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03-05-2016, 04:28 PM
Don't Insta my newborn: 5 rules for posting about a friend's baby
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You've waited nine long months to an**unce someone very special, a baby you love dearly. You've put a lot of work into this moment, poured in blood, sweat and cocoa butter.*
Then someone in your family steals your thunder. They post on Facebook that you've gone into labor.*
Besides scooping your news, some new parents have additional reasons for keeping births private — at least in the beginning.
"What if, god forbid, something goes wrong or something? I would want to be the one letting the world k**w," mother of two Colleen B. told Mashable.*"And it's also really nice right after the baby is born to k**w that it's just you and your baby. ** one in the world even k**ws he exists yet." Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/05/childbirth-social-media-etiquette/)
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You've waited nine long months to an**unce someone very special, a baby you love dearly. You've put a lot of work into this moment, poured in blood, sweat and cocoa butter.*
Then someone in your family steals your thunder. They post on Facebook that you've gone into labor.*
Besides scooping your news, some new parents have additional reasons for keeping births private — at least in the beginning.
"What if, god forbid, something goes wrong or something? I would want to be the one letting the world k**w," mother of two Colleen B. told Mashable.*"And it's also really nice right after the baby is born to k**w that it's just you and your baby. ** one in the world even k**ws he exists yet." Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/05/childbirth-social-media-etiquette/)
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