I miscarried two weeks before my due date and asked my husband to remove the baby clothes, as seeing them was too painful. A month later, I was shocked to see my sister-in-law’s newborn wearing one of those onesies. My husband admitted, “I wanted my niece to have it.” I stayed quiet, but later took back all the clothes and wrapped the baby in a blanket before leaving the room.
The next day, my mother-in-law accused me of being jealous, and my husband called my actions “unforgivable.” A year later, our relationship has improved, and I now have a baby girl who wears those clothes. But I still remember how hurt I was for wanting to honor my unborn child’s memory.
Was I wrong? – Evie
