I'm actually sick of seeing her bump at this point, we get it your pregnant and thin!!
I am also pregnant and feel like a whale, so maybe in just bitter but come on.
I am also pregnant and feel like a whale, so maybe in just bitter but come on.
This is so sad, and shocking really. Sienna already seems to be just wheeled out for photos and adverts with Millie, no wonder she has separation anxiety. I can’t ever imagine going abroad with my husband without my child yet Millie has done it and Sienna isn’t even 2.I just can’t feel sorry for Millie. In the podcast she said she is going to have a nanny for 24 hours a day. One to do the night and one for the day. From two weeks old!! Which clearly means she isn’t going to have the baby in her room (a massive prevention measure for SIDS). On the days the nanny is not there for the night, the baby won’t have someone stood over watching it.
She is going to be giving her children anxiety. They need a stable primary caregiver to develop secure attachment. Don’t have children too close in age if it means you won’t be able to actual parent them. The more you are there for your kids in that first year the easier it is in the future.
I have been the nanny of middle class kids
before. You have four year olds self harming because they so desperately just want their parents. I have spoken to many other nannies and this is more common than you think. The child is not able to cope when their parents leave the house. Often from birth these children have been placed with nannies. These nannies tend to change frequently. Your child is constantly worrying that people will disappear from their life and never come back.
I once looked after a pair of 3.5 year old twins and I was their 10th nanny!!! The twins were terribly behaved (missing their parents), so everyone kept leaving them.. it was heartbreaking.
If I was rich i would definitely have help. But in the form of a cook, a cleaner, a driver! I wouldn’t dump my 2 week old with a stranger.
I feel like if you have a child and cannot cope then of course you need to get help. But she hasn’t even had the child yet and she already knows she can’t cope. So why have two under two? Just wait...
This is so sad, and shocking really. Sienna already seems to be just wheeled out for photos and adverts with Millie, no wonder she has separation anxiety. I can’t ever imagine going abroad with my husband without my child yet Millie has done it and Sienna isn’t even 2.
Why on earth is she having a baby shower? I thought that was a first baby thing, and she gets everything gifted anyway. So self indulgent - endless pregnancy shoots, Babymoons and now a baby shower
Ah yes another ad. She really is shameless.Millie who is so conscious of what she eats and the various nutrients now having a vitamin spray to help??? Unless it’s vitamin D, what a joke. The way Sienna cooperates and just goes in her pram etc. oh Millie you have no idea.
Sorry! That’s of course not what I meant. In Belgium we also only have 3 months of mat leave so most women actually leave their child at daycare after that. I think I phrased it wrongly but I don’t understand that someone like Millie plans to have 2 nannies with her and her newborn. To be there while her and her baby are home? Same with the night nurse, do you really need someone to take care of your baby while you sleep? Are you even still the primary care giver when someone else takes care or your child day AND night? I don’t really think this is comparable to bringing your child to daycare so you can work…I have friends who went back to work from 3 months and the babies went into daycare. You don’t have to be with your child 24/7 to be a good mother. I get what you are saying about leaving a baby with a nanny 24/7 but I don’t think working and leaving your child with professionals means you shouldn’t have had a baby.
millie hasn’t gone back to work, she’s off on holidays and getting massages/beauty treatments/Pilates or whatever. Big difference. And she’s constantly trying to be relatable!I have friends who went back to work from 3 months and the babies went into daycare. You don’t have to be with your child 24/7 to be a good mother. I get what you are saying about leaving a baby with a nanny 24/7 but I don’t think working and leaving your child with professionals means you shouldn’t have had a baby.
It’s a very fine line between giving your baby to strangers for no apparent reason, and having to send your child to nursery or whatever because you have to return to work. I naively thought I’d be fine with taking mine to my parents for an hour or so a week to get stuff done but it because apparent that that wouldn’t be right for us and I never left her until she was about 8 months old and that was only because I was returning to work and needed to know that I as well as she would be alright! I know I’d much rather have a cleaner/ housekeeper than a nanny! Suppose it depends on their upbringing too, that just might be the way they did it. Gotta say though, it’ll just heighten the separation anxiety that she claims Sienna gets.I have friends who went back to work from 3 months and the babies went into daycare. You don’t have to be with your child 24/7 to be a good mother. I get what you are saying about leaving a baby with a nanny 24/7 but I don’t think working and leaving your child with professionals means you shouldn’t have had a baby.
But that is the thing. Millie was (presumably) raised by nannies, and now has this terrible anxiety. Anxiety that was there before fame. How can she be so certain there is no link? Millie is clearly a pretty insecure person. And now she is doing things to Sienna that research says creates insecure people. I thought she would be doing anything she could to raise her with minimal stress.It’s a very fine line between giving your baby to strangers for no apparent reason, and having to send your child to nursery or whatever because you have to return to work. I naively thought I’d be fine with taking mine to my parents for an hour or so a week to get stuff done but it because apparent that that wouldn’t be right for us and I never left her until she was about 8 months old and that was only because I was returning to work and needed to know that I as well as she would be alright! I know I’d much rather have a cleaner/ housekeeper than a nanny! Suppose it depends on their upbringing too, that just might be the way they did it. Gotta say though, it’ll just heighten the separation anxiety that she claims Sienna gets.
… but that would also get in the way of her massage and photoshoot time. People just have different priorities I guess! Wonder what she’d be like with a boy?But that is the thing. Millie was (presumably) raised by nannies, and now has this terrible anxiety. Anxiety that was there before fame. How can she be so certain there is no link? Millie is clearly a pretty insecure person. And now she is doing things to Sienna that research says creates insecure people. I thought she would be doing anything she could to raise her with minimal stress.
I completely get this but she’s not leaving Sienna with someone to go to work. And having a night nanny from birth means another person will be doing the night feeds/changes etc so she can sleep. I don’t know many mothers who would prioritise their own sleep over a deeper connection with their baby. How can she claim she’s relatable when she doesn’t do any of the hard bits of parenting.I have friends who went back to work from 3 months and the babies went into daycare. You don’t have to be with your child 24/7 to be a good mother. I get what you are saying about leaving a baby with a nanny 24/7 but I don’t think working and leaving your child with professionals means you shouldn’t have had a baby.
This is heartbreaking to read but I am not surprised. It seems like the tradition for rich people to kind of treat their kids like props or else just extensions of themselves...seen not heard. And also just having others raising their kids because God forbid they do any real work.I just can’t feel sorry for Millie. In the podcast she said she is going to have a nanny for 24 hours a day. One to do the night and one for the day. From two weeks old!! Which clearly means she isn’t going to have the baby in her room (a massive prevention measure for SIDS). On the days the nanny is not there for the night, the baby won’t have someone stood over watching it.
She is going to be giving her children anxiety. They need a stable primary caregiver to develop secure attachment. Don’t have children too close in age if it means you won’t be able to actual parent them. The more you are there for your kids in that first year the easier it is in the future.
I have been the nanny of middle class kids
before. You have four year olds self harming because they so desperately just want their parents. I have spoken to many other nannies and this is more common than you think. The child is not able to cope when their parents leave the house. Often from birth these children have been placed with nannies. These nannies tend to change frequently. Your child is constantly worrying that people will disappear from their life and never come back.
I once looked after a pair of 3.5 year old twins and I was their 10th nanny!!! The twins were terribly behaved (missing their parents), so everyone kept leaving them.. it was heartbreaking.
If I was rich i would definitely have help. But in the form of a cook, a cleaner, a driver! I wouldn’t dump my 2 week old with a stranger.
I feel like if you have a child and cannot cope then of course you need to get help. But she hasn’t even had the child yet and she already knows she can’t cope. So why have two under two? Just wait...