Caroline Foran don't ya know she is having a babby

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I find it so odd that her husband wouldn’t do one or two nights so she’d cope better. I just had a baby and I couldn’t imagine letting a stranger into my house in the middle of a pandemic to mind my newborn. I definitely got overwhelmed with the lack of sleep at the start but my husband took baby one or two nights and I found my feet quick. Now we are all flying it! I’d say if someone told her to plant 5 magic beans in her back garden at midnight and then the baby would sleep she’d totally do it 🙈
Congrats on your new baby! It’s definitely over whelming at first, I was the same. But my husband did a night every week or so and it kept me sane. Don’t get why she doesn’t do that.

Don’t get me started on bringing the baby for random treatments because it’s crying 🤣 she’s such a dose
 
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I’d she getting the night nurse every night? The husband is probley as bad as her with the poor me attitude! I mean he’s working from home surely one or 2 nights of unbroken sleep a night won’t kill him!
 
Congrats on your new baby! It’s definitely over whelming at first, I was the same. But my husband did a night every week or so and it kept me sane. Don’t get why she doesn’t do that.

Don’t get me started on bringing the baby for random treatments because it’s crying 🤣 she’s such a dose
Thank you ❤ I feel bad even commenting on here because no new mom should be reading this kinda stuff being said about them. But I think she does need a break from social media and get herself sorted with motherhood. Maybe it is a thing to get a book on anxiety and motherhood signed up but I don’t think I’d be buying it after seeing her snaps. Not everyone has the luxury of a night nurse or maybe they’re a single parent. I know we all get desperate in the middle of the night and would pay any amount of money to get baby to sleep but she’s off promoting this and that and then gets frustrated when things don’t work. That sleepyhead isn’t going to fix their problems either 🤷🏼‍♀️
 
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But every mother in the world knows it’s extremely hard work at the start! You would think she was the only mother to experience sleepless nights! You just put your head down and get on with it!
 
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Congrats on your new baby! It’s definitely over whelming at first, I was the same. But my husband did a night every week or so and it kept me sane. Don’t get why she doesn’t do that.

Don’t get me started on bringing the baby for random treatments because it’s crying 🤣 she’s such a dose
I stopped watching her stories after she brought that gorgeous baby to a baby whisperer 🙄. She needs a good dose of cop on and a kick up the hole. Spoilt self indulgent dose.

But every mother in the world knows it’s extremely hard work at the start! You would think she was the only mother to experience sleepless nights! You just put your head down and get on with it!
Exactly and theirs women who have not only newborns but toddlers or older children aswell and have to get up and do school runs and just have to get on with it with little or no sleep.
 
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A baby whisperer and a night nurse? I’ve herald it all now 🙄 she is unbelievable!!
Spoilt beyond belief. When you have a baby it’s not about you anymore, does she not realise that. It’s all about her and her not sleeping and wanting a little doll that doesn’t cry or upset her life. As I said previously god help her when he starts teething. He’s a gorgeous baby and she’s not enjoying him one bit.
 
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Wow!!! Why oh why can’t she and her husband split the night times?! My other half does the night feeds and he works full time!!! I don’t understand why they have a night nurse once a week at €150 a time!!
 
I know I don’t get it! And the hubby works from home! I’d say he is as bad as she is to be honest! Did he really think he wasn’t going to do any night feeds? I’m telling that child will never settle, it will feed off the mothers hysterical energy!
 
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Like they’re telling us to restrict our movement especially in dublin and here’s someone outside of their family in and out of the house 🤷🏼‍♀️ €300 spent in two weeks on two nights sleep.
 
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Wow it seemed excessive for a one off but every week, I would rather do turn about with my partner and at least that really young baby would always have someone familiar 😳
 
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600 quid a month to have 4 nights sleep? Wtf is she on?! I’m baffled that her husband can’t just do a night a week on his own. We’re in the middle of a pandemic but sure, have a stranger into the house handling your newborn 🥴
 
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Part of me feels sorry for her as this is obviously not what she expected but the other part of me (9 months into first time motherhood) knows that you just have to get on with it, moaning about sleepless nights and baby crying is a waste of precious energy. The newborn stage goes by so fast. Each to their own but I just cannot comprehend letting someone have nights with my baby.

I think she feels she’s being real showing the warts and all side of new motherhood but she’s up to high doe and Instagram is only feeding into it even more. And yes the baby probably is reacting to her nervous energy...
 
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She’s stopped showing or at least being negative on her stories. It’s kinda a relief not to be watching her panicking or complaining and just enjoying her little boy!
 
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She never stops talking about the baby’s crying and all the things she’s doing to try and stop it. she’s brought him to a few different specialists now. Granted it’s been a few years since I went through the newborn phase but some baby’s just cry, right? Like I remember a lot of crying and no sleep. That’s basically the first 3-4 months?

Why the drama?!
 
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Is there anything wrong with the baby or is it just a cryer! Some baby’s are just like that! I think her negative energy had rubbed off on the poor thing!
 
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Is there anything wrong with the baby or is it just a cryer! Some baby’s are just like that! I think her negative energy had rubbed off on the poor thing!
There’s nothing wrong with it that any professional has been able to tell her. I’d say the child is on edge with her energy. She’s crying alongside it half the time or whining and begging it to be quiet.

Babies are just little energy sponges.
 
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