Should a pregnant ftm be congratulated on mothers day?

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All moms should be celebrated in my opinion. Ones that have been pregnant and had miscarriages, ones that have given birth whether they have live children or not, ones that are pregnant.

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I want to know why 17% voted no?

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I say yes, but dont be offended if some forget

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Yeah 😊 I really appreciated those who took the time to wish me a happy mother's day when I was pregnant with my first!

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You are still a mother

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Yeah so much husband missed this memo when I was very pregnant last mothers day lol. I was very upset. But my closest gf sent me a card and I balled. Please show all mommas love on mothers day. We make sacrifices and give everything to our babies from the moment we know they're conceived. We give up foods, alcohol, smoking, even ibuprofen to protect our babies. We endure nausea and vomiting all day long, swollen ankles, back pain, and changing bodies. We are mommas from the second that second line shows up. And it's hard work.

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I don't have a strong opinion one way or the other. If someone sends me a Happy Mother's Day, I'd appreciate it, but I don't expect gifts or to be treated special. If nobody said it, it wouldn't bother me. To each their own.

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My husband bought me a card. No one else did or said anything, but he did and that’s all I expected and was thankful for.

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Definitely. Last year when I was pregnant with my first someone told me “happy Mother’s Day” but then said, “oh wait, never mind. You aren’t a mom yet!”
Uhh okay. Way to make me feel like shit.

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I voted no. I was pregnant with my son on Mother’s Day and it was weird to me. I don’t care about others though.

Should a pregnant ftm be congratulated on mothers day?

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