A Safe Place to Grieve

Where You Don't

Have to Pretend

For Moms Who've Lost a Baby

A private community for moms who've lost a baby and are tired of pretending they're okay. If you've been told to "stay strong," "think positive," or that "everything happens for a reason" while your arms ache for the baby who should be here, this is for you.

A Safe Place to Grieve

Where You Don't

Have to Pretend

For Moms Who've Lost a Baby

A private community for moms who've lost a baby and are tired of pretending they're okay. If you've been told to "stay strong," "think positive," or that "everything happens for a reason" while your arms ache for the baby who should be here, this is for you.

You lie awake at night replaying every moment.

Every symptom you might have missed.

Every decision you second-guess.

You scroll past pregnancy announcements, and your chest tightens.

You sit in silence at family dinners because no one knows what to say to you anymore, and honestly, you're too exhausted to make them comfortable.

You're drowning in "well-meaning" advice:

"At least you can try again."

"You're so strong."

"It wasn't meant to be."

But here's what they don't understand...

You didn't lose "a pregnancy." You lost YOUR BABY.

And everyone expects you to go back to normal, when nothing about you is the same.

Not your body.

Not your heart.

Not the way you see the world.

You feel like you're grieving alone. Even when you're surrounded by people who love you.

Because unless they've felt every flutter, every kick, and then felt the moment it all went silent, they can't possibly understand the weight of this loss.

Here's what nobody tells you about grief after pregnancy loss:

There's no timeline.

There's no "getting over it." And there's no going back to who you were before.

The world tells you that grief has stages. That if you just give it time, you'll "heal."

But after 15 years as a perinatal grief coach, and after walking through my own stillbirth loss 26 years ago, I can tell you that's not how this works.

Grief isn't linear. It's cyclical.

 

Some days you'll feel okay.

And then a due date will come.

Or a milestone will pass.

Or you'll see a baby who would've been the same age as yours, and the wound

feels fresh all over again.

You don't need to "move through" your grief faster.

You need a place where you're allowed to grieve at your own pace, without apology, without explanation, and without pressure.

You need people who understand that you're not broken.

You're not stuck.

You're not "too sensitive."

You're a mother who is learning to mother a baby you can't hold.

And that deserves space. It deserves witness. It deserves community.

 

Imagine waking up and knowing you have a place to go, a place where you don't have to explain your pain or pretend to be okay.

A place where saying your baby's name doesn't make people uncomfortable.

Imagine being surrounded by other moms who don't tell you to "stay positive." Who don't compare your loss to theirs. Who simply say, "I see you. I'm here. Your baby mattered."

Imagine finally exhaling.

Imagine feeling less alone, not because your grief disappeared, but because you found people who can sit with you in it.

Imagine reconnecting with your partner, not by pretending the loss didn't happen, but by learning to grieve side by side instead of in separate, silent corners.

Imagine honoring your baby in ways that feel meaningful to YOU—without anyone telling you it's "too much" or that you need to "let go."

Imagine reclaiming your body after it betrayed you.

Trusting yourself again.

Finding moments of peace, even joy, without the crushing guilt

that you're "forgetting."

Imagine moving forward not because you've "moved on," but because you've found a way to carry your baby with you.

This is what's possible inside the Always Loved Club.

I'm Jennifer Senn, and I've spent 15 years supporting moms like you through pregnancy and infant loss.

But before I became a perinatal grief coach, I was you.

I know what it's like to walk out of a doctor's office with empty arms and a shattered heart.

I know the isolating silence. The well-meaning comments that make you want to scream. The way your own body feels like a stranger.

I know what it's like to show up to a baby shower weeks after your loss—smiling through it because you didn't want to "bring everyone down."

And I know what it's like to finally find the right support—the kind that doesn't try to fix you, but walks WITH you.

That's why I created the Always Loved Club.

Over the past decade, I've walked alongside over 600 loss moms, helping them navigate the unbearable, honor their babies, and slowly, gently find their way back to themselves.

Not because they "got over it." But because they found a community that let them grieve without a deadline.

Here's What's Inside the Club:

Monthly Group Workshop

Each month, we’ll meet live for a targeted session where we talk about a topic that's really showing up for you—whether it’s grief that won’t let go, feeling disconnected from your body, getting through milestones, or facing the

fears that come with pregnancy after loss.

Replays can be accessed anytime.

Your 24/7 Safe Place

A private, off-social chat space where you don’t have to explain your pain or pretend to be okay. This is a place where you can text at 3 am with other loss moms (and with me) who truly understand anytime you need it. It's full of women who will never tell you to "think positive" or that "everything happens for a reason"

Monthly Grief Processing Calls

Real conversations about what you're actually going through—navigating the "firsts," the milestones and holidays that ache, the relationships that feel strained or different, the return to work when people expect you to be "fine," and all the hard moments that come up, no matter where

you are in your journey.

Quarterly Partner Call

Because grief can sometimes push you apart. You're tired of explaining, he doesn't know what to say. These calls give you permission to grieve differently AND find

your way back together.

And so much more...

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Here’s What Moms Usually Ask Me...

Will I be pressured to talk?

No, never. This is your space, and you get to show up however feels right for you.

Some moms find comfort in sharing their story right away. Others need time to just listen, read, and see that they're not alone. Both are completely okay.

You can participate as much or as little as you want. Post when you're ready, comment when something resonates, or simply be present in the background.

There's no pressure, no expectations, and no judgment.

This community is here to support you exactly where you are, however you need it.

What if it’s been years since my loss?

You're still welcome here. Grief doesn't follow a timeline, and neither does healing.

Whether your loss was weeks ago, months ago, or years ago, your baby's life still matters. Your grief is still real. And you still deserve a safe place to honor that.

Some moms join us right after their loss. Others come years later when they realize they still need support, or when something shifts and they're finally ready to stop carrying the weight alone.

Whenever you're here, you belong.

There's no such thing as "too late" to find comfort, connection, and a community that understands.

Can I join if I'm pregnant again?

Yes, absolutely.

Pregnancy after loss is its own unique journey, and you don't have to walk it alone.

Many moms in the community are navigating the complicated emotions that come with being pregnant again—the hope mixed with fear, the joy tangled with grief, the guilt of loving two babies at once.

This is a space where you can honor both your baby in heaven and the one you're carrying now.

You don't have to choose between them here. You don't have to pretend you're not scared. And you don't have to hide your grief just because you're also hopeful.

You're welcome exactly as you are—pregnant, grieving, hopeful, and everything in between.