<blockquote><b>Quoting Bettinas:</b>" I'm all for taking photos and being proud of angel babies but maybe Facebook isn't the place for that type of photo....  "</blockquote>




Why not? Facebook should be friends and family.

She had her baby mummified and plays dress up?

She needs counseling. Seriously.

What do the captions say, I can't see. That doesn't look like an actual baby though...   Looks mummified or something... Is it  

Quoting Kimber-lily:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Bettinas:</b>" I'm all for taking photos and being proud of ... [snip!] ... Facebook isn't the place for that type of photo....  "</blockquote> Why not? Facebook should be friends and family."

Sure, but lots of people also have children who run around the computer or peoples' phone who may be sensitive.

Someone posted some pro life* stuff and a picture of an aborted fetus popped up on my feed. My 2.5 yr old saw it and was really confused and kept asking me what was wrong with the baby and if she'd get better.
There's just some things that don't belong on FB.

I don't think OP should be sharing a picture of someone's dead daughter. It's not your place to get a bunch of people to judge her. I think you're a horrible friend OP.

Quoting £egendary £ex:" What do the captions say, I can't see. That doesn't look like an actual baby though...   Looks mummified or something... Is it  "

Yes, looks like she's been dead for a while.

I kept my son's ashes. I wouldn't keep his corpse to play dress up. India take pics after he died and at his funeral and posted them to FB (the ones taken the day he was born in the first hours after he was born and died, not the funeral ones. Those were for me).

And I would think she needs counseling. But I think many of us who lose babies that late probably do!

<blockquote><b>Quoting bbbt:</b>" Yes, looks like she's been dead for a while. "</blockquote>




Omg...

Quoting Summerfrost:" I don't think OP should be sharing a picture of someone's dead daughter. It's not your place to get a bunch of people to judge her. I think you're a horrible friend OP."

She never said it was a friend. For all we know this is on some website where they post all the happenings of odd things on FB. Dont assume smurf.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Sophie's dairy cow:</b>" it was a lost baby not a barbie doll the fuq"</blockquote>




 

<blockquote><b>Quoting Summerfrost:</b>" I don't think OP should be sharing a picture of someone's dead daughter. It's not your place to get a bunch of people to judge her. I think you're a horrible friend OP."</blockquote>




Who even said it is her friend?  

Quoting Jennybananna:" She never said it was a friend. For all we know this is on some website where they post all the happenings of odd things on FB. Dont assume smurf."

So if you had a person on FB randomly share pictures of your dead daughter on a site and discuss your mental health ... You would be ok with that?

<blockquote><b>Quoting Summerfrost:</b>" So if you had a person on FB randomly share pictures of your dead daughter on a site and discuss your mental health ... You would be ok with that?"</blockquote>




It's the internet. It's a risk. The names are blacked out.

Quoting Summerfrost:" So if you had a person on FB randomly share pictures of your dead daughter on a site and discuss your mental health ... You would be ok with that?"

No but who knows where the picture came from. No one said OP knew the person personally. Geeze. Don't put stuff on the internet if you dont want to run the risk of the world seeing it and judging you.

Quoting £egendary £ex:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Summerfrost:</b>" So if you had a person on FB randomly share ... [snip!] ... mental health ... You would be ok with that?"</blockquote> It's the internet. It's a risk. The names are blacked out."

How does that make it ok? What if her daughter had some sort of birth defect and was born looking like that? What if that's the only picture she had of her daughter and that is the outfit she buried her in?