Not sure?

[rosalinda]

We had a portrait done of our daughter Elissa (born at 25wks), from her hospital pictures. That portrait is displayed in our living room. We plan on doing the same for our second daughter Janelle (born at 24 wks). That might be something you could do?

[jean]

We have photos up of our son. It gives us something tangible to see and a way to keep him in our lives even though he's now gone.

[m]

It is not wrong of you to want to put up pictures of your daughter, and it is certainly not morbid. Nobody who has not suffered through a loss can even begin to understand what you have gone through, and it seems that your husband doesn't understand at all. If he is open to it, he should read a book or a web site about infant loss and he would find that you are perfectly normal. I do not have pictures up of my son, but that is by my choice - it would be too hard for me to see them every day. My parents and my husband's parents both have pictures of him in their living rooms. Maybe you can reach a compromise and put up a picture in a room that isn't used a lot or on your side of the closet if you have a walk-in closet.

[tracym]

It's not for me to say that you're wrong or being morbid for wanting to do this, but I do believe that you should be able to display photos of your daughter if that's what you wish to do.

[brandi101]

I want to put pictures up of my daughter kayleigh but my husband does not want me too he thinks its morbid and my husband is not my daughters father i feel as if im locking her away i have tried to comprise but he does not want them out at all is this wrong of me or morbid to want to do this? I feel like its hiding her away? Do any of you feel this way?
P.s. I wasnt sure where to post this at.