by Carder
For expecting women who don’t want to spend a lot of time thinking about a costume, this cute — but a little creepy — shirt ($15) is definitely in the Halloween spirit.
~ Rebecca Gruber reviewing Halloween maternity costumes, Pop Sugar, September 28
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That’s super cute, not at all creepy! Way better than the dismembered doll parts stuck to a t-shirt with fake blood (ick). My belly isn’t very big yet, but I still might buy one of those shirts for cute seasonal wear!
It would be better (and less creepy) if the baby had a little pink heart like Moms.
“It would be better (and less creepy) if the baby had a little pink heart like Moms”
Concur Tommy R, a heart would be a nice touch for the baby.
Of course PP would deny the heartbeat and use doublespeak terms like “heart tones.”
My daughter is getting anxious because she says all her young married friends are on their second baby and she and her husband don’t have children yet. She is only 26, so I told her to relax and enjoy this special time alone she has with her husband. As much as I want grandchildren, babies really do turn your lives upside down!
I think it’s cute…period. Not at all “creepy”.
It’s a skeletal carbon entity, I guess.
Cute.
It’s an okay costume, I guess.
I’m probably the only dissenter here, but I think it’s tacky.
The pink heart is fine, but the image of a skeleton baby just plays into the sick culture of death. Leave the baby out of it.