Remember With Me

The hardest days are often the ones everyone else has forgotten.

Birthdays. Angel anniversaries. Mother's Day. Father's Day. Holidays.

A simple text reminder can help you reach out with a message, a prayer, or simply let someone know they and their child have not been forgotten.

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Small reminders. Lasting impact.

One thoughtful message can remind a grieving parent that their child is still remembered.

Many families say the hardest part of grief is not only missing their child, but feeling like the rest of the world has moved on. By remembering important dates, you help remind them that their child's life continues to matter.

Sometimes all it takes is a simple text.

Thinking of Mitchell today.
We're remembering Emma with you.
Sending love today.

Those few words can mean more than you realize.

How it works
Step 1

Choose the dates

Choose the reminders that fit: birthdays, angel anniversaries, family milestones, only the holidays you celebrate, a quarterly check-in, or your own custom dates.

Step 2

Receive a gentle reminder

We'll send you a simple text before the important day arrives.

Step 3

Reach out

Send a text, make a call, mail a card, drop off flowers, or simply let someone know you're thinking of them.

What to say

Message ideas you can copy and send

When a reminder arrives, you don't need perfect words. Here are gentle prompts you can copy, personalize, and send.

Birthday

Wishing [Child] a beautiful heavenly birthday today. Holding your family close.

Happy birthday, [Child]. I hope you feel all the love surrounding your family today.

I'm remembering [Child] with you today. Sending you so much love on this hard day.

Angel anniversary

Thinking of [Child] today and sending love to your whole family.

I'm holding [Child] and your family in my heart today.

The anniversary of [Child]'s passing is heavy. I want you to know you are not walking this alone.

Mother's Day

Remembering you this Mother's Day and honoring the love you carry for [Child].

You are still [Child]'s mother, today and always. Thinking of you with love.

Sending love to you this Mother's Day. [Child] is remembered.

Father's Day

Remembering you this Father's Day and honoring the bond you have with [Child].

You are still [Child]'s father, today and always. Thinking of you with love.

Sending strength and love to you this Father's Day. [Child] is remembered.

Holidays

The holidays can feel heavy. I'm holding [Child] and your family in my heart.

Sending you gentle holiday wishes and remembering [Child] with you.

I know this season is hard. I'm here, and I'm remembering [Child] right alongside you.

Just because

No special occasion. Just wanted you to know [Child] is not forgotten.

I thought of [Child] today and wanted you to know.

Sending love your way. [Child] is remembered.

Because grief doesn't have an expiration date.

Support is often strongest during the first few weeks after a loss. Over time, the calls become less frequent and life moves forward for everyone else.

For grieving families, it doesn't.

Remember With Me exists to help ensure no parent feels like their child has been forgotten.

Reminder sign-up

Help us remind you when to show up with love.

Child-specific

The two days their family feels most deeply.

Family milestones

Days that can feel quietly heavy for grieving parents.

Holiday reminders

Choose only the holidays that are meaningful to your family or the family you're supporting.

Stay connected

Grief lasts long after the calendar dates pass.

Custom dates

Add any other meaningful dates, for example a due date, adoption day, or a family tradition.

Reminder timing

Choose when you'd like to hear from us. You can pick more than one.

Questions