here4thepopcorn wrote:Joan's latest IG post is making me cringe. Mainly this line: "Were we ready to gift her Maeve’s beautiful crib and changing table?"
Why does she always have to put things in such a weird way? How is using a crib and changing table that was unfortunately never used by Maeve, "gifting" it to the baby. If you already had one child, and then had another, would you call it "gifting" the crib and changing table? I don't think I have ever thought of nursery furniture in that way. I would understand not passing on a special blanket that was made for Maeve, or her stuffed foxes, but a crib that was never used? No. I don't know what Joan has been doing in therapy, but she still has a long way to go. After this much time, I wonder if a new therapist, with a fresh perspective, would be better able to help Joan recover and heal? Because like others have stated, Joan acts haunted by Maeve.
I hopped on here to talk about that very thing. It's beyond creepy and weird how they word things. I never made that kind of statement. When I purchased baby things, they were not only for the baby I was currently pregnant with but I'd hoped to get wear out of them for at least two kids. Both of my nurseries were from Babies r us. And I specifically purchased a unisex travel system (I was having a boy then) so that if I had a girl the next time she could use it too.
Maeve was lost at 38 weeks why do they need ANYTHING? I get they may want to celebrate the new baby but buying her things you should already have is just NUTS. 2,000 worth of stuff on a baby registry when you're having the same gender and the baby things from Maeve haven't been used yet is just crazy. Perhaps they gave some of Maeve's things away or sold them but with their attachment to Maeve I don't see that.
I don't know who edits their vlogs but in some of these husband/wife vlogs it's the husband who edits them even leaving in some of their wife's crazy statements.
If you want to celebrate the new baby there are tons of ways to do that without registering for baby items you don't need. What about starting a fund to help families who are experiencing IF and pregnancy loss? Some families who have experienced IF and have the child by adoption or birth tend to forget what it's like to be in that place yet they still want to act like they have it bad.
I didn't see the comment she made to the 4 year old's mom but that is sick and twisted. I really dislike how she compares people's tragedies and tries to make hers stand out as the worst. I've been there. It's bad but there's no way I'm going to walk up to someone and say my child's loss was worse than theirs because you can't compare them. Both are sad, but the 4 year old's mom is grieving both memories she never got to make with her son AND the memories she did.
And back to that whole nursing thing. She actually typed it on instagram.... Does she really see what she's typing and how it makes her look?