Our website, social media and e-newsletters
We share experiences in the story section of our website, sometimes post them on our social media channels (Facebook, Instagram and X (Twitter)), and in e-mail newsletters.
How sharing your story helps
Whether you have experienced the sudden and unexpected death of a baby, been helped by our baby safety advice or used our Baby Check app to identify infection, sharing your story with us is a powerful way of helping us raise awareness and reach more families.
Stories like yours can help raise awareness, demonstrate how valuable our work is, and help other families in similar situations know they are not alone.
They can also inspire others to fundraise, support or volunteer for us.
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I have had the privilege of being able to talk about my daughter Sophia in the press, on the radio and TV. I say privilege as even though it can be hard to talk about what happened, saying her name and discussing her is one way I keep her memory alive. I know that when i am given the opportunity to talk about Sophia, I am also helping to raise awareness of the charity, SIDS and safer sleep
Rob - Bereaved Dad
Where will my story be shared?
Your story may be shared in a number of different places, but only what you feel comfortable with, and where you have given us permission.
Our publications
We often include the story of a bereaved family as well as those who have found our advice helpful in some of the publications we produce, such as our fundraising pack and About Us leaflet.
Fundraising appeals
Featuring a family's story helps to raise vital funds and show the impact of our work to others.
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Do you have a story to tell?
If you would like to share your story, please fill in the form below with as much detail as you can, and feel comfortable with, and a member of our Engagement team will get back to you soon.
Get in touch if you need support
Although many people find sharing their story a positive and empowering experience, we know it can be hard, especially if you are bereaved. If you would like to speak to someone, please call our bereavement support helpline on 0808 802 6868 or email [email protected]