
THE RAINBOW CONNECTION is a podcast for mothers navigating the sacred, often silent path of pregnancy after loss. Hosted by Kristin Mundy -- birth and bereavement doula, grief educator, and fellow loss mom. Each episode holds space for real, vulnerable birth stories — from women who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, TFMR, or infant loss. Some are holding their rainbow babies now. Some are ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | a year ago |
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"Wheel Him Over to Mom" — Lili Kovatchev on the Loss of Her Son Kieran, and Motherhood After Loss
Lili Kovatchev is a mom of three boys living in Toronto with her husband Greg. In February 2023, her son Kieran was born after a precipitous labor and ... more
"Your Baby's Story Is Not Over" — Kristin Mundy on Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
Kristin Mundy marks the start of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month with a solo episode on what October actually holds for loss parents, from its ori... more
Jess Gaeton lives in Hamilton, Ontario, with her husband Tyler. Her daughter Lucy was born small at 37 weeks after a pregnancy marked by IUGR, and spent a month in the NICU before coming home. At seven months old, Lucy was diagnosed with SMARD type 1... more
Dr. Danielle Davis shares the story of her son Lennon — a full-term, healthy pregnancy that turned into every parent's worst fear during labor. In this episode, she takes us through a home-to-hospital transfer, a birth that left Lennon without enough... more
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So grateful for Kristin and all the work she does to connect the loss community and make us feel less alone navigating life after loss of our babies. All of these stories are vulnerable and beautiful and I’m so honoured to hear the stories of babies in the sky with my baby boy Kieran 🤍
The Rainbow Connection Podcast was introduced to me after losing my baby at 38 weeks. I felt so many things that the women Kristin was talking to did and it helped me feel less alone in such a dark and isolating time. Fast forward a year later and I got to sit down with Kristin and talk about my story both of my angel baby as well as my rainbow baby. The safe space she creates for women to share their stories and in turn the hope she allows women to feel is honourable and I am so grateful to her... more
Kristin’s podcast is a safe haven of stories, connections & hope for all perinatal loss. Thank you for highlighting various stories that hold the depth & breadth of all we hold after perinatal loss.
I’m so grateful this podcast exists and to be invited on to share my story. As a naturopathic doctor and someone who experienced pregnancy loss firsthand, it was meaningful to have an open and honest conversation around the uncertainty, grief, fear and HOPE that comes with pregnancy after loss.
Thank you for creating a warm and supportive space for pregnancy and loss moms to share their stories and remind them that they are no alone 🤍
When I lost my daughter this past May, I was desperate to feel less alone. I hardly ever listened to podcasts, but somehow I came across The Rainbow Connection, and during those first two months of grief it became a bit of a lifeline for me.
I tried listening to other podcasts about baby loss and grief too, but there was something about The Rainbow Connection that reached me in a way the others didn’t.
Listening to Kristin and all the women who shared their stories made me feel understood and ... more
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A compassionate show centered on pregnancy after loss, grief, and healing, featuring candid conversations with mothers, partners, clinicians, and therapists who navigate infant loss, miscarriage, stillbirth, and pregnancy after loss. Episodes blend personal storytelling with practical guidance on memory-making, navigating NICU experiences, and nurturing relationships while pursuing another pregnancy or rainbow baby. Noteworthy elements include trauma-informed approaches, the emphasis on community and ritual, and a supportive space that validates unique grief journeys. Listeners are likely seeking resilient perspectives, actionable coping strategies, and hope through shared experiences and expert insights. This program tends to invite guests... more
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