That the Parliament understands that the loss of a baby at any stage is an unimaginable tragedy; praises the recent announcement by the First Minister that a Memorial Book for those who have experienced a pregnancy or baby loss prior to 24 weeks will be made available this summer; notes that successful applications will receive an entry in the memorial book and a certificate; recognises the importance of making this process as easy as possible by ensuring that the process will be free of charge, that all information given is voluntary, and that no medical evidence will be required in making an application; acknowledges the great work done by the Coatbridge-based charity, Baby Loss Retreat, which was founded in February 2018 by Julie and Bryan Morrison; praises the charity for its diligent efforts to support parents and families who have been affected by miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal death; understands that some examples of how the charity offers solace and comfort to grieving families include regular peer support meetings, coffee mornings, memorial services, and therapy sessions, and remembers all those across Scotland who have lost a baby at any stage of development.