About Us
Meet the Founders Alvina & Devin Conway
Events We Host
Remember The Babies is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization breaking the silence surrounding Miscarriage, Still births, and Infant Loss.
We remember the babies born sleeping, those we carried but never held, those we held but could not take home, and those who came home but could not stay.
All proceeds go to the operation of Remember The Bab
Remember The Babies is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization breaking the silence surrounding Miscarriage, Still births, and Infant Loss.
We remember the babies born sleeping, those we carried but never held, those we held but could not take home, and those who came home but could not stay.
All proceeds go to the operation of Remember The Babies Foundation to help grieving parents suffering from a Miscarriage, Still Birth, or Infant Loss. Your contribution may be tax deductible pursuant to the provision of section 170(c) of the International Revenue Code. Please donate by clicking the link below or mail in a check or money order to:
Remember The Babies Foundation
4904 Camino Al Norte Unit 335812
North Las Vegas, NV, 89033
Events We Host
Meet the Founders Alvina & Devin Conway
Events We Host
Butterfly Release - Honors Baby Loss Mothers Day.
Remember The Babies Charity Flag Football Game - Honors Baby Loss Fathers Day.
Remember The Babies 5K Run - Honors Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
Remember The Babies Lights The High Roller - Honors Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day Wave of Light.
Remember The Babies Yoga -
Butterfly Release - Honors Baby Loss Mothers Day.
Remember The Babies Charity Flag Football Game - Honors Baby Loss Fathers Day.
Remember The Babies 5K Run - Honors Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
Remember The Babies Lights The High Roller - Honors Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day Wave of Light.
Remember The Babies Yoga - A form of grieving mediation that also helps with infertility.
Interested in attending an event? Please click on the events tab for dates and tickets.
Meet the Founders Alvina & Devin Conway
Meet the Founders Alvina & Devin Conway
Meet the Founders Alvina & Devin Conway
We are the founders of Remember The Babies. Devin and I experienced a miscarriage on February 28th, 2018 after trying for 5+ years to concieve . We decided to turn one of the sourest lemons that life could have offered us & turned it into something resembling the best damn lemonade you ever tasted, by starting Remember The Babies Foundati
We are the founders of Remember The Babies. Devin and I experienced a miscarriage on February 28th, 2018 after trying for 5+ years to concieve . We decided to turn one of the sourest lemons that life could have offered us & turned it into something resembling the best damn lemonade you ever tasted, by starting Remember The Babies Foundation (Please scroll down to watch a video of our story.) Fast forward to today, we have a Rainbow Baby boy named Azarie born in 2021 (fun fact he has the same birthday as Alvina) and a beautiful daughter named A'ziya born in 2022. We mention our kids because we want the couples out there to know, never stop trying or give up hope. Though we have two blessings, we still always think about our Angel Baby. How old would he or she would have been now? Stubborn like Azarie or goofy like A'ziya?
Cuddle Cot Donation
RTB donated the first Cuddle Cot in Las Vegas to Summerlin Hospital.
The Cuddle Cot cools the deceased baby allowing families to stay with their baby as long as possible before being moved to the morgue after suffering from a still birth or infant loss. The problem is in a warm room the baby's condition can deteriorate quickly, therefore cooling the baby is absolutely essential. A CuddleCot is a must have for hospitals to provide for grieving parents.
Interested in helping raise money for more Cuddle Cots in Las Vegas? Please email rememberthebabies@gmail.com.
Remembrance Tree
March 30th, 2021 at 9:00AM, the RTB Remembrance Tree was planted at Craig Ranch Park in Las Vegas, Nevada. This memorial tree is dedicated to all the babies loss to a miscarriage, still birth, & infant loss. Feel free to have a picnic under the tree, or just get a breath of fresh air to remember your little one by. To locate the tree you want to enter the park on the Craig and Commerce side. It is next to the Cottage picnic shelter and directly across from the playground near the Commerce Street parking lot. If you decide to visit please send us a picture to our email.
M is for Miscarriage
M is for Miscarriage
M is for Miscarriage
A Miscarriage is an unexpected pregnancy loss, where the baby dies in the Mother's womb before 20 weeks. There is more than one type of miscarriage. Examples are but not limited to a missed, threatened, inevitable, incomplete, and complete miscarriage.
S is for Still Birth
M is for Miscarriage
M is for Miscarriage
A Still Birth is when a baby dies in a Mother's womb after 20 weeks of pregnancy. The baby may have died weeks, hours, or minutes before delivery. A baby being delivered without signs of life is known as a still born.
I is for Infant Loss
M is for Miscarriage
I is for Infant Loss
Infants are from the age 0 months to 1 year old. Any Loss of a baby between this age bracket is considered a Infant Loss no matter the circumstance because there are so many different explained and unexplained circumstances that infants die from.
History
Angelversary
I is for Infant Loss
President Ronald Regan and his wife gave birth to a daughter named Christine in 1947. She was born premature and died the next day.
On October 25, 1988, President Reagan designated the entire month of October 1988 as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. On that day he said:“When a child loses his parent, they are called an orphan. When a spouse loses her or his partner, they are called a widow or widower. When parents lose their child, there isn’t a word to describe them. This month recognizes the loss so many parents experience across the United States and around the world. It is also meant to inform and provide resources for parents who have lost children due to miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, molar pregnancy, stillbirths, birth defects, SIDS, and other causes. Now, therefore, I, Ronald Reagan, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim the month of October as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. I call upon the people of the United States to observe this month with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities.”
Angel Baby
Angelversary
Angelversary
A Angel Baby is a baby that has gone to Heaven before or after birth.
Angelversary
Angelversary
Angelversary
A Angelversary is the babies death date. It's a special way for parents to reflect love for a baby who has dies by honoring the remembrance for that child. For some parents a Angelvesray can be the same day as a birthday.
Rainbow Baby
Pink & Blue Ribbon
Rainbow Baby Day
A Rainbow Baby is a baby that is born after a miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss. In the world we live in, a beautiful rainbow follows a dark cloudy storm and gives hope of all things getting better.
A Rainbow Baby brings light but will NEVER replace a Angel Baby.
I hope the universe hears us when we say, "We want positive pregnancy tests for all those who have been trying to conceive, full term pregnancies, and healthy living breathing Rainbow Babies, for all those patiently waiting.
Rainbow Baby Day
Pink & Blue Ribbon
Rainbow Baby Day
National Rainbow Baby Day is celebrated world wide on August 22nd. For the Mama still waiting for her rainbow, the mama who finally has her rainbow, and the mama whose storm hasn't been forgotten since the rainbow.
"There's finally a rainbow, after the heaviest of rain, finally sunshine in my arms, as you melt away the pain, I finally got my rainbow, I never cared for the pot of gold, just this precious little baby, that is finally mine to hold, I've longed for you forever, now you've finally arrived, worth every bit of heartache and every tear I've cried, some days I really doubted, if this day would ever come, I wondered if you could hear me, as I longed to be your mum, my babies gone before you, now glisten in your eyes, and we'll look for them together, as they form rainbow in the skies, I know I'm one of the lucky ones, I send my prayers to many others, who are facing the same battles, just longing to be mothers, my dreams finally came true, although my heart will always be a little torn, my rainbow finally came, as we made it through the storm."
Pink & Blue Ribbon
Pink & Blue Ribbon
Pink & Blue Ribbon
The Pink & Blue Ribbon is a symbol for baby loss awareness, including loss during and after pregnancy, stillbirth, miscarriage, termination for medical reasons, neonatal death, and SIDS. Baby Loss Awareness week is October 9th-15th.