People beg her to stop posting pictures of her baby online every time she does.
The majority of individuals use social media as their primary form of communication these days.
It’s customary to send images of your children to friends and family so they can enjoy them.
This young mother uses social media similarly but the comments her pictures get and how her child is treated are completely different. But she has a few things to say…
Young mother Natasha is adjusting to parenting. She enjoys posting images of her one-year-old son Raedyn online, like many other new mothers do. But unlike most mothers, she experiences severe internet bullying because of the way her son looks.
She posts videos of her with her son Raedyn on the popular social media platform TikTok. And she gets dozens if not hundreds of comments on each post asking her to stop posting pictures or videos of her son.
But Natasha has a message for her haters, “I will not stop… just because he looks different doesn’t mean that he is any less – he is perfect,” she says.
She cannot count the amount of messages or comments she gets which read “What’s wrong with your child? Why does your child look like that?”
Raedyn, a young child, was born with Pfeiffer syndrome, which results in deformities of the limbs, face, and skull.
Natasha, however, believes that her son is flawless, so whenever she gets the chance, she puts videos of him online.
