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What is a Rainbow Baby?
In some circles, babies born to families after the loss of a child are referred to as "Rainbow Babies." The idea is that the baby is like a rainbow after a storm. "Rainbow Babies" is the understanding that the beauty of a rainbow does not negate the ravages of the storm. When a rainbow appears, it doesn't mean the storm never happened or that the family is not still dealing with its aftermath. What it means is that something beautiful and full of light has appeared in the midst of the darkness and clouds. Storm clouds may still hover but the rainbow provides a counterbalance of color, energy and hope.
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Just found your blog and now I am a new follower! Congratulations on your rainbow baby! My hisband and I just suffered our first miscarriage. But I have hope and know that we will have our rainbow baby one day!
ReplyDeleteI just visited your blog and read your story. I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I hope you get your rainbow baby soon!
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