‘redeemed himself’Ok so today was a nursery day but he was sick after an hour but luckily her mum was around to pick Leo up because he was sick. But it’s ok he has redeemed himself with a cute smile.
Ps shoes on him are not only ridiculous but really bad for his feet.
TOOOO many to tell but in my last post as a temp maternity nurse I would start at 6pm and finish at 7am, sleep in baby’s room and feed etc. Newborn baby, 3 days old. They had a day nanny too so we’d do a handover. After 4 days the Dad asked why the baby wasn’t in a good routine yet, and didn’t seem very settled. He said ‘Im not blaming you, you’re obviously very qualified, but I’m starting to think it’s a dud one.’Oh please share @JarvisCockerSpaniel !
Sounds great, can you let the government know so they can make it happen and pay proper maternity and while we’re at it, go back to 1997 so families can survive in a one income household.I have zero interest in nonsense notions such as supposed “shaming” Or “not shaming” anybody. All adults should be able to stand by their own choices on their own two feet. My personal opinion is I don’t think any baby should be in nursery. They should be at home with their mum. Most mothers get maternity leave , and for mothers like Louise who literally live at home it’s outrageous that she would be sending a 8 month old baby to nursery.
when mums go back to work that’s one thing, obviously they then have no choice.. but I still believe the early years before school should be spent predominantly with their mum.
This made me laugh which shows just how ridiculous Louise is. ‘I was discussing with my reflexologist how hard it is having a baby’ ffs Louise a lot of us have a baby almost the same age and haven’t even had time to properly brush our hair in weeks.The worst is the general message she’s trying to get across that she has no time to recover during the day because she has a baby, when we know full well she has spent many day times just doing her own thing!! FFS the whole basis of her post was what was discussed at a bloody reflexology appt! How many mums have the time and funds for reflexology?
Did you have any paid help in that first year? Did your baby go to nursery two days a week so you could have time to recover? Did you have a nanny or cleaner? Did you have a baby-free weekend away for Mother’s Day when your baby was four months old?I'd say tbh that the whole first year of my son's life was overwhelmingly a negative experience for me. I didn't post about it on social media, but if I had I daresay I'd have come off as a whinger. I loved my boy from the get go but having a baby was very very very hard.
I thought that was Inga from MIC at first glance!
All I have to say is so hard at this comment.I have zero interest in nonsense notions such as supposed “shaming” Or “not shaming” anybody. All adults should be able to stand by their own choices on their own two feet. My personal opinion is I don’t think any baby should be in nursery. They should be at home with their mum. Most mothers get maternity leave , and for mothers like Louise who literally live at home it’s outrageous that she would be sending a 8 month old baby to nursery.
when mums go back to work that’s one thing, obviously they then have no choice.. but I still believe the early years before school should be spent predominantly with their mum.