Perinatal loss refers to the death of a fetus or infant during the perinatal period, which spans from the 20th week of pregnancy until 28 days after birth. This loss can occur due to various reasons, including complications during pregnancy, congenital anomalies, or premature birth. It can deeply affect families and may lead to emotional and psychological challenges. Support for families experiencing perinatal loss is crucial. Resources such as counseling, support groups, and educational materials can help parents cope with their grief. Healthcare providers often play a key role in offering compassionate care and guidance during this difficult time, ensuring families feel supported and understood.