Does anyone else want to smash that watermelon over her head. Do you think she’ll actually eat it or just bought it for props for the gram?
I agree. She's so uneducated, rather than educate herself on breastfeeding she's research the brands.. which are most expensive and make her look like an (in her eyes) 'an elite mother'So glad she told us all about her leaky boobs. I doubt she’s done any real research into breastfeeding - she probably researched her pram and other shite more which properly gives me the rage!
I vote jasmine if a girlI agree. She's so uneducated, rather than educate herself on breastfeeding she's research the brands.. which are most expensive and make her look like an (in her eyes) 'an elite mother'
It's actually not proven that harvesting colostrum can bring on labour. My friend is a lactation consultant and she always says the benefit of harvesting colostrum, after a certain date is much more than waiting for the "ideal date".
She's not having a home birth, and most midwives that you see in pregnancy are community midwives, right? So, they're not likely to be there for the birth? Also, it doesn't bleeping work like that Dimsey, you could be in labour for hours and the midwife could be working a different shift. Is she that stupid?
Unless she's gone private, which wouldn't surprise me, she's wasting money on other shite!
Wonder what she'll say when she's pregnant with her second... "I wonder how I'm going to share the love between Smarmy Mike and (insert Disneyesque name here)"
It’s so she can say “I carried a watermelon” she’s so bleeping cheese'pregnantmama' location
That post is way too much to post on Instagram. I don't know why these 'bloggers/influencers' think it's great to post pictures like this. Why the hell would you post a photo with a watermelon?!
Well said!This chick is totally deluded, giving birth and having a newborn is not all sunshine and roses! I love my children more than anything I can possibly express, I am very maternal and really used to being around children but the baby stage nearly broke me both times. I had two horrendous births and recoveries (one put me in surgery after he was born then I had follow up physio for a year), I had a terrible breastfeeding experience with a ten pound baby who was starving, one of my babies had colic and screamed for hours and both have been terrible sleepers, even now years later. I wish more women admitted it was hard, but no doubt as others have said she’ll be another Stepford Wife type mum like Fopperholic who pretends everything is perfect!
So sorry you went through that. I think so many mums have post natal depression or low moods that either get missed or don’t get addressed correctly which is awful. I remember giving my HV the answers I knew she wanted to hear rather than how I was really feeling in case anyone thought I was a “bad mum”. There’s so much pressure to be a perfect mum (whatever that is!) and love every minute which is completely unrealistic.Well said!
My son was premature. We were in hospital for 2 weeks. He wouldn’t breastfeed and had jaundice. I woke up every 3 hours to try feed him, express then get a nap before next feed. Hospital broke me. I suffered severe post natal depression probably until he was 18 months. He’s 4 now, only in the last year or so have I experienced the rush of love people speak about. I probably over compensate now. I am still put off having another one as I don’t think I can suffer that again.
She can duck right off with her “perfect life”. I had one of them before pregnancy too!!
This! HV make you feel so tit If you don’t give them the answers they want. Due to covid I’ve never seen mine since before she was born and had very little interaction . I still feel like she’s not mine like it hasn’t sunk in yet I’m not sure I’d this is normal (5 months old now) I feel like someone will comeSo sorry you went through that. I think so many mums have post natal depression or low moods that either get missed or don’t get addressed correctly which is awful. I remember giving my HV the answers I knew she wanted to hear rather than how I was really feeling in case anyone thought I was a “bad mum”. There’s so much pressure to be a perfect mum (whatever that is!) and love every minute which is completely unrealistic.
Totally makes sense. If it makes you feel any better I felt like that, especially with the first but as soon as he got a little older (maybe 8-10 months or so) and started reacting more to me and trying to do more things I felt all my hard work was paying off and it became a lot more enjoyable!This! HV make you feel so tit If you don’t give them the answers they want. Due to covid I’ve never seen mine since before she was born and had very little interaction . I still feel like she’s not mine like it hasn’t sunk in yet I’m not sure I’d this is normal (5 months old now) I feel like someone will come
To collect her soon from being looked after by me I’d that makes sense
I managed to binge so much Netflix when my first was born.... whole different ball game when the second comes along and the first wants to watch peppa pig allll daySaving bingeing Netflix until the baby is here... good luck with that Linds