Run: 2026-02-25-01KJBH21HS17J4TZ0P3KZZJHEZ

Actually, there is a misunderstanding in your premise. You **cannot** congratulate your friend on *her* babies, because **she does not have new babies.** Here is the breakdown of what the message says: 1. **Who are the babies?** They are **kittens** (3 of them). 2. **Whose babies are they?** They belong to **Lisa's cat**. * The German text says: *"was Lisa auf Insta geteilt hat? Ihre Tatze hat 3 Junge bekommen"* (Did you see what Lisa shared on Insta? Her [cat's] paw/cat gave birth to 3 young). *Note: "Tatze" is likely a typo or affectionate nickname for "Katze" (cat).* 3. **What does the friend want?** She explicitly says: *"Ich will auch eine Katze"* (**I want a cat too**). **Translation of the key parts:** > "Omg!! did you see what Lisa shared on Insta? Her cat had **3 babies** - the little ones look sooooo cute. I want a cat too :(((" **Advice:** Do **not** send a message saying "Congratulations on your new baby!" because she is not pregnant or having human children; she is just excited that her friend Lisa's cat had kittens and she wishes she had a cat herself. **Better response:** You should acknowledge the kittens, not her personal status. Something like: > "Omg, 3 kittens? That is super cute! It's definitely tempting to want a cat when they look that sweet! 🐱" If you congratulate her on "her" babies, she will think you are confused (or pranking her) because she doesn't have any!