How does Winter Redd redefine the term 'rainbow baby' in her discussions on loss?

Winter Redd has expressed her discomfort with the term 'rainbow baby', which is often used to refer to a child born after a miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss. She feels that this term can inadvertently imply that the child who was lost was a 'storm' or a problem, which is not how she views her son Brannan, who was stillborn. Instead, she prefers to use the phrase 'my baby after my loss' to describe a child born after such a tragic event. However, she acknowledges that she uses the term 'rainbow baby' in her podcast because it's succinct and widely understood.

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