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[quote=Anonymous]Agree with the others that sending a super adorable photo of your older kid wearing an announcement t-shirt gave your MIL the reasonable expectation that you had, indeed, announced the pregnancy.

But I'm sensing here a bit of a culture divide. OP - seems like you're not really a computer person. Not on FB, and don't see why emailing the photo of your kid in the tshirt would constitute an announcement that can be shared on FB. I think your MIL might be more attuned to online culture than you are - which might be why you're surprised at how this turned out.

It's hard for me to imagine that anyone who spends time on FB, or is part of digital culture, would be surprised to find that an announcement photo shows up online like this.

I don't know if there's an answer. I guess maybe try talking to a friend who spends more time online before you email photos involving sensitive subjects, to make sure that you aren't entering into things with bad expectations?

Either way, congrats on the pregnancy!
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