People Said I Don’t Deserve to Be a Mom Due to My Disability, but I Gave Birth to “Ideal” Baby (Photos)
She decided to think about the good things in her life and ignored the mean comments from others.
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In March 2023, this happy couple shared the news of their pregnancy with the world by posting about it on social media, where Courtney had a lot of followers. While she was pregnant, Courtney kept a record of her journey, regularly sharing updates, photos, and videos of their growing family.
Among all the kind comments, some people said mean things. They questioned whether she should be a mom and even said hurtful things about her daughter. Courtney talked about how she faced this negativity, and she said it in a strong but vulnerable voice, showing both her strength and sensitivity.
Despite these hurtful and ignorant comments, Courtney made a choice to ignore the negativity because she realized it wasn’t worth her time and energy. She decided to focus on the good things in her life and didn’t pay attention to the mean remarks.
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Sometimes, Courtney felt like she needed to speak up when people were saying ignorant things. She told them that their comments, which were based on ignorance and discrimination, were not okay. In one of her TikTok videos, she showed a comment that said, “Some people shouldn’t be allowed to have kids.” She replied with strength, saying, “Keep in mind I do not carry my own birth defect. It’s not genetic for me.”
On September 30, the Blackmore couple happily welcomed their healthy baby girl, Seraphina Rose Kay, into the world. The proud mom shared this heartwarming news on her social media, posting lovely pictures of her and her husband holding their new baby daughter.
The online community showed them a lot of love and support. They gave the little girl a lot of compliments and called her “perfect.” Many people congratulated the Blackmores from the bottom of their hearts, saying they were really lucky parents.
Courtney also talked about how some people were worried that her child might inherit her birth defect.
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She explained that she had already done genetic testing, which showed that she wasn’t a carrier of the condition. She made it clear that they knew she couldn’t pass on her
