Routledge - Meeting the Needs of Parents After Perinatal Loss

Supporting families through subsequent pregnancies requires a specific understanding of their unique experiences. Research shows that parents face increased anxiety and potential attachment challenges when navigating a pregnancy following a perinatal loss. This book by Routledge addresses the gap in care by exploring the lived experiences of those parenting after loss. By integrating continuing bonds and attachment theories, this work develops a practical framework to support prenatal parenting during every stage of pregnancy. It provides necessary insight into how parents navigate these complex emotional landscapes, helping professionals and caregivers understand the specific needs of bereaved families. This resource is designed to improve the quality of support provided to parents as they move through the journey of pregnancy and early parenting after experiencing loss.