Don't forget 'amazing'. All of Clemmie's InstaMates are always 'amazing'. She couldn't possibly be friends with just very normal, average women who are quite pleasant.
All this hyperbole just serves to make the praise totally meaningless. If everyone is amazing and incredible and inspiring and beautiful, then no one is. These traits are actually rare, which is precisely what makes them precious and special.
Saying that everyone is incredible + beautiful + uplifting is just a lazy way of trying to make yourself appear really nice and complimentary.
Maybe it’s because she is all of those things she just attracts similar women. Anyone who isn’t in the clique isn’t amazing or incredible enough to make the cut
I just dont see how an influencer who describes herself as a spare time midwife, is really in any way relatable as doing podcasts talking to other middle class mamas about their births. Gas and air insta, is a haphazard account that randomly remembers its supposed to be a thing and posts something to try to stay relevant, nothing feels real at all. The blog is at and standstill and has been since all the lovely insta money replaced her passion. So now it seems weird to use her page to advertise podcasts of birth stories. Emma Willis has got more involved and has more right to this to be honest!
I don’t follow that account because I’m not pregnant. I was only interested in birth stories when I was, and then newly recovering from mine.
I see how they might benefit expectant mothers, but it could also be a way to ensnare new mums to the MLM of the MOFOD brand
Oh whoopie lots of harrowing birth stories from her insta chums. How thay all had traumatic births which left them all with anxiety and thay all had to have counselling!!!!
Privileged fragility is real
I just dont see how an influencer who describes herself as a spare time midwife, is really in any way relatable as doing podcasts talking to other middle class mamas about their births. Gas and air insta, is a haphazard account that randomly remembers its supposed to be a thing and posts something to try to stay relevant, nothing feels real at all. The blog is at and standstill and has been since all the lovely insta money replaced her passion. So now it seems weird to use her page to advertise podcasts of birth stories. Emma Willis has got more involved and has more right to this to be honest!
She’s definitely not the same person online she was back in the Crystal Palace days when she actually worked part time
Also, why is everyone congratulating her on doing a podcast? Aren’t they quite easy to do? I mean, if Clemmie Telford can get herself organised to do one