Couple Who Persisted With Capturing Negative Pregnancy Tests Share Rainbow Baby News

A couple have shared an inspiring video of how they persisted in capturing their repeated negative pregnancy tests until they received their rainbow baby news. Tiffany Morris, 30, from Byron, Georgia, works as a labor and delivery nurse, and so she knew that she wanted to capture every little moment of pregnancy – from finding out she was pregnant to the birth itself. Tiffany and her husband, Hugh, started thinking about starting a family in early 2026, and in April, Tiffany recorded the moment the couple excitedly saw a faint line on a pregnancy test. But over the days that followed, the lines on follow-up tests became fainter, and Tiffany and Hugh were faced with the reality of losing their baby. Despite this, Tiffany said that she did not want to wait to start trying again, and over the months that followed, she stuck to her original idea, recording every pregnancy test reaction despite having a sense that each would be negative. It was tough to keep recording such setbacks, the couple said, but on August 2, Tiffany returned home from work and said she had a feeling things were different this time. Previously, the couple had discussed testing when Tiffany missed her cycle, but this time they decided to test two days early. With Tiffany's cellphone recording, the couple waited for the results to show on two tests, one they were each holding. As lines appeared on both, the pair's jaws dropping shock, before the couple headed in for an emotional embrace at receiving their rainbow baby news. The couple are expecting a baby on April 12, 2027, and after receiving the good news, Tiffany decided to make a post for social media to encourage other couples in a similar situation. She posted a video that showed her and Hugh’s initial excitement at falling in pregnant in April, before a series of videos of their negative results. The video, which went viral, ended with Tiffany and Hugh discovering the news of their rainbow baby months later.

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