For 3 hours“I’m whispering because someone is asleep…”
NIGHT SON
NIGHY SON
I also voted no to dropping night feed. She’s dropped it so I hope Noa wakes around 2am
Just reduce the amount of milk little by little not cold turkey. She can easily find this information online. She's in such a rush with it all.Haha bet she feels like a dick now, that's what she gets for listening to a poll instead of doing actual parenting
Really? Interesting. To me she comes across as a total control freak.Kate acts so free spirited but she totally can't cope with being flexible about a baby. From the way she presents herself I thought she would be a go with the flow type of mum.
I don't have children but I do know its difficult however given her job and life style she could adopt a less rigid approach. It's not like she has to go back to a 9-5 like the majority of working mums
Same! I can see why the other poster thinks that though, because I do think Kate tries to appear “carefree and spontaneous”. But it’s just an act. It’s why she has struggled so much with having a baby. Because she can’t control much of it and she clearly can’t handle with it.Really? Interesting. To me she comes across as a total control freak.
To me she comes across as someone who is not particularly controlling but a bit easy going. However, although I have always known who she is, she has only recently been on my radar through her being on that TV programme so I could be buying into her act. She now fascinates me, not in a good way, because she seems so dated and rough.Really? Interesting. To me she comes across as a total control freak.
They say how anxious they are about it but do it anyway.She liked Laura Whitmore’s post about exclusively breastfeeding and feeling anxious and protective about even talking about her baby on social media? What exactly do you like about that post Kate? Seeing as on your latest post you compare your daughter looking at her hands as being off her face on mushrooms or acid. Wow. I. Am. SHOCKED!!
Why is she saying weird tit about Noa wanting to eat her porridge and drink more milk after she'd dropped one of her feeds on purpose?
And when she said "I thought she'd be parched after I dropped her feed." Why the duck did you drop her feed if you thought it would make her uncomfortable? Who would do that to their baby? And obviously passing her weird food issues onto Noa, nice and young.