Your Baby Will Find You: A Story about Grief, Loss, and Healing

A powerful, exquisitely illustrated book for those experiencing miscarriage and pregnancy loss that provides understanding, comfort, and healing

This is you.

This is you and your baby.

When this was you, you thought about the future a lot.

You felt destined to be a mama, and hoped your baby would find you soon.

Pregnancy loss affects as many as one-third of all pregnancies. Yet this painful experience is rarely spoken about, making it all the more difficult for those going through it the space they need to grieve and heal.

With lyrical, poignant text from Madeleine Garner and illustrations from data designer Giorgia Lupi, Your Baby Will You Find You holds readers gently as they work through their emotional rollercoaster, and helps them envision a life after loss--one that is full of joy alongside the sadness, no matter what might happen next.

Madeleine Garner is a Brooklyn-based writer. Her play, I Ragazzi, cowritten with her father, Broadway writer David Goldsmith, was published in 2023 by the Dramatists Play Service and is now available for licensing. Garner was accepted into the Spring 2023 Woodward Residency in RIdgewood, Queens where she worked on her children’s books. Garner currently works at Pentagram Design and received her BA in art history and Italian studies from Wheaton College in Massachusetts in 2012. She resides with her husband, baby, and cat.

Giorgia Lupi is an award-winning information designer and partner at Pentagram Design whose work synthesizes data and storytelling in innovative ways to create unique and singular brand expressions. One of the most lauded designers of her generation and a prominent voice in the field of data design, Lupi was the 2022 recipient of the National Design Award from the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. In 2022 she also received an honorary doctorate from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Her TED Talk on her humanistic approach to data has over one million views. She has published two books, Dear Data (Princeton Architectural Press, 2016), exploring the details of daily life through hand-drawn visual data; and Observe, Collect, Draw! A Visual Journal (Princeton Architectural Press, 2018), a guided journal for collecting visual data.