Save Your Seat if You Want to Map Out Your Mother’s Day Plans With Ease

Say hello to feeling confident about communicating what you want and need out of this day!

Here's What We're Covering:

• Building a plan for the day that feels good to you
• Giving yourself grace when emotions are high
• Communicating your wants/needs with your family
• Navigating social media to avoid the trigger trips
• How to handle family gatherings
• Accepting OR turning down invitations gracefully
• Places to avoid
• Feel good ideas

This masterclass is for you if...

• You’ve lost a baby at any stage of pregnancy or after birth
• You’re tired of feeling overwhelmed by grief
• You’re sick of the Mother’s Day ads
• You’re emotionally drained at the thought of Mother’s Day without your child
• You’re frustrated with not knowing how you want to spend the day
• You want to communicate what you want/need for the day to your family 
• You’re feeling guilty for not wanting to celebrate the day 
• You’re scared of feeling like a bad daughter for not celebrating your mom but you just don’t feel up for it this year

Imagine if…

• You feel confident in how you want to spend the day
• You have a positive Mother’s Day experience because you shared what you want and need with your family so they knew exactly how to make you feel special
• You feel peace and a closeness with your child as you celebrate the day without them
• You know how to avoid emotional triggers throughout the day/weekend

This can be your reality and I can help you get there!

Hey!  It’s your girl, Jenny Morrow, you can also call me Jen if you like {I like both}.  I’m a loss mom, just like you, and I’m here to help you master your Mother’s Day plans so you can spend the day in a way that feels good for you.  Our son, Matthew, died shortly after his birth in December of 2017, due to multiple fetal anomalies not compatible with life.  To this day we still don't have answers for why or how.  Even after a myriad of tests that’s all the more official diagnosis we ever got.  We spent most of 2018 struggle-bussing our way to another pregnancy (thanks secondary infertility) only to miscarry almost exactly a year after we lost Matthew.   So as we head into this celebratory weekend of motherhood, know that I’m with in you in the pain that follows infant AND pregnancy loss, I’ve had more than my fair share of Mother’s Days with empty arms, I can relate to the frustrations of a fertility battle, and more than anything I want you to know you’re not alone while providing you with some tips to avoid any extra heartache this holiday may bring.

I get you, I know what you’re feeling and the depth of your pain... 

I know you lie awake at night with tears streaming down your face wishing your baby was in your arms as we approach this holiday

I know the Mother’s Day commercials and emails blowing up your inbox are an assault on your emotions

I know that even your Target {aka happy place} trips are tainted by the flower arrangements, cards, decorations, and gift ideas you see walking into the store

I know you feel obligated to celebrate this day for your mom and yet you’re heartbroken at the emptiness of your motherhood experience and really don’t want to

I know it feels like it will never get better

I know something is missing and you don’t feel whole

I’ve been through this day {more than a few times now} and I’ve learned a few tricks to ease the pain

I’ve found ways to comfort and quiet the ache while keeping my son close

I’ve learned how to find peace, contentment, and joy in a holiday that celebrates me but is an ever present reminder of what I lack

And I can help you find your way through this day too!

I can teach you these same healing and coping strategies

I can show you where to start and how to communicate what you want/need out of this day

I can help you navigate both social media triggers AND your family gatherings by being aware of them ahead of time & giving you some tips to help once you’re there

I will empower you to find your voice and build your best experience for a holiday you wish you could avoid