Three Little Birds offers free Lending Library at the Healing Nest to support families!
In an effort to support families and offset financial burdens, Three Little Birds is excited to launch our grief support "Lending Library". Over the years we have received or purchased support books to be given out to our families. Now that we have our Healing Nest in Blackwood, NJ, we can offer families these books on a monthly loan. We have a variety of books to offer and several copies of certain titles. Many of these books are were printed in small quantities or are no longer in print and can be costly when purchased secondhand. If you have any grief books you would like to donate to our library, please email us at threelittlebirdsperinatal@gmail.com.
Below is a listing of the hardcopy books we can lend to our families. Pro tip - If you have a Kindle, click the link and see if it is available for free! If you wish to reserve a copy of a book from our lending library, please click here!
SIBLING SUPPORT BOOKS
Remembering Baby Bird - By Brent and Kristen Samuelson (also available for Kindle)
Here in the Garden - By Briony Stewart
COUPLE'S SUPPORT BOOKS
Couples Communication After a Baby Dies - By Sherokee Ilse and Tim Nelson
DAD SUPPORT BOOKS
Grieving Dads: To the Brink and Back - By Kelly Farley and David DiCola
GRANDPARENT SUPPORT BOOKS
For Bereaved Grandparents - By Margaret Gerner
SPIRITUAL SUPPORT BOOKS
Loved Baby - By Sarah Philpot (Christian Devotional)
A Cry from the Womb - Healing the Heart of the World: A Guide to Healing and Helping Souls Return to the Light After Sudden Death, Miscarriage, Stillbirth or Abortion - By Gwendolyn Awen Jones
Being a Wounded Healer - By Douglas C. Smith
GENERAL PERINATAL GRIEF SUPPORT BOOKS
To Linger on Hot Coals - By Stephanie Paige Cole and Catherine Bayly
At a Loss: Finding Your Way After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Death - By Donna Rothert
It's Ok that you're Not Ok! - By Megan Devine
Healing Your Grieving Heart After Stillbirth: 100 Practical Ideas for Parents and Families - By Alan Wolfelt
Empty Arms: Coping With Miscarriage, Stillbirth and Infant Death - By Sherokee Ilse