She's a baby Lauren not an accessory.
Same! I remember going to a baby group at 6 weeks pp and I didn’t have mascara on which I’d never ever not worn mascara pre baby…but some things just weren’t a priority over my baby. I barely bothered with make up in the early days and still don’t, my daughter is 2 and I ALWAYS wore a full face before her.Was it just me that didn’t have a moment to think about swimsuits, heels and make up for at least the first few months!? Not to mention postpartum bleeding, leaky boobs!
Welcome to Tattle.All these kind of comments honestly hurt my heart some people just are awkward around a camera, my mum is the happiest smiliest person ever but can pull similar expressions in a photo because she is worried about how ugly she will look going after people’s appearance is pretty low is it not?
It is very odd, there’s not been any mention of him at all really since she came home with the baby, almost like she’s avoiding acknowledging him as a dad, no mention of him on Father’s Day either I don’t think, which is sad - your first Fathers/Mother’s day is always special, I wonder how he must have felt to have not even been mentioned. I feel sorry for him, there’s obviously some precedent for men missing from the family, Lauren has never once mentioned her Dad, no grandad and now Tom is slowly been pushed out by the looks of things, why bother getting pregnant with a partner if you want them to have minimal involvement and raise a child with your Mother instead - it seems to be what happened here, she may as well have just used a sperm donor, or is that what Tom is to her?If I was her bf id be so annoyed and upset that there was no mention or photo with me. She never mentions him at all when talking about the baby! So very odd
I agree, Ella just seems to be a little doll that she can play dress up with. Wait until she starts teething and going through the terrible twos, she won’t find parenthood as appealing then when she actually has to do more than dress her child up!She's quite selfish to not acknowledge the father of the baby it takes two to make a baby and I'd be so upset if it was my baby and being excluded. She seems to act like the baby is her accessory wait a few more weeks months when the baby is more active she'll realise they aren't accessories
How sad that she can’t even relax on the sofa with her baby without makeup on.
I was about to say - she’s complaining about being exhausted (which I don’t doubt that she is) yet she still has the energy to put a full face of make up on. FFS.
Haha, that’s very true!It wasn't for lounging around with her baby though was it, it was for a photo opportunity after she'd taken Ella off her Mum for 5 minutes.
All of this! Even now my daughters 2, I still don’t do my make up most days but before I was a mum I was always fully made up, hair done, well put together outfit. I just don’t have time now and my priorities are so different! Plus in the early days, I wasn’t going to put make up on to just sleep in it as I’d often try to lay down or nap when baby did. And if I did wear make up, I’d forget I had it on or be so tired at the end of the day I’d begrudge taking it offShe just doesn't get it does she? New mums don't have the time to piss about with make up, I certainly do not. maybe if she spent less time focusing on her appearance and more time with her Daughter, she wouldn't feel so exhausted. I mean who on earth as a new mum, tarts themselves up like she did for a 15 minute walk down the bloody road, this is why she's so tired!