What do you mean? Debobbling jumpers is a daily task of working mums! If you haven’t debobbled a jumper, are you even a working mum?! /s
Lily is the hardest working Mum out there!
Lily Pebbles #10 Shilly beggles and the revent Items
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Lily is the hardest working Mum out there!
I want to empower future generation but also here is my ad for hair removal...
sorry I mean adS...shaver...laser...epilator (if this doesn’t count as 3 jobs, I don’t know what counts) meanwhile my lazy af work wife is having a day off in London. She has so much privilege to do so because she isn’t a full time Londoner Mum
sorry I mean adS...shaver...laser...epilator (if this doesn’t count as 3 jobs, I don’t know what counts) meanwhile my lazy af work wife is having a day off in London. She has so much privilege to do so because she isn’t a full time Londoner Mum
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Impressive busy working mums like Lily. Let’s not forget she even debobbled her mattress, which is an extremely important and difficult job she managed to squeeze into her very tight schedule recently.
I’m not a parent so maybe I’m wildly misinformed but my friends with children of a similar age to Grey are really chilled about noise during naptime because it helps the baby distinguish between night and day? I just think surely you’re making a rod for your own back by controlling their sleep environment too closely... my friend’s daughter now can’t seem to nap at her grandma’s house because there’s no room that can be blackout blind dark... have to bite my tongue from pointing out who made sure she associated naps with pitch black darkness!
And so the begging for an m&s deal begins....
Anyone who’s been to an M&S food knows that you can get most of the major brands there. Of course nobody told Lily this and she’s a busy mum.
Anyone who’s been to an M&S food knows that you can get most of the major brands there. Of course nobody told Lily this and she’s a busy mum.
Exactly this! We had Hello Fresh for a few weeks. The meals are tasty but I felt major guilt over the packagingShe doesn’t seem to care about packaging with the weekly Hello Fresh deliveries arrive. She can’t keep up with her own excuses
Yes this!!!
I have so many moles and seeing all this talk about being ashamed of them made me think for a second. Then remembered they’re nothing to think about other than to check they’re not changing.
I’ve never noticed any lack of moles on models or thought of that being an issue.
I think this is an issue born solely from Lily having her own moles edited out of photos. By constantly talking about them as something to be ashamed of and an issue she’s trying to solve I totally agree that this will have the opposite effect and create an issue for those that have moles.
She’s doing more harm than good just because she’s desperate to have something to talk about and be seen to be the face of.
I've got lots of moles (even a few on my face) and they have never bothered me except for worrying about potential changes in them. Of all the body hang ups or things to possibly worry about, I have never come across this before. Maybe she should start asking before going on PR trips if anyone with moles has been invited. 
She does herself no favours with stuff like this when there are actually important issues about representation and equality we should be focusing on. What an lady.
She does herself no favours with stuff like this when there are actually important issues about representation and equality we should be focusing on. What an lady.
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I felt exactly the same! I have moles everywhere, looks like from the pictures very similar to Lily in fact, and I have never thought about them being ugly or felt self conscious about them in any way. I wore a open back wedding dress and I didn't even think about all my moles being on show yet all this talk about them and Lily pointing out that the fashion industry remove them made me, for the first time in 30 odd years, think hmmm are my moles considered ugly? Luckily before now I've never heard of this or thought of this as even a thing.
I agree that all this crusade would've been much more meaningful and powerful is she had focused on the health side of it all.
In fact thanks to people on this board saying that they too have moles and never even considered them before, apart from for health reasons. This made me feel much better about Lily's crusade.I've got lots of moles (even a few on my face) and they have never bothered me except for worrying about potential changes in them. Of all the body hang ups or things to possibly worry about, I have never come across this before. Maybe she should start asking before going on PR trips if anyone with moles has been invited.
She does herself no favours with stuff like this when there are actually important issues about representation and equality we should be focusing on. What an lady.
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Lily gifts people the oddest stuff.
It’s her London humour, we wouldn’t get it guys
The day I share Lily's sense of humour is the day I leave the Internet for good
Could have been worse, she could have bought a cheap plain jumper and made a label for it with her label maker...
I'm sure the birthday card will be the kraft paper one with label maker 'hbd' on it. (I think that's what it was? Not a full 'happy birthday' anyway. As a mum she hasn't got time to spell it all out)
Yes, it's an in-joke, but still an odd gift.
Why the duck would a grown adult want a jumper that says Lord Farquaad written on it? Am I missing something???
Peak cringe.
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