I have to say this book saved me after I lost my twin daughters in May 2019. I bought it 2 days after I lost them and it was read within 2 days. I related to everything that was in the book and I think this book needs to be read by everyone. Not just those who have experienced baby loss but also friends and family to help give support. Absolutely amazing.

As a neonatal nurse, my first “book photo” and review has to go to Elle Wright. I’ve followed Elle’s story long before even thinking about starting this account and I often think about this story whilst at work with other parents and babies within the NICU. It’s an emotional story that had me crying whilst reading it in the bath and many times into my glass of wine. Elle and Teddy’s story whilst heartbreaking is also inspiring in how she talks about Teddy. Being able to shine a light in even the darkest of moments and be absolutely heart-rendering to read, has lots of positive moments and messages. Even though it is a tough read, please don’t shy away and always remember to ask their name.

After having seen many reviews on social media about Ask Me His Name, I felt compelled to read Elle's story of love and loss of baby Teddy. I'm not normally one for sticking with a book but from the moment I started reading, I could not put the book down until I'd finished. It makes for quite harrowing reading at times as it is written truly from the heart. Elle's account of the loss of a baby is truly honest and a times hard hitting. It gives insight into how those that have lost a baby are feeling or what coping mechanisms they adopt just to get by. Thank you Elle for sharing your special baby Teddy and your story. Xx