At the end of the week each year on the 15th October, people across the world take part in the International Wave of Light, lighting a candle or candles in memory of the baby or babies that have been lost. Photos of these candles on social media create a wave of light that spreads across the globe.
Children at Tops Fawley joined in the International Wave of Light by painting their very own candles:
Tops Fawley:
“Wave of Light – All of the children have made their very own candle for all the sleeping babies. We also spoke about the dangers of going near candles and fire.#waveoflight2020“
Take a look at their lovely candles:
You can also find more information about Baby Loss Awareness Week, including a list of the different charities involved, here.
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