Rainbow baby?

Question

I had a miscarriage last year and just found I’m pregnant. Is this baby considered a rainbow baby? Do I have to announce as a “rainbow” baby”? Thoughts?

Answer

It’s a rainbow baby, but you don’t have to announce it as such. I never liked using that term even though my baby was technically a rainbow baby.

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It would be considered as a rainbow baby. You don’t even have to refer to it as it. You can call that your baby or whatever you feel most comfortable with. I know miscarriage is a taboo subject but women shouldn’t feel like they have to call their baby a rainbow baby. That’s your baby and you call it whatever you want!

Answer

You don’t have to call it a rainbow baby. Most people don’t know I had a miscarriage, only our close family and friends. I’ve never referred to this pregnancy as “my rainbow baby”. It’s a preference. I don’t believe my pregnancy is any more special than anyone else’s.

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Yes but you don't have to call it that if you don't want to! I like the idea, hope or a promise at the end of a storm, but I've also seen people go way overboard with it. Like rainbow nurseries, bright, tacky rainbow outfits. 
When my baby is born, it will have its own identity, not just be a rainbow baby doll. But to each their own

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Yes it is, but you dont HAVE to do anything. You dont have to call it a rainbow or acknowledge that at all.

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