| Flame away, but my aunt has a huge (at least) 16x20 framed picture of my cousin's sonogram (cousin is expecting). I find this tacky. |
| Could be cool looking, TBH |
| Yes, tacky. And also...weird. |
| It’ll be replaced by a fully developed baby’s photo in a few months so don’t sweat it. |
| Oh wow, things should get interesting when the kid actually arrives. |
| I’m sure your cousin is horrified by it, so you really don’t need to say anything. |
| So strange. I have a family member who did that and then also got breastmilk jewelry and had looked into the umbilical cord jewelry but her husband was able to talk her out of that. |
| I don't think tacky is the right word. Why does this bother you? It's not remotely to my taste, but I'd assume your aunt is just super excited. Stop being such a b and be nice about it. Seriously, this is something you thought was worth getting annoyed about? I pity you. |
I am unapologetically annoyed by this. I find it to be very emblematic of our current "look at us, we are expecting" culture. Aunt can be happy--but a large, framed pic is a bit over the top. But thanks for thinking of me. |
Odd. Hopefully, auntie won't be at the delivery. The next photo could be of the baby crowning
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| My SIl had a whole photo album of sonogram pics for her first. |
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She's excited. Let her enjoy -- like someone else pointed out, in a few months it will be replaced with a photo.
We get too hung up on things like this that don't hurt anyone and don't take away from our lives. |
| She's excited. I remember being really excited by my sonogram pics for my first baby (though I didn't frame them). Now I'm not sure where they are. I have pictures of babies and kids now. |
| I still have a (small) framed photo. It looks so much like the kid looked post delivery it was amazing. Why would you care? |
| Ew, those pictures are creepy AF. Especially if they’re the “4-D” ones. |