I think she is a trained chef.
She infuriates me with how little effort she puts in to her parenting.Chocolate and caramel cheesecake for Isla’s breakfast, Lil? Good luck with your handful today once the sugar kicks in!
what makes her think yeah I’ll post that on instaShe infuriates me with how little effort she puts in to her parenting.
She for sure knows that you shouldn’t eat it that way when pregnant, she’s a chef as well as being pregnant for the third timeI would have thought that someone who’s a chef would know what steak is suitable for someone pregnantNevermind the fact this is her third child
And if her child is mauling the dog while she eats said steak, then so be it.She for sure knows that you shouldn’t eat it that way when pregnant, she’s a chef as well as being pregnant for the third time.
She just doesn’t care.
She likes to eat her steak medium, so she’s going to have it that way.
They’ve actually changed the guidelines when I had my little girl in 2017 I just didn’t eat steak as couldn’t bare to have it cooked any other way than medium rare....when I had my son in 2019 I asked the midwife if anything else had changed as the guidelines on eggs had and she said I could eat steak medium if I wanted toShe for sure knows that you shouldn’t eat it that way when pregnant, she’s a chef as well as being pregnant for the third time.
She just doesn’t care.
She likes to eat her steak medium, so she’s going to have it that way.
The NHS website does still advise avoiding raw or undercooked meat. It says meat is fine as long as there’s “no trace of pink or blood”. Not getting at you at all! Just saying what the advice is - it was the same advice as I was given in both 2016 & 2019 by more than one midwife. I know the guidelines on eggs did change though!They’ve actually changed the guidelines when I had my little girl in 2017 I just didn’t eat steak as couldn’t bare to have it cooked any other way than medium rare....when I had my son in 2019 I asked the midwife if anything else had changed as the guidelines on eggs had and she said I could eat steak medium if I wanted to
I was told as long as the outside was seared and cooked it was ok?The NHS website does still advise avoiding raw or undercooked meat. It says meat is fine as long as there’s “no trace of pink or blood”. Not getting at you at all! Just saying what the advice is - it was the same advice as I was given in both 2016 & 2019 by more than one midwife. I know the guidelines on eggs did change though!
I wasn’t getting at you at all! Just saying what the NHS website states & what I’ve always been told by midwives. I have found midwives/health visitors can sometimes give differing advice thoughI was told as long as the outside was seared and cooked it was ok?
Oh no I know I was getting at the same it’s mad howI wasn’t getting at you at all! Just saying what the NHS website states & what I’ve always been told by midwives. I have found midwives/health visitors can sometimes give differing advice though![]()
Oh absolutely no plans for more here either!! I’ll happily join that clubOh no I know I was getting at the same it’s mad how
Advice differs! No plans on anymore babies here so can enjoy as many medium rare steaks as I wish![]()
lifethroughemseyes on insta, lil’s cousinWho is is Emma? Sorry if this question has been answered recently but I’ve only just found this thread.
It was gifted!Did she buy her thermomix or was it #gifted??