual situation and needs.

September is National NICU and Infant Mortality Awareness Month and today on September 10th—Henry's birthday—we honor his life with this special episode of the NFTS Podcast.
Hosts Robin Boudreau and Ali Maahs are joined by Courtney Fitzpatrick, who opens her heart to share about her angel Henry’s birth, NICU journey, and the sacred hours she and her husband spent holding him, loving him, and saying goodbye.
Courtney reflects on the heartbreak of leaving the hospital without her firstborn, the ongoing journey of grief, and the hope that came with welcoming Henry’s little brother, Elliot. She also shares how she found connection and healing through No Foot Too Small's virtual support groups and a community of parents who choose to walk this road together.
🎧 In this episode, you’ll hear:

• The reality of NICU loss and the trauma families face
• Why remembrance matters for parents who don’t bring their babies home
• The role of support groups in helping families process grief and find connection
• How Courtney carries Henry’s story forward while parenting after loss

🤍 Learn more and connect with us: nofoottoosmall.org/families
🎧 Watch or listen now: nofoottoosmall.org/podcast
📲 Interested in sponsoring an episode? Contact jackie@nofoottoosmall.org
🔗 Donate to the mission: nofoottoosmall.org/donate
Special thanks to Storyline Multimedia for helping us hold space for these conversations.
Medical Disclaimer:
No Foot Too Small (NFTS) does not provide medical/health advice. Any information provided by NFTS is for general informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice. Personal use or reliance on information from NFTS or its associated activities, including peer interactions, is strictly at your own risk. We strongly encourage you to consult with healthcare professionals regarding your individual situation and needs.