Glad Soph's sorted the bag,hope she hasn't forgotten the homebound transport
No NHS doesn't provide baby clothes!Why in the hell 8 outfits for the baby? I’m in the states, but surely your hospitals provide newborn onesies while there? No 2 too good for that?
Exactly. You’d think she was the first woman to ever give birth.She's packing nicely to get into the papers guys.
Cue a newspaper article asap.
Headline.
'Cleanfluencer' Mrs Hinch is ready to pop/calf/give birth so packs a bag. blah blah
Her barmy army just lurvv it. They're simple folk . Small things amuse small minds.The thumbs up she does is so juvenile. Everything she does is so juvenile.
Yes! And it may help if they walked him,that’s when most dogs do their business!When you get a dog, they are going to tit wherever the hell they want in the garden... Don't bleeping yell at him!
She's never going to fit that big black floppy "hide me from the Paparazzi" hat in that bag.She’s doing the hospital bag. Don’t forget the lurpak!
I was hopping on to say this! I breastfed both of mine and if it wasn't for a hospital breastfeeding volunteer, I would have given up with my first. Luckily with my second I was like a cow and fed half of the neonate ward as wellHad to come on to address the “ready made milk in cartons in case milk doesn’t come through straight away.” COMPLETE misconception that she’s spreading. Milk doesn’t come through straight away, it takes at least 3-5 days of colostrum feeding anyway. She’s just added fuel to a terrible fire that breastfeeding counsellors and supporters, midwives and the NHS are fighting to deal with. The only way your milk with come in is if you feed feed feed to stimulate your body to make the milk. By topping up with formula milk so early on, it’s even more unlikely that your milk will come in
I’m not trying to start a breast v formula debate, it’s everyone’s individual choice but she’s just spread a really dangerous fact.