That's terrible that makes me so sad.
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It’s the write up for meI love that she needs to tell us AGAIN “we don’t do dessert”We know Jules… you’re holier-than-thou! You’ve told us many times
always the huge write up, always the same thing. It’s been the same since Emmi was a baby. You could play a drinking game with the crap she spews and would get drunk so quickly. Organic this that, planning a new build/holiday, anxiety because of mess, anxiety because of kids, loves kids so much she could cry, house reset, getting some sun/vit D. I don’t even need to look at her account and I could bet most of what I’ve just written have come up lately!
He does most of the cooking doesn’t he?Thank god for this quick edit…. I almost thought she ate dessert for a second!!
She posted a story once of Haddie at a party, there were nuggets on the table, and she only let her have 1 or 2, the rest of the food was veggies. it’s obviously how she feels like she can stay in control, but I feel sorry for the girls and her husband. That cook up for the baby yesterday was a bloody joke. What happened to steaming up veggies and storing that in your freezer for the start of solids. Kids naturally regulate their food, it’s us adults that ruin that for them because we were always told to eat everything on our plate or forced to eat things we didn’t like, she is creating so many issues around food for her kids.
The control of the husband and kids comes across as a bit narcissistic to me
Not me a first time mum giving my 9m old weetbix for breakfast and spag bol/salmon patties/mashed veg for dinner
she would be appalled!Ha! That food sounds amazing for 9 month old, what a spread!! Unless it’s not all organic, if it’s not organic then that’s child abuse, obviously.Not me a first time mum giving my 9m old weetbix for breakfast and spag bol/salmon patties/mashed veg for dinner
How dare you.Not me a first time mum giving my 9m old weetbix for breakfast and spag bol/salmon patties/mashed veg for dinner
Those kids would be screaming for yummy, balanced food like this! Considering a lot of it ends up on the floor I don’t know why Jules makes such a song and dance with expansive, organic, home-made food. She’s so pretentious.Not me a first time mum giving my 9m old weetbix for breakfast and spag bol/salmon patties/mashed veg for dinner
I can’t stand this narcissistic witch. I wonder if she reads here? If you’re reading this Jules, please feed your kids properly!!! Wake up and see what damage you’re doing to them 
hope to god they don’t end up with bulimia/anorexia when they’re teens! From experience caring for teens with eating disorders, they are no joke… once cared for a depressed/suicidal 16 year old weighing 38kg and I wished it was acceptable to tell her mum to pull her head in with her toxicity
hope to god they don’t end up with bulimia/anorexia when they’re teens! From experience caring for teens with eating disorders, they are no joke… once cared for a depressed/suicidal 16 year old weighing 38kg and I wished it was acceptable to tell her mum to pull her head in with her toxicity what mother in their right mind would say tit like this? Those poor girls
I have no sleep babies and, gosh, it’s hard — but they are so absolutely delightful in other ways that I’d adore another, even despite having HG pregnancies!
I feel like a balance is fine. I have that book that she is using (Boob to Food) and it’s good but as someone with tendencies towards anxiety over healthy eating, I have really consciously tried with my kids to relax a bit. So for my baby, I do some things organic and lots of whole foods but also weetbix and “regular” food and I think it’s a bit sad for the older girls that she says that they “don’t do dessert”. It also absolutely KILLS me to hear her complaining about Hardie constantly requesting smoothies and food, because my older boy is a fussy guy and has hardly eaten for the last six months due to ENT issues — and I feel like Jules has got no idea how lovely it is that Haddie seems to enjoy food with a great appetite!
I really liked her when I first followed her. It was about 3.5 / 4 years ago after I listened to her episode of Australian Birth Stories. She seemed nice. I think she really must have anxiety that’s worsened. I wish she’d seek therapy. She seems so unhappy.
I feel like Jules probably enjoys solids for babies more than feeding the older two because there’s a bigger element of control. Also, people love chunky babies, so it’s the one time she’d be happy for one of her girls to eat heaps.
She’s actually shared a lot more photos of Haddie individually with a nice caption (they stick in my mind because usually there’s a comment about food) than of Emmy. Sometimes I feel like Haddie is actually her favourite in a weird way. I think Emmy seems a bit more complex to deal with.
I’ve made a few of the recipes Jules has posted. They’re actually not hard and pretty basic ingredients. We are mostly plant based so I just didn’t do bone broth. Jules just makes it sound complex with her smugness. Like, that beetroot and apple purée is really just that… a purée.
Those guidelines are a bit outdated. Our doctors and feeding therapists advised that in the absence of a family history of allergies, it was fine to try different things at once. If you following that 1 food at a time think, it’s hard to give enough exposure to different tastes and textures in the window when they are really receptive.
Jules drives me up the wall but I really think it’s her presentation of these recipes that is off. The book isn’t bad and encourages family meals.
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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.
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.
It’s definitely the way she describes things, she always goes 10 steps too far. She had a plant that was struggling, so she put it next to a window and watered it, but her description was that she gave it ‘filtered light’. Describing the meat ‘ethical free range, pasture raised and grass fed’ (which mean the same thing). It’s grass fed meat, or, just meat. She uses every single verb in the English language, does she flick through a thesaurus first?
She never just makes food, she makes organic, free range, grass fed, paraben free, sugar free, naturally occurring, deliciously tasting with organically raised rainbow food. We use organic when we can, we’re lucky enough to be in the position to do so, but that doesn’t make us any better than anyone else, and if it’s not available, we still buy the non organic version, and I assume no one give a tit if the food we consume is organic.
She never just makes food, she makes organic, free range, grass fed, paraben free, sugar free, naturally occurring, deliciously tasting with organically raised rainbow food. We use organic when we can, we’re lucky enough to be in the position to do so, but that doesn’t make us any better than anyone else, and if it’s not available, we still buy the non organic version, and I assume no one give a tit if the food we consume is organic.
I know of a woman who speaks like this and claims her family are so healthy because she feeds her family food like this. Yet her husband smokes a packet of cigarettes a day
Don’t forget Jules writing “their first paddle pop” on a photo of the girls a few months ago. Haha paddle pops are a childhood rite of passage wtf. She’s obviously got alot of issues and anxiety surrounding food but she needs to be very careful cos before you know it her little girls will be teens and that’s a very slippery slope. She will absolutely spiral in the coming years as the girls age and she doesn’t have as much control.
Why is she showing us Hadleys clothing choices Vs Emmi’s?? Who cares??
What is that green sh$t she is feeding the baby?
Just looks like pancakes with either spinach or spiralina in them. Nothing crazy.