A woman received online abuse when she was selling a toy 'reborn' doll which a potential buyer thought was a real baby.
Jade Cowley, 24, was described as a "disgusting piece of trash" by a woman who wrongly assumed it was a live baby.
One woman, called Rose, ranted that: "You should have kept your f***ing legs shut" and your "jaffa should be sewn up".
She was then blocked by the woman when she pointed out that the 'baby' doll belonged to her four-year-old daughter, Freya.
Jade's original advert read: "Unsure how much she's worth, please help. Baby lavender, comes with certificate, clothes and a bracelet, hardly been touched."
Since sharing Rose's comments on Facebook, the post has gone viral attracting 8,000 likes, shares and comments.
Hairdresser Jade, from Port Talbot, South Wales, said: "She thought I was selling my actual child on Facebook.
"I was surprised. Come on, I know they're very life-like and the description wasn't the best, but who would sell a baby on Facebook Marketplace?"
Her boyfriend James Lupton was on the phone to her at the time and when she told him, he was "laughing and was then speechless".
"People said they could never look at a Jaffa Cake the same again after the comment Rose used.
"I can't wait to tell my daughter when she's older about the day someone thought I was trying to sell her on Facebook."
The advert was posted by Jade on Monday after she bought the doll for little Freya last Christmas, but she didn't play with it.
She decided to sell it online for around £220 to help towards the cost of Christmas this year.
And she spotted a message in her phone's inbox which read: "Is this still available?
"You want to be utterly f***ing ashamed of yourself, wanting to sell this gorgeous baby girl." It signed off: "You're disgusting piece of trash".
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She retorted that Rose should "take your stinking attitude elsewhere and read the description before you go bumping your gums".
Jaded added: "My initial advert didn't state it was a reborn doll, hence why she didn't know, but no normal person would sell a child."
