Gets everything gifted yet has her kids at in the lindo wing 
Not necessarily. I was induced through choice at 38 weeks and I’m not poshAll three have been planned inductions, I think at 38 weeks. It's a posh person thing
You’re not talking about Luxy by any chanceI follow another account and she had her baby at the Lindo wing, early and on a specific date,.for some reason they seem to be in favor of that . She went into quite a bit of detail including how they give you pain numbing injections in the perineum to make giving birth more "comfortable"
Iooked at her companies house information (there's two records for her for some reason). She's actually got a lot of money coming in (probs all the ads).I think she’s married well!
Conversely when you've got someone like Louise Thompson crying in bathtubs and preening around all day about her birth trauma nearly 2 years on, it's nice to have the balance.I know she is a champion (as are all women) for giving birth, but it does annoy(?)/concern me that her showing (for the second time) such a calm birth to her followers- many of whom are likely new or expectant mothers and some of whom may have had more stressful labours(!) I hope they know this isn't a typical birth and however it happens doesn't define who you are as a mum.
I agree re balance and but I have to say that you're lucky all the births you've been present during have been calm like Binky's. Unless they all had epidurals.Conversely when you've got someone like Louise Thompson crying in bathtubs and preening around all day about her birth trauma nearly 2 years on, it's nice to have the balance.
There's enough drama and trauma posts about giving birth out there which also makes expectant mums think thats all that happens. I've been present at quite a few births and they've all been calm like Binky's.
Christ!Of course her equally beggy husband had to get his own brand NOLO coffee in his real of the birthis there anything these people will not sell out?
I had a calm birth, no pain relief. It happens. Not for everyone, but it’s not a given that it’s impossible. In fact medical intervention (including epidurals) make it less likely. (Not here looking for a medal or a circle jerk, just an area I’ve done a lot of research in and am always sad to see commonly held but misinformed opinions on.)I agree re balance and but I have to say that you're lucky all the births you've been present during have been calm like Binky's. Unless they all had epidurals.
Apparently not.
Well it’s slightly better than Wolfie-that child will be howled at,at school-this lot really don’t think about other kids being cruel.Wilder?