It seems as if that “quarantine baby boom” people have been wondering about is starting sooner than anyone could have expected. This month alone, we’ve gotten celebrity pregnancy announcements from Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger, Lea Michele and her husband, Aaron Carter and his girlfriend, Hilaria and Alec Baldwin, and Joy-Anna Duggar and Austin Forsyth, to name a few.
One user is flocking to Reddit for advice after they refused to let their sister into their house after she made them miss their own daughter’s birth.
Chrissy Teigen continues to show others it is okay to mourn. On what would have been her late son Jack’s due date she commemorated him with a heartfelt message.
As the pandemic of the novel coronavirus rages on, a sweeping number of critical patients contracted the virus after being exposed by someone close to them — usually a loved one.
“I’m gonna say something and you all are definitely gonna make it a thing but here goes: normalize formula,” Chrissy Teigen encouraged on Twitter.
After going through the devastation of a pregnancy loss, it’s understandable that soon-to-be-parents would be particularly over-the-moon to announce a new pregnancy. Many people refer to the pregnancy after experiencing a miscarriage, stillbirth or infancy death as a “rainbow baby,” symbolizing the hope and excitement parents feel after a pregnancy loss.
“Our love will remain. We will never break.”
Teigen and Legend sadly lost their child at roughly 21-weeks gestation last month.
***TRIGGER WARNING*** This post contains discussion on the sensitive topic of stillbirth and stillborns.
