21lbs is pretty much at the top end for a 4 month baby boy (normally should be under 20lbs). She brags all the time how much she's feeds him and uses her boob as a dummy so I'm not surprisedI don’t make comments about babies but I keep saying that.....
whilst also saying.... he. Is. Huge.
did she have GD when she was pregnant? That can’t be right for a 4 month old
I thought that 20/22lbs was for a 7/8 month old21lbs is pretty much at the top end for a 4 month baby boy (normally should be under 20lbs). She brags all the time how much she's feeds him and uses her boob as a dummy so I'm not surprised
I'm not a great swimmer but I was definitely taught how to swim as a child because it's a life skill, a survival skill! She's a middle class, grown adult who lives by the flipping coast, it is completely bizarre she never learnt to swim. That combined with the fact she can't drive either has me thinking she's a completely incompetent 30 something. No wonder she lives in her in laws attic.Im not a great swimmer either lol and I’m nearly 30 years old and bare in mind I went on a lot of holidays abroad as a child and was never out of the pool
oh I missed her saying about that!She was tested for that but it was negative,it still wouldn’t figure now at his age what will he not be like once she starts the spoon feeds
she had to drink the sugary water we were joking on here about it as you lot get orange flavoured in the south and we only get the foul tasting stuff in the northoh I missed her saying about that!
Jeez mine were solid but they only weighed 14/ 15 lb at 4 months I couldn’t picture them weighing half a stone on top of that21lbs is pretty much at the top end for a 4 month baby boy (normally should be under 20lbs). She brags all the time how much she's feeds him and uses her boob as a dummy so I'm not surprised
Jesus Christ, my 19mth old toddler weighs 26 pounds and last time I checked she was something like 85th percentile for weight herself. He is truly massive! She'll be getting grief from the maternal health nurses for sure, they tend to be pretty harsh if your baby is really big or really small lol. Maybe feeding him a thousand times a day is overkill hey Mel.Not featuring her baby onlinebut tagging M&S must be looking for freebies for the monster pandemic baby 4 months in 12 months clothes View attachment 414367View attachment 414369
Yes they do give out if the baby is too heavy but it’s no surprise ifs she’s feeding him around the clock ,maybe she should offer him water between feeds you’d never put a young child on a restrictive diet just small changes can make a difference until he’s more mobile.Jesus Christ, my 19mth old toddler weighs 26 pounds and last time I checked she was something like 85th percentile for weight herself. He is truly massive! She'll be getting grief from the maternal health nurses for sure, they tend to be pretty harsh if your baby is really big or really small lol. Maybe feeding him a thousand times a day is overkill hey Mel.
What’s the point of giving a shout out to the husband for “waiting patiently”? Is respecting consent not a normal thing and do men need to be applauded everytime they “wait patiently and not put pressure on women for sex?”. What kind of internalized misogyny is that?!Since when do people be cleared for intercourse I thought it’s only to check you’re healing as you should
Yes they do give out if the baby is too heavy but it’s no surprise ifs she’s feeding him around the clock ,maybe she should offer him water between feeds you’d never put a young child on a restrictive diet just small changes can make a difference until he’s more mobile.
does he not wank?What’s the point of giving a shout out to the husband for “waiting patiently”? Is respecting consent not a normal thing and do men need to be applauded everytime they “wait patiently and not put pressure on women for sex?”. What kind of internalized misogyny is that?!
I would hope a man would respect his partner enough to wait otherwise why have him around youWhat’s the point of giving a shout out to the husband for “waiting patiently”? Is respecting consent not a normal thing and do men need to be applauded everytime they “wait patiently and not put pressure on women for sex?”. What kind of internalized misogyny is that?!
It's her ego talking. She's so so sexy and irresistible, Thomas was a saint to manage waitingWhat’s the point of giving a shout out to the husband for “waiting patiently”? Is respecting consent not a normal thing and do men need to be applauded everytime they “wait patiently and not put pressure on women for sex?”. What kind of internalized misogyny is that?!
Wasn’t part of my curriculum, wish it was. I’m now 29 and can’t swimYes, I'm a teacher and swimming is part of the primary curriculum, I remember going to swimming lessons every week in third class and we all learned how to swim.
YES like “honey pls talk about something important to you so I can completely talk over you and show off what a good, invested parent I am!!” it felt so intentional and rude. You could see his irritation in his face lolMy anxiety when she was showing her skincare. She kept fidgeting and throwing the products around the place and the crazy hand movements.
Also, I think Thomas comes across as such a lovely guy. It really annoyed me when he was talking about his hair transplant and she kept screaming over him to the babyshut up for a minute and let him speak
Really, the bar is painfully low.What’s the point of giving a shout out to the husband for “waiting patiently”? Is respecting consent not a normal thing and do men need to be applauded everytime they “wait patiently and not put pressure on women for sex?”. What kind of internalized misogyny is that?!
it’s definitely up there with women who say “he’s so nice he listens when I talk”Really, the bar is painfully low.
Not to mention it's been done frame for frame by like every other mom vlogger on tiktok already...Damn that reel is cringe
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