The Power of Partnership: How Owlet and NFTS Support Families After Loss

In honor of Rainbow Baby Day, we’re spotlighting one of our most meaningful partnerships—Owlet Cares.
In this episode, NFTS hosts Jackie Celske and Ali Maahs are joined by Amanda Nelson, Manager of Advocacy and Healthcare Marketing at Owlet, to explore the evolving partnership between our two organizations and how it’s helping support families through the complex journey of pregnancy after loss.
Amanda shares how the mission behind Owlet’s innovative baby-monitoring technology has always been rooted in compassion, and how that mission expanded to create programs like The Rainbow Project and Nursery of Hope in collaboration with No Foot Too Small.
🎧 Tune in to hear:

• The story behind The Rainbow Project and how it’s grown to support hundreds of families nationwide
• Why pregnancy after loss is a journey deserving of its own community and care
• How Owlet and NFTS are using partnership to fill gaps in support, provide peace of mind, and honor every parenting path
• Stories of connection, hope, and healing—including two moms who gave birth to their rainbow babies on the same day after meeting in our virtual group
• The impact of Nursery of Hope, a tree-planting initiative helping families create lasting legacies for their angels

🌈 Learn more or apply to The Rainbow Project: nofoottoosmall.org/families/the-rainbow-project.html🌱 Explore Owlet Cares: owletcare.com/pages/owletcares🤍 Share your story or join our community: nofoottoosmall.org/families
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🔗 Donate to the mission: nofoottoosmall.orgThank you to our friends at Storyline Multimedia for making this episode possible, and special thanks to Owlet for sponsoring this episode and for helping us hold space for both grief and joy, especially today. Happy Rainbow Baby Day.

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