She hasn't saidJust wondering... does she breastfeed?
She hasn't saidJust wondering... does she breastfeed?
Hmm I don't think soJust wondering... does she breastfeed?
Don't look at her she's shy!Just wondering... does she breastfeed?
don’t spend hours filming every last detail of your life, posting swipe up links and debt advice and doing stories of boobing and you will be fine. Makes out she is super mum but can’t be ‘present’ most of the time because life revolves around the gram. We went from one to 2 last July, on the whole it really is fine and I have a 22 month age gap between mine.Oh god! I've got an 18 month old and currently pregnant with number 2. Not going to lie, I'm shitting it now particularly since feebz (perfect mother) Court is actually admitting it's a struggle. Any advice welcome here ladies
Agree....I had my second last April when my daughter was 19don’t spend hours filming every last detail of your life, posting swipe up links and debt advice and doing stories of boobing and you will be fine. Makes out she is super mum but can’t be ‘present’ most of the time because life revolves around the gram. We went from one to 2 last July, on the whole it really is fine and I have a 22 month age gap between mine.
i know everyone’s different, but surely if she’s just got his weight back up, concentrating on feeding - sitting down focussing on it - will mean he gets more milk? (This was always the case with my little one)So she’s walking round Morrison’s with her boob out, I’m starting to think this is all for her benefit as an exhibitionist and for attention, rather than the kids. Why can’t she feed him before she pops out or go to the cafe and sit down with him instead of literally swinging him round a supermarket when he’s trying to eat?!
Can't say I've ever seen anyone walking round feedingi know everyone’s different, but surely if she’s just got his weight back up, concentrating on feeding - sitting down focussing on it - will mean he gets more milk? (This was always the case with my little one)
Like you said - maybe she just loves being the centre or attention and walking round the supermarket with her boob out!
But then she won’t be able to gloat about how she overcame all the struggles and breastfed him until he was whatever age.she seems to be really struggling to BF this time around, causing her pain and the baby to struggle with weight gain. I never BF my son so dont want hate as its a genuine question, but when do you kind of call it a day and admit defeat with this?
I’ve wondered this too. Breastfeeding my first was as easy as falling off a log, had a cat 1 c-section and was still able to feed her straight away and successfully for 8 months. She got fat really quick and my boobs didn’t hurt and that was that.she seems to be really struggling to BF this time around, causing her pain and the baby to struggle with weight gain. I never BF my son so dont want hate as its a genuine question, but when do you kind of call it a day and admit defeat with this?
I agree! I BF my first until 10 months but the second wasn't gaining weight very quick and unless I BF constantly, their weight just wasn't going anywhere so I switched to formula and started gaining almost immediatelyI’ve wondered this too. Breastfeeding my first was as easy as falling off a log, had a cat 1 c-section and was still able to feed her straight away and successfully for 8 months. She got fat really quick and my boobs didn’t hurt and that was that.
It was more difficult with my second, no pain at all but she barely gained any weight for a while and that was scary.
I don’t know how/why feebs carries on when it’s this difficult for her, there’s this awful rhetoric amongst bfing mothers that ‘it might not be easy, but it will be worth it’ which is just such absolute horse tit.
Being in agony 24/7 is NOT worth it, your child failing to thrive is NOT worth it.
Informed is best but there surely comes a time when you have to assess your options and consider formula?
Personally I could not have carried on up against all the issues she’s had. Far too much to deal with especially with a toddler to look after too.
thats what i mean, with me having a perfectly happy & healthy 6m old who has only ever had formula how can this pain and upset with the weight gain be ‘worth it’ .. how will it make Herbie any different to my son? Totally think fed is best and if you want to BF go ahead, but when it comes at such a cost to mother and baby I just don’t understandI’ve wondered this too. Breastfeeding my first was as easy as falling off a log, had a cat 1 c-section and was still able to feed her straight away and successfully for 8 months. She got fat really quick and my boobs didn’t hurt and that was that.
It was more difficult with my second, no pain at all but she barely gained any weight for a while and that was scary.
I don’t know how/why feebs carries on when it’s this difficult for her, there’s this awful rhetoric amongst bfing mothers that ‘it might not be easy, but it will be worth it’ which is just such absolute horse tit.
Being in agony 24/7 is NOT worth it, your child failing to thrive is NOT worth it.
Informed is best but there surely comes a time when you have to assess your options and consider formula?
Personally I could not have carried on up against all the issues she’s had. Far too much to deal with especially with a toddler to look after too.
Totally agree. The constant stress phoebe must be feeling can’t be doing any of them any good at all. It’s sad she obviously feels this shame around formula because it would save her so much pain and anxiety and as you say herbie will be literally no different to any other babythats what i mean, with me having a perfectly happy & healthy 6m old who has only ever had formula how can this pain and upset with the weight gain be ‘worth it’ .. how will it make Herbie any different to my son? Totally think fed is best and if you want to BF go ahead, but when it comes at such a cost to mother and baby I just don’t understand
What if he fails to thrive and becomes severely masnourished? She hasn't thought this throughShe is so obsessed with being a breast feeder I can’t see her ever offering formula! It’s literally her whole identity!