• The emotional reality of losing a baby
• Grief after stillbirth and how it evolves over time
• The impact of well-meaning but unhelpful comments
• Navigating loss as a couple
• What to say (and what not to say) to grieving parents

If you’ve experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss — or want to support someone who has, this episode offers insight, honesty, and compassion.

•Lauren's Instagram
•Fragile X Syndrome

•Matt's Challenge for Callie's 10th Birthday
•Follow Matt as the Karaoke Runner

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Produced by Dan Kelly for the Lily Mae Foundation
Show Music by Alex Singh.
Supported by Global's 'Make Some Noise'

After suffering multiple miscarriages, Sam joins the podcast to talk about his journey and the book 'From Heartache to Hope' written by his wife, Paula.
A story of love, loss, and the fight for a family - Beneath the surface

•From Heartache to Hope - A book by Paula Hotten

•Matt's Challenge for Callie's 10th Birthday
•Follow Matt as the Karaoke Runner

Dave White shares the story of his son, Reggie. He opens up about the reality of life after loss, the lasting impact it has had on him, and the ways Reggie continues to walk beside him every day.

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•Related episodes•
•Dave White - Ready to Rumble: Round 3
•Parenting After Loss / Sibling Mental Health

•STILL PARENTS PODCAST•
•Follow Matt as the Karaoke Runner
•Matt's Challenge for Callie's 10th Birthday
•Website
•Instagram
•Facebook

•Watch the Lorraine Kelly interview
•Download The Still Parents Podcast App on Apple & Android

•LILY MAE FOUNDATION•
•Website
•Facebook
•Instagram

Hosts: Ryan Jackson. Matt Whitehouse. Dan Kelly
Produced by the Lily Mae Foundation
Show Music by Alex Singh.
Supported by Global's 'Make Some Noise'

On the 30th–31st January 2026, Jordan ran 108 miles in 24 hours, retracing the journey his daughter Aurora took during her short but powerful life.

From Leicester Royal Infirmary, to Queen’s Medical Centre Nottingham, to Birmingham Children’s Hospital, and finally to her memorial tree just outside of Coventry. This route carried every step, every fear, every hope lived as a family.

Aurora was only with Jordan & Kathleen for two months, but she changed everything.

The run raises money for the incredible teams who cared for Aurora, the teams who supported Jordan & Kathleen, and for the baby loss charities who support families every single day.

Jordan Black - "This run isn’t about endurance. It’s about gratitude, grief, love, and purpose. It’s about turning the hardest chapter of our lives into something that can help others."

•JORDAN BLACK•

On the 30th–31st January 2026, Jordan ran 108 miles in 24 hours, retracing the journey his daughter Aurora took during her short but powerful life.

From Leicester Royal Infirmary, to Queen’s Medical Centre Nottingham, to Birmingham Children’s Hospital, and finally to her memorial tree just outside of Coventry. This route carried every step, every fear, every hope lived as a family.

Aurora was only with Jordan & Kathleen for two months, but she changed everything.

The run raises money for the incredible teams who cared for Aurora, the teams who supported Jordan & Kathleen, and for the baby loss charities who support families every single day.

Jordan Black - "This run isn’t about endurance. It’s about gratitude, grief, love, and purpose. It’s about turning the hardest chapter of our lives into something that can help others."

•JORDAN BLACK•