WHAT REMAINS
A light for the babies that who here. Even if only for a little.
FOR THE ONES WE CARRY WITH US
Some babies are only with us for a short time.
But they can leave a lifetime of love behind.
This candle is for the babies and children who were here, however briefly, and for the parents who still carry them with them.
I made What Remains because pregnancy and infant loss is something we don’t talk about enough. There is no neat way to grieve a child you loved, and there is no point at which you simply “move on”. We remember. We carry them. We make space for them in the lives we continue to live.
This is a candle for that love. For the little ones who should be here. For the ones who will always be part of your story.
On October 15th at 7pm, light a candle with us for the babies and children who are no longer here. One small light, for a love that remains🤍.
LIGHT IT UP WHEN YOU WANT TO REMEMBER.
€10 from the sale of every “What Remains” candle will be donated to Umamanita, an organisation supporting families experiencing pregnancy and perinatal loss.
This candle started with something I learned after experiencing loss myself.
During pregnancy, cells from the baby can cross into the mother's body and remain there for years.
When I discovered this, I found something unexpectedly comforting in it.
The idea that, in some small physical way, I could carry a part of my baby with me.
Always.
It made me think about everything that remains after loss — the love, the memories, the hopes, the little life we imagined.
And that's where What Remains began.
A CANDLE THAT GIVES BACK
€10 from the sale of every “What Remains” candle will be donated to Umamanita, an organisation supporting families experiencing pregnancy and perinatal loss.
Because no family should have to navigate this kind of loss feeling completely alone.
15 OCTOBER / WAVE OF LIGHT.
LIGHT ONE WITH ME
On 15 October at 7pm, I'll light a candle to remember the babies who are no longer here.
I'd love for you to light one with me.
It doesn't have to be a Glow Mama candle.
It can be any candle you have at home.
The important thing is that we remember them. And that we do it together.