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Ribbon displays pay tribute to lost babies

Eleanor MaslinBBC News
News imageKayleigh James A circular white display with colourful ribbons and hearts with a cot with green leaves, flowers and stars elevated on a white platformKayleigh James
News imageAshleigh Knight Several pastel-coloured ribbons with wooden hearts in the middle dotted along a railing at a park's libraryAshleigh Knight
Ribbons and pens are available for people to add their own tributes at Flemingate Shopping Centre in Beverley, outside Starbucks
Sands ribbon display at Anlaby Park Community Library running throughout Baby Loss Awareness Week

Communities across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire have been marking Baby Loss Awareness week.

Ribbons laid out in public on railings and displays represent babies who have died, including stillborn or shortly after birth.

Towns, parks and libraries have created memorial displays including in Beverley, Anlaby, Cleethorpes and Boston.

Baby Loss Awareness Week, which runs until 15 October, is now in its 22nd year and seeks to support and raise awareness about baby loss.

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