Some post part um bullshit nobody actually needsAny guesses ?
So much for the year off socials hey Jules!? Now she's just spamming boring stories of endless holidays and their perfect privileged life but still somehow it all will still come off as ungrateful. Guess she'll need an active platform to spruik her next 3kg journal or whatever other riveting project.She’s back. Her stories popped up so I unfollowed![]()
Totally! Also, why the need to video your sick child and share that with thousands of strangers?! Ugh, so gross!Ugh.. I don’t mind Jules too much usually. But the whole “her body is just doing its thing” with a sick baby. Would it have hurt her to give her some Panadol if she was so miserable! And can’t help herself but pop in the ‘rare’ humble brag visit to the doctors. So privileged.
Absolutely. I think the issue is not the type of food that Jules is providing specifically but 1) the way she is severely restricting the quantities eaten and 2) her incredibly toxic attitude towards food including 3) the way she is about “unhealthy” food. Her poor girls are going to grow up with disordered eating. My mum wasn’t orthorexic like Jules, but obsessed with her weight and dieting. To the point that even now in her 60s, often the first thing she tells me when she sees me is her current weight. And surprise, I developed very disordered, restricted eating in my teens, and struggled with it for a very long time. My little girl is almost 1 and LOVES food and gosh I want her to always enjoy it and know she can take up as much space as she needs in the world.So so true. She definitely needs therapy. It's horrible to put your own anxieties onto your own children especially around the basic human right of food, those girls will grow up with a tonne of weight on their shoulders and might end up resenting/pushing away their mum when they reach their teens/adult years![]()
Absolutely nothing wrong with balance, if parents have the time for home cooked meals then why not? But the "extras" that Jules harps on about is completely unnecessary... its got nothing to do with benefiting her kids rather more so for her controlling and self-centred wants.
Enjoying "naughty food" on weekends or one night a week is not gonna hurt! Unless you want your kids with a dangerous relationship with food.
She may as well list Santa Claus & the tooth fairy while she’s at it, they have just as many accreditation’s & formal training as her “experts”I was just looking at this story and noticed that she’s got aaaaaaalll these ‘experts’ listed…and not one of them is a doctor or obstetrician! Like, I’m not surprised, but it’s just so telling.
They can definitely afford oneFor the Love of God get a Nanny or a cleaner or some help then. But stop your whining..
They can definitely afford one
If your child told you this and you thought they were wrong would you not clarify with another school mum just to make sure?? Also our school is starting daily swim lessons for a few weeks next month.. we have had many notes and reminders about this.
I was just wondering if she'd maybe had a baby in the two months she was off insta![]()