Thought the exact same. And as with any I skip them. They’re not genuine.So those ‘ad’ stories telling us all not to judge instagrammers who do ads were a sneaky precursor to the hello fresh adverts that will be taking over her stories for the next week
I am late, reading through these threads so sorry for my late like and reply. I am not a mum or a MW but all my sisters have had babies and my best friend 4 months ago. My friend had a detailed birth plan of a pool birth and hypno birthing. Of course, this didn't happen. Her labour slowed down and she had to get out the pool and deliver on the bed. I asked her if she was upset about not having the full birth in the pool or doing the hypno stuff and she said "nope, the hypno stuff drove her mad anyway and at the end of the day I would have done anything to deliver her safely. Didn't care just wanted out and safe."Long time lurker.
First time commenter!
I’ve tried not to comment for months well because of my job but tonight’s comments on her stories have fucked me off something rotten.
qualified MW here and her comments and her duck all knowledge on midwifery piss me right off. Midwives don’t just spend 3 years at university then a following 12-24 months on a preceptorship for some one who’s read a few books and given birth once preach about an evidence based degree that she knows duck all about.
You go ahead hen and eat your dates and have your perineal massage and hypnobirth and don’t listen to your midwife because of course feebs knows best. You can plan all you want for your perfect birth and I’m so happy you got it the last time but stop trying to lure other women into a false sense of security that there birth will be plain sailing because who’s the woman going to blaim when your stupid obnoxious recommendations go wrong and she ends up with failure to progress and a cat 2 section and maybe piles for good measure.
Not you, but her midwife.
You stupid bleeping arse.
Glad that’s off my chest
Also i just want to point out that I am in total support and advocate for women and it’s there birth, their choice and informed consent is so important, but there are evidence based guidelines and procedures we follow to the core to prevent maternal mortality for a reason.
Most of the vibes that I get from her posts is, please ignore all medical advice given because it’s your baby your birth and listen to moi because I am the font of all knowledge and of course have a medical degree in PREACH. It’s so dangerous and I would never in any circumstances listen to a ‘SW consultant’ on the gram.
Think I have over done it in comments tonight, I apologise.
This is why I do not believe in detailed birth plans. Mine was hospital of choice (local one) and if necessary epidural, which I had.I am late, reading through these threads so sorry for my late like and reply. I am not a mum or a MW but all my sisters have had babies and my best friend 4 months ago. My friend had a detailed birth plan of a pool birth and hypno birthing. Of course, this didn't happen. Her labour slowed down and she had to get out the pool and deliver on the bed. I asked her if she was upset about not having the full birth in the pool or doing the hypno stuff and she said "nope, the hypno stuff drove her mad anyway and at the end of the day I would have done anything to deliver her safely. Didn't care just wanted out and safe."
My sisters were the same, one said no pain relief just gas and air but then went on to have epidural but again no big deal. One had an emergency c section, didn't care so long as baby was safe and healthy.
If i were giving birth I would do all I could to ensure a safe and healthy delivery. No messing, just do what needs doing to get them out safe xx
Phoebe at 18, think she looks her age here?! I think a combination of things make you look older, weight, style, hair, genetics. PS: Her Facebook is open.I’d love to see what she looked like at 21 bet she never had any issues getting into clubs when she was 16/17!
She looks older at 18 than I do now in my late 30sPhoebe at 18, think she looks her age here?! I think a combination of things make you look older, weight, style, hair, genetics. PS: Her Facebook is open.
Oh wow.Phoebe at 18, think she looks her age here?! I think a combination of things make you look older, weight, style, hair, genetics. PS: Her Facebook is open.
oh myPhoebe at 18, think she looks her age here?! I think a combination of things make you look older, weight, style, hair, genetics. PS: Her Facebook is open.
She still looks 30Phoebe at 18, think she looks her age here?! I think a combination of things make you look older, weight, style, hair, genetics. PS: Her Facebook is open.
Omg can’t cope!! I’m going in for a nosy.Phoebe at 18, think she looks her age here?! I think a combination of things make you look older, weight, style, hair, genetics. PS: Her Facebook is open.
Haha Well that's even more obvious that she reads here! Thought she did anyway with some of her posts always seem to relate to what has been mentioned here but that just confirms itAnd her Facebook is now private wow that was quick, hi phoebe total proof that she reads here!
She must have been reading here, it’s now private! Vesper is the image of her DadPhoebe at 18, think she looks her age here?! I think a combination of things make you look older, weight, style, hair, genetics. PS: Her Facebook is open.
Edit - just seen it’s already been saidShe must have been reading here, it’s now private! Vesper is the image of her Dad
Think it's probably more confidence to do with clothes, baggy clothes helps hide the lumps and bumps, but it also makes you look bigger than you are and frumpy (speaking from experience). Someone people are bigger, embrace it, dress well and look great.oh my
Its so strange, when she lost weight she wore some lovely clothes and looked good, not because of her size but because her clothes were not ageing and moth bitten looking. It seems that when she’s overweight she can’t just size up on the same kind of clothes, but instead starts dressing like a movie typical frumpy old bag lady.
It’s called inflation my love, much like your waistline has done.She’s in her stories moaning about the price of nipple cream going up a couple of quid, yet banging in all the Stella in a kids trolley for Jimbo, Jesus Christ, mustn’t upset Mr Shrek now can we!