Even if your state allows otherwise, we always recommend that a miscarried baby be buried in a cemetery. This ensures that no matter where you move to in the future, your baby’s remains will still be in a dignified final resting place.
We also recommend that the baby is buried without cremation. Your baby does not need to be cremated in order to be buried.
Always get permission of the cemetery before burial and follow cemetery guidelines for the burial. Some cemeteries that do not have a dedicated section for miscarried babies allow for the burial on a family member’s burial plot. Below is a listing of cemeteries who have a dedicated section for the burial of miscarried babies.
This listing if for your information purposes only. We are not affiliated with any of these cemeteries and therefore their views may not represent the views of Covenant Resources Miscarriage Ministry™.
If there is not a cemetery near you on this list we can help try to find one. Or, if you would like information regarding developing a place for the burial of miscarried babies, please visit our Little Souls Cemeteries™ page.
If you are a cemetery that has a dedicated section for the burial of miscarried babies, we would love to add you to this listing. Please send us an email with your contact information.
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Indiana
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St. Louis Little Souls Cemetery™ (Batesville)
For parishioners only
- Valhalla Memory Gardens (Bloomington)
- Forest Lawn Memory Gardens and Funeral Home (Greenwood)
- Crown Hill Cemetery (Indianapolis)
- Our Lady of Peace Cemetery (Indianapolis)
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St. Mary’s Little Souls Cemetery™ (Greensburg)
For parishioners and their family members only
- South Park Little Souls Cemetery™ (Greensburg)
- Tanglewood Little Souls Cemetery™ (Versailles)
