Moving on... Just looked at daddy pigs instagram story of Amber on her playmat having tummy time, im sorry but why is the playmat covered in Milas dog hairs!? When he zooms in they are everywhere!!
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I wouldn’t say it’s that shocking, most men I know (my partner included) do the washing. Neither of them work so it’s only fair they do equal housework! Men aren’t as incapable as some people make them out to be, if they can work a tv remote, then they’ll know how a washing machine works! My MIL always dumbs down my partners abilities and it drives me insane she’s constantly asking if I’ve made sure my partner has what he needs for our holiday or if I’ve picked out all the Christmas or birthday cards yet because “he wouldn’t have a clue” . If he can hold down an IT job, he can do all the tasks I can do and more .Just watching the new vlog and I’m so shocked James does the laundry! I’m surprised my other half even knows what a washing machine is, he’s never put his own clothes away let alone take an item out of it or put one in and (no he isn’t lazy at all he does other things around the house, he’s an amazing father and works very hard at his job while I get to be a stay at home mum with my 2 babies)
To be honest I think James does everything in the house, I could be wrong but I don’t think iv ever seen carys anythingJust watching the new vlog and I’m so shocked James does the laundry! I’m surprised my other half even knows what a washing machine is, he’s never put his own clothes away let alone take an item out of it or put one in and (no he isn’t lazy at all he does other things around the house, he’s an amazing father and works very hard at his job while I get to be a stay at home mum with my 2 babies)
Yes I suppose he’s got all the time on his hands to be doing the laundry but my point was USUALLY women/stay at home mums do it, that’s why I was shocked.I wouldn’t say it’s that shocking, most men I know (my partner included) do the washing. Neither of them work so it’s only fair they do equal housework! Men aren’t as incapable as some people make them out to be, if they can work a tv remote, then they’ll know how a washing machine works!
I noticed this tooTo be honest I think James does everything in the house, I could be wrong but I don’t think iv ever seen carys anything
If they’re a stay at home mum then yeah I can see why they’d mostly do the washing, but most of the time, if both partners are working then both of them do the washing (in my experience).Yes I suppose he’s got all the time on his hands to be doing the laundry but my point was USUALLY women/stay at home mums do it, that’s why I was shocked.
Yeah I suppose you’re right. I’m too much of a control freak anyway so even if he offered I wouldn’t let him do it, he brings the money home so the kids/housework is my way of being part of the teamIf they’re a stay at home mum then yeah I can see why they’d mostly do the washing, but most of the time, if both partners are working then both of them do the washing (in my experience).
That’s a very hard job.. can’t you tell by the vlogsJames does the cooking and cleaning
Carys keeps amber swaddled and makes sure she stays fast asleep 24/7
Maybe read back all the tattle comments to see that she is trying to portray the perfect lifeFrom what comes across on her insta she doesn't pretend to be perfect at all?
Also if one of my close friends came over I wouldn't at all feel the need to dress up and look nice for a relaxed catch up in the garden, let alone if I'd just had a baby
Sorry, it’s ok to bash Elle but not Carys?Yeah but everyone’s reality vs Instagram is different! My own Instagram is not at all like my real life day to day (tired, stressed, days where my son drives me wild) yet my Instagram would show otherwise. I put out what I want out. I don’t post stories of my toddler screaming cos whilst it’s relatable it’s not fun for anyone to watch it is?!
Where’s the line? I think carys is very realistic with some things. You wouldn’t catch me with my post partum stomach out for all to show!
Likewise I also don’t wanna watch her baby scream all day if she’s unsettled. Or her crappy nappies. Or her sick all the time
Just because people don’t mention things doesn’t mean that they’re not happening.
I think it’s clear that in 2021 the squares and minutes we show aren’t the full picture. If you want someone glossing over real life watch elle Darby - who’s eating her way to gestational diabetes at 30+ weeks pregnant and dresses up a growth scan as her child went from mid centile to high centile as amazing
didn’t say it was ok to bash one than the other at allMaybe read back all the tattle comments to see that she is trying to portray the perfect life
Sorry, it’s ok to bash Elle but not Carys?
Carys is that you?Absolutely every influencer does everything and anything for content. It’s tit but it’s the truth. All of them are disingenuous.
I do think personally part of carys going on about post partum is true, and I also agree that she is struggling. I haven’t known of a women who hasn’t! It’s also ok to want a baby; have a baby and find it so bleeping hard too.
It’s ok to feel like you won’t care about your body but then you realise you do. The 4th trimester is hard.
It’s so easy to get caught up into comparing your baby to everyone online. Influencers, your friends, anyone you follow. I was the exact same when my son was small. I wanted to appear to have my tit together, be a cool mum and I worried like duck when he didn’t sit up when everyone else’s did.
I feel like a lot of people on this thread have small babies and the fact J&C allude to amber being this this and this means nothing against your child. Your child is special because it’s yourself, and not theirs. You aren’t a bad parent because they show off and make amber seem like a perfect baby.
Parenting is hard, and when you worry you’re not a great parent or are made to feel like a bad parent then it shows how much of a good parent you are. When you don’t care what you parent like is when you should worry!
But you was commenting on Elle’s weight?didn’t say it was ok to bash one than the other at all
I said bashing someone for having greasy hair is different to calling someone out for misinformation or other bullshit, I am ALL for calling people out when it is due but calling out a women for having greasy hair in a bun when they’ve got a newborn seems quite low
I don’t understand, are you asking me if I’m carys?!carys???
Unfortunately that is just life with a dog, especially one like a Labrador that sheds a lot. You can brush them everyday and hoover twice a day and those bloody hairs will still cover your entire lifeMoving on... Just looked at daddy pigs instagram story of Amber on her playmat having tummy time, im sorry but why is the playmat covered in Milas dog hairs!? When he zooms in they are everywhere!!
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So true! Newborns need chest to chest and cuddles! My baby love sleeping in his crib now, I miss when he'd sleep on me.She’s missing out on the real newborn experience, soak them up whilst their small enough to fit on your chest as far too soon you’ll be in a nap routine that your life revolves around to get some peace ha!
I have also equally said nice things about Elle too. Mind you that was before she became pregnant out of spite but nevertheless.
Agree 100%, sure she will do the newborn stage again but she will never have as much time with the second and will never get this time with Amber back. It’s sad to witnessI know being a youtuber/influencer is their job so creating content is what they need to do but I would much rather see a day in the life with a newborn with a mum actually snuggling up to her baby, feeding, juggling getting a shower etc. Not a baby swaddled all day long whilst they carry out yet more mundane jobs around the house. It’s been a while for me now but I honestly just loved having my baby basically mould into my chest whilst he slept, all cuddled up with junk on the tv and a cup of tea. I certainly didn’t have time to do weird glass painting, she’s coming across as so unrelatable in my opinion.
She’s missing out on the real newborn experience, soak them up whilst their small enough to fit on your chest as far too soon you’ll be in a nap routine that your life revolves around to get some peace ha!