I just saw a bit on TV news about the mothers of stillborn babies, and about how they want the option of receiving birth certificates for the deceased children, which apparently is not an option in every state.
They know, in their grief, that the child they were carrying was somebody, and they hope that a recognition from the state of the life that was would be a support.
Why not? The abortion people oppose the idea, and are fighting it, because, well, if you let people admit what they know in their heart, that an unborn child is somebody, well, there goes one part of the culture of death and convenience.
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