Molly Bear Testimonials

Azalea's bear not only brings me comfort but I can show Elijah (my rainbow baby) her bear and it helps him to understand that this bear represents his sister he never got to meet, his sister, that without her death, he wouldn't be here today. He loves her bear so much

My Molly bear gives me comfort I thought I would never receive when I lost my daughter. It gives me a place holder on special occasions & for pictures & something to snuggle up to when I'm lonely.

My molly bear means the world to me, it gives us a physical symbol of our angel for pictures and to remind us that she is gone but not forgotten.

This is our rainbow baby born 3 days short of a year after losing our daughter Olive to trisomy 18. I was 21 weeks gestation with her when she passed away peacefully inside my belly. I love this Molly Bear so very much and will treasure her forever. Thank you for everything you do!
Samantha Taray

Our daughter, Blake Ann was born at 28 weeks gestation, and lived for 10 days. About a year and half later, our rainbow baby was born and just 2 days before he was born, I received our Blake bear. I cherish it so, and use it for all of our family pictures. Our 3 year old has come to love it as well and I have to keep him from dragging it everywhere we go! His "sister bear" as he calls it means that he understands, and that he will always know she is there for him. I held it and cried as I awaited his arrival in the hospital, praying, for a healthy baby. And now my healthy baby gets to sleep with that same bear every night. ? Thank yall for doing what you do. It means so much to so many grieving families.

This photo is with our rainbow baby, Kaitlynn. They told us we would most likely not have another baby after a uterine rupture at 20 weeks. With half a uterus, one ovary, one fallopian tube, and a ton of faith.. we made it to 35 weeks!!! Our bear is a daily reminder that we have an angel watching over us. It has made long days of longing to hold Kathrynn a little easier.. with something real to hold.. THANK YOU!

We love our Benjamin (Molly) bear. Our oldest sleeps with him. When we found out we were having our third we knew we wanted to have a new family picture. I was sad that we'd never have a picture of all of us, but being able to have a tangible thing represent our son in the pictures was so meaningful. This is a picture of our three children. Claire, Benjamin, and Eliana.

My son was diagnosed with Full Trisony 18 in my 11th week of pregnancy. I was told to terminate the pregnancy but; I felt he deserved a chance to survive. I carried him for 32 weeks. I went for a routine appointment and found no heartbeat during my checkup. My sweet Bryce Halen was born December 19, 2012, at 2 pounds 1.4 ounces, and 14 inches long. He fought for as long as his little heart would let him. My Molly Bear represents everything I have to remember about my only child. He is his weight so; he is just such a perfect memory for Bryce. I sit and rock my baby bear, I cuddle with him, and I sleep with him. I love my Bryce's Molly Bear.

My Skylar and Carlie bears give my whole family something physical to hold to remember our angels.

Our molly bear means so much to us. Losing a child leaves a void in you that will always be there. The molly bear gives us a beautiful physical reprenstation of our angel. Our surviving daughter and angel were identical twins born very prematurely. This picture was taken at our survivors 1 year pictures. It shows how far she's come and allows us to have her sister in the picture too. Something that is extremely precious.

Jamison was stillborn April 28, 2015 at 39 weeks. We lost our second angel November 2015 at 11 weeks. When we found out we were pregnant again February 2016, my husband and I were excited and terrified. We wanted this pregnancy to work out, but with 2 previous losses, it was hard to stay positive. We continued to just assume we'd lose this baby too. We basically held our breath for 36 weeks.

My OB would not let me go to full term due to our losses, so we were supposed to be induced at 36 weeks. The baby had turned back around and I would need a c section because he was breech. I was terrified.

We brought Jamison's Molly Bear with us to the hospital for support and because we knew Jamison would be watching over his little brother.

Maximus Silas Fayo was born October 6, 2016 at 6 pounds 5 oz with no complications. We know his big brother is watching him every day.

Our Gavin bear means the world to us. It's nice to be able to have something to hold. Thank you, Molly Bears.