About Us

Extreme Preemie items are not things that you would think would be in high demand, and I know is definitely not some thing people want to think about, but the relief it brings parents and families to know that somebody, somewhere, thought about their baby is truly heartwarming. Whether it be a stillborn or a preemie that lives to be perfectly healthy, having a little wrap, or hat to help keep them warm and covered is truly everything for families going through an extremely scary time in their life. People from all around the world got together to help support Project Baby Mason. If you would like to help contribute, please email us at projectbabymason@yahoo.com to find out how! 

-24,000 babies are born stillborn a YEAR. 

-Over 200,000 babies are born prematurally every YEAR.  

On January 31, 2020, I went to my OB appointment as a regular routine check up. I was 22 weeks pregnant with my son Mason Lee Farley. Mason was Mine and my husbands first child, we were over the moon excited because we had been trying to conceive for two years. On January 31, our lives changed forever. We found out that our baby boy no longer had a heartbeat. They sent me to a local hospital to induce labor and I had my son two days later on February 2, 2020 at 3:18PM. We found out that there was a blood clot in his umbilical cord and this is most likely what caused his death. He was 10.5 ounces and 12.5 inches of pure perfection. The hospital provided us with a crocheted beanie and a blanket to wrap him up in, having these items made our grieving process much easier and it warms our hearts to know a complete stranger took the time out of their day to make something so special for our baby boy Mason

Our mission at Project Baby Mason is to provide grieving families with a keepsake for their angels gone too soon. It don’t matter if you lost your angel at four weeks or forty weeks, a loss is a loss no matter when.  Every year on Masons birthday, we will take donated homemade crochet items to local hospitals, these will be gifted to grieving families that appear in the hospital throughout the year, in Masons remembrance. Throughout the year, any grieving mothers who would like a keepsake for their angel, at any gestation, may request one. Our goal is to help as many bereaved parents as possible. We are so very sorry for your loss and hope that Project Baby Mason’s keepsake can help you remember your sweet angel.