The certificates were previously available to those who had suffered a loss a since September 2018
Baby loss certificates are to be available for all parents who have lost a pregnancy as the backdate has now been removed.
This means all parents who had suffered a historic pregnancy loss will be able to apply for one. Any parents who experience this tragedy in the future will also be eligible.More than 50,000 certificates have been issued so far under the voluntary scheme and the government has said they are "committed" to making sure bereaved parents are supported. The certificates will remain free and option for parents.
"I'm pleased we can now ensure all parents are able to apply for these certificates, no matter how long ago they lost their pregnancies. This government will always listen to women and families as we overhaul our health system to ensure everyone gets compassionate, safe and personalised care."The certificates are designed to make sure the impact of a pregnancy loss is recognised.
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