Mom wants to show 13-month-old daughter with rare birthmark that she is beautiful

Nicole Lucas Hall is dedicated to showing her daughter, Winry, that she is beautiful just as she is.

Winry was born with a rare birthmark, congenital melanocytic nevi (CMN), which covers a quarter of her face. Initially thought to be a bruise, doctors confirmed Winry is healthy.

Nicole is on a mission to spread awareness and promote acceptance of differences, encouraging parents to have open discussions about uniqueness.

Despite concerns about future bullying, Nicole describes Winry as a joyful, spirited child who brings light to everyone around her.

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