All adds to her hypocrisy. She's just windmilling lately, and has been since she became pregnant, as that presumably spelled the end of her previous 'brand' as some single, empowered, travelling DJ and lets not forget interior designer.
Since then her selling points seem to be:
Mum Blogger / Podcaster offering advice to other parents (but dont ever offer her advice or be called a troll or a 'just wait' or 'pouch police)
Anti Patriarchy Activist (except when it comes to following terms, conditions or stated rules like wearing a mask on a plane)
Brand Ambassador (only for items that can used in your underwear, be an excuse for wearing only underwear, or stood next to whilst wearing underwear)
She just needs to take some time to decide what she wants to be, and what she wants her messaging / brand to be, as she's just throwing all the shit at the wall lately. You can't really profess to want to help other parents whilst insisting that you yourself just follow your instinct. If thats your actual advice, then you've just made that part of your brand redundant. You also can't really position yourself as a social commentator on stuff like GB News if you dont know the meaning of words and terms like patriarchy and incel.
Other influencer and 'Professional Mum' types have started actual businesses, or released books etc and base their brand around these foundations, see Lucy Meck, Myleene Klass etc. Ashley just seems to spread everything thinly, is she an influencer, a podcaster, a DJ, a presenter, a model, a brand ambassador, a life coach, a commentator? Is she all of them, any of them, or none of them? Not a clue. She needs to pick a lane and invest some time and effort in it, not just have a half arsed go at anything and everything then rant when it doesnt all fall into her lap.