Meet our crafty mom-to-be (29F) who loves to crochet, especially baby blankets. With a bun in the oven and a 3-year-old son, she’s been preparing for the new arrival in the most colorful way possible – a rainbow blanket. But when she shared her work-in-progress with a friend, she was met with unexpected criticism. Let’s unravel this knotty situation together.
Crafty Mom-to-be and her Colorful Project
Involving Big Brother in the Fun
A Rainbow for Baby Sister
Unexpected Criticism
The Rainbow Baby Controversy
Caught Off Guard
Questioning the Colorful Decision
An Unexpected Response ️
Gratitude and Reflection
A Colorful Controversy: Is it Just a Blanket or a Symbol?
Our crafty mom-to-be was simply trying to involve her son in preparing for his baby sister, but she found herself in the middle of a colorful controversy. Her rainbow blanket, chosen by her son for its vibrant colors, sparked a debate about ‘rainbow babies’ – a term used for a child born after a miscarriage. Accused of disrespecting those who’ve suffered pregnancy losses, she’s left questioning her innocent intentions. But was she really in the wrong, or was it just a storm in a teacup? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this knotty situation… ️
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