My DD in Australia has miscarried

Galaxy although I was very close with my mum and dad I don’t think I even told them when I lost a baby I did talk to friends and that seemed enough it was forty something years ago but still wonder about this little baby that never was
It’s very sad for you both glennie but let it be, she has a kind caring husband and seems to have supportive friends so try not to bring it up unless she does just let her know you are always there if she needs anything it’s hard for us to realise our children are not our babies to make better any more

So sorry for you and your daughter.

I am sorry to hear that. I had a miscarriage and went straight back to work very soon afterwards. People cope in different ways. I 'talked' about it on mumsnet to people I didnt know and it helped. It sounds like she may be doing that with the miscarriage group. It is often helpful to talk to women who have been through it, it's sometimes easier than talking to people you know. I think you just have to follow her lead

I had several miscarriages ,after the first loss I didn't tell anyone before 16 weeks ,my time I felt it would go well.Ifelt that with the first I'd had to carry everyone esles grief as well as my own and I just wanted to be left alone.Give your daughter time and space and let her deal with it her own way. Even my mum didn't knw about them until years later.When I was pregnant with my son,my last pregnancy ,I was taken into hospital with pre eclampsia ,one of the nurses was a friend of mums and I had to swear her to secrecy until baby was safely delivered at 28 weeks ,then of course people had to know .We all have our own way of coping,try to talk to her about other things not her loss ,she'll talk when its right for her.

I agree with Wibby. My thoughts and sympathy are with both of you. Just be there for her.

Its still very early days for her, dont push her, just tell her that when shes ready to talk you will be there for her.