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Just a little rant. My fathers side of the family is good for spreading everyone's business. I have 20 days to go I had a talk with my mom call me harsh if yu want but the only person that will be in the delivery room w me is my mom because my boyfriend is in jail and after I have my son there will be no holding him taking pictures of him cell phones aren't even allowed in my rm when coming to visit my son. My cousin just had her baby literally 2 hrs ago I was waiting for her to send me pictures why did my grandmother send pictures of her baby out to everyone in NY already and my cousin lives in Alabama. I was furious I wanted my cousin to send me pics its her first baby can she spread her own joy goodness... But to avoid this no pictures will be allowed until I send his pictures out
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I completly understand. I told my fiance that hes going to be the only one in the delivery room. Thats our private moment as parents not anyone else. And as for photos i feel the same as you. I dont pictures of my child all over facebook and text messaging before i am ready. Honestly i dont know if i want pictures of my daughter on facebook at all.
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We have similar rules.
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I feel the same way, its a very private & special moment for the MOTHER & FATHER let the mother be the one to spread her happiness. Family doesn't understand that just because they are family it doesn't take away from the parents moment but it does. I don't want anyone posting or taking pics of my son when he's born.
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