Pink Skies in Pediatrics

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If you are looking for 12 effective strategies to support parents experiencing child loss, this is for you!

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Sometimes having faith and staying vibrationally aligned is all the doing that’s necessary :)

When we go into organizations to facilitate the Dare to Lead courage-building work, we ask people to anonymously share what they need to show up and really dig into the work. We also ask them what will get in the way.

On today’s “Dare to Lead” podcast, Barrett and I are coding some of that data and sharing what we’re learning (in real time). It’s a little messy, but you already know that we’re a little messy.

It’s always stunning that no matter the organization, size of the group, or issues in the culture, the answers are almost exactly the same. Fast saturation, in qualitative research terms. It makes sense—we all need to be seen, heard, and valued.

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Sometimes you have to tell yourself these two short, but powerful words.

Go and remind yourself that challenges build muscle!

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Becoming a Pediatric Nurse after my daughter’s death taught me many things. One being, how to effectively reach & respect the parents of actively dying children.

You will have an abundance of good days as a Pediatric nurse. However, when the storm arrives you truly discover what kind of nurse you are.

You don’t have to do it alone. I’m here to help. 💕

“ I won’t ever forget the feeling of holding my daughter in my arms as the ventilator provided her very last breath.”

The support & empathy that the bedside nurse can provide to parents of actively dying children can make all of the difference. Years later, that support has the ability to empower a parent.
Parents may forget your name, but they will never forget how you made them feel.

5 million children under the age of 5 years old die each year across the world. 🥲😭☹️

Child loss is a complex form of grief that is far more common than what we may realize. But here is our promise.

We promise to serve those parents through advocacy, awareness, transparency, and education. How?

✨Supportive Tools for Child Loss Parents
✨Virtual Support Groups
✨Education for Healthcare Professionals in an effort to improve the quality of care surrounding End of Life in Pediatrics.

We are on a mission to win the loss and it’s personal!

Support; (v)
A thing that bears the weight of something or keeps it upright.

What is Pink Skies in Pediatrics? 💫

We’re an education + advocacy agency for child loss parents. We bridge the gap between Pediatric healthcare professionals + parents that are currently, or have previously, experienced the loss of a child.

How do we bridge this gap? ✨
We win the loss by creating a child death sensitive culture when Pediatric outcomes are fatal. We teach topics such as Empathy, Child Death Sensitivity, Therapeutic Communication, and more.

That's who we are. Take a minute to meet our Founder. ✨

💛 credit: Zoe Clark-Coates