When parents lose their child due to a miscarriage, stillbirth, or shortly after birth, the extent of their grief is often underestimated. Parents themselves are frequently confused and overwhelmed by how intensely grief manifests with all its facets - pain, anger, guilt, helplessness. The book sensitively describes this extreme experience. Striking examples illustrate how the journey through grief can be navigated: for mothers, for fathers, for relatives, and also for surviving siblings. It offers those affected support in finding a place and recognition for the deceased child as life continues.