I got up at 5am
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I already did a few pages back. This thread is about Pippa. Head to mumsnet if you want to discuss birth and parenting
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NoMoreSpotlight
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Oh fuck me we’re back to how well her clothes wash 
I am begging the Pippa fans to please please please set up a rave thread. I’ll do it for ye?
I am begging the Pippa fans to please please please set up a rave thread. I’ll do it for ye?
I'd love to see her stuck at a computer at her kitchen table for 40 hours a week. Doing the housework and prepping the dinner on her lunch break. Then legging it out the door at 5 for pickups and after school activities. Then cooking, cleaning and homework. Maybe collapsing on the couch between 8 and 9. Pippa, that's work love.Ah now I wouldn't really call switching on lights work!!! She drove in her county to Kildare village and pressed a button! If she wants to call that work more luck to her!!!
this thread is becoming a bore with the ravers, honest to god!NoMoreSpotlight
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You’re right, poor Pippa isn’t at all privileged the poor auld divil. She’s run ragged between scrubbing pots and thumbing a lift to the post office to collect her butter vouchers 
Some serious Pippa stans on here, you’d almost think they had some connection to her…..
Some serious Pippa stans on here, you’d almost think they had some connection to her…..
rosyparker
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Why feel sorry for her? Sorry but I despise that attitude towards mothers of boys. As a mother of two boys myself, I hate to think that people believe I might have wanted for a girl or “feel sorry for me”. I have no desire whatsoever to have a girl. I love being a mother of boys!!Hate that term too, it's awful and makes women feel inadequate.....c section is major surgery....I had a vaginal delivery on my 1st and c section on my 2nd and for me personally the c section was way easier on my body than the vaginal delivery, but my first was very traumatic instrumental delivery, it all depends, on my 2nd I had an elective section due to me having a PPH on my first and it was a breeze on comparison, obviously painful afterwards, but the pain of contractions for me were absolutely horrific, we do what we have to do to birth our babies safely, and that is a miracle in itself
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He is a beautiful baby and I'm so glad all went well, but I can't help but feel a little bit sorry for her not having a girl, I'd imagine she'd love a girl
ahtisyourself
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Yeah like I’m going to upload a picture of my kids private bedrooms onto a public website
what a strange requestNoMoreSpotlight
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I’m starting to miss the posters who kept telling us the quality of the jeans was second to none and they washed really wellSo we’ve moved on from the section talk to gender talkthis thread is a MELT
Next up for the thread, bottle or breast #shotsfired
ahtisyourself
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Getting Ventura in to do her decorations.. what a crock of shite. Why is it the new thing now to outsource doing the chrimbo decorations? Just shove them up any old way like a normal person who cares whether or not they are insta perfect. Shower of dopes
For those who don’t have children it’s not the norm to look this good a week after a baby and that is OK! . Generally you are very sore, emotional, wrecked, trying to adjust, your lucky to fit in a shower in between cooking and cleaning and feeding. Pippa has lots of help - I think it’s important to call that out. People shouldn’t use insta as a benchmark, it’s far from reality.
Cant-be-arsed
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I can’t understand why people think nude coloured gym leggings are attractive
NoMoreSpotlight
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The most offensive thing on this thread is the word ‘mom’
*it’s a joke before anyone gets offended or tells me about certain parts of the country where it’s used/Its a derivative of a Mhamaí etc
*it’s a joke before anyone gets offended or tells me about certain parts of the country where it’s used/Its a derivative of a Mhamaí etc
NoMoreSpotlight
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I doubt it, most normal people don’t share intimate photos of their children’s private spaces e.g. where they sleep etc. Its called healthy parenting. Good luck to all these poor fuckers kids when they’re teens/adults and they look back at how their parents sold their childhoods. Hope they’ve a discount code for therapy.
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What does it matter what way the little baby comes once it is healthy & well & mum too.
Very unfair comment.
Canyouactuallycope
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It actually doesn't suit her to be so flashy and show offy..very suzanne Jackson that kind of behaviour, and you except that kind of crass behaviour from suzanne, there's absolutely no need to show the flight. To me that's so boring, ohhhh great you are having prawns and avocado on your Emirates flight instead of a chicken and stuffing sandwich you get on aer lingus, and so what?!!!!
She had c sections previously if that's what you mean.. having an elective c section in 36 hours myself, that term
*Cherrycola*
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Imagine getting to have a few cocktails at night and at 6 the next morning, not having your kids running around, waving their armbands in your face, looking for pancakes. That's when a nanny on hols would be bliss
Canyouactuallycope
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Paying a company to decorate her tree, now I know she's loaded through charging whatever she likes for jeans and sweatshirts but imagine having 2 small kids, prime santa age, and not putting your own tree up with them. My best memories of Christmas as a child is decorating the tree at home with my brothers and sisters. As you said,shove the tree up, it's all part of the fun for the kids, but sadly it's all about how it will look on Instagram pictures. Is this the crowd she got to do the nursery?