Rhitrition #2 Rhi could do with a huge cake; so many ads now, such a fake

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MilkAndTwoSugars

i think it'll be really tough for her to have another baby without support (hubby rarely home) but i think she'll do it to try get a girl
 
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Megatron1298

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What is the logic behind hiding one child's face but not the other?
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Theoretically babies faces change a lot so anything she posts will not mean they are identifiable to the public when they are older. But she picks and chooses when she shares Zs face so it’s a bit redundant . I don’t know if that’s her reasoning though of course
 
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londonlurker123

Totally redundant, anyone that follows her would know exactly what he looks like. Showing different angles of his face every single day or even that video that she posted, it’s easy to build a picture. I’m really baffled by some of the instagrammers choices
 
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MakeDamnSure

She barely even covers his face most of the time anyway it’s all performative bullshit! If she cared in anyway about their safety or privacy she wouldn’t post them at all! Also they do not have any privacy if you are posting about every little thing they do, down to their bowel movements regardless of whether you put an emoji over their face or not!
 
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Alfie1234

I’ve always said this, she holds herself to be so superior to others and such an amazing “mummy” yet breaches her children’s privacy and literally sells them for content.
 
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lilelms

Alfie1234 said:
I’ve always said this, she holds herself to be so superior to others and such an amazing “mummy” yet breaches her children’s privacy and literally sells them for content.
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she comes across as an unhinged mum not a perfect one playing catch-up and missed the gp rant - but if a gp can tell you need help during a short appointment it’s probably a sign you should listen to them

Personally I’ve always thought she just covers Z’s face when it’s not “perfect” enough
 
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MakeDamnSure

This exactly proves my point. She may not have posted a picture of them but how is this protecting her children’s privacy by sharing to the world that they pooed on the carpet. I mean, babies/toddlers have accidents it’s not the end of the world but they might be mortified one day that that was posted about them and they cannot consent to it.
 

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londonlurker123

Shoving random stuff into muffins, she’s turning into what mummy makes. All these instagrammers pushing the same thing
 
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MakeDamnSure

What a way to monetise your child’s birthday by giving away a scooter if people follow you and comment what their favourite cake is! Nothing says happy birthday like new followers and increased engagement I suppose! Still, it’s definitely worth going back on her ‘principles’ of not showing Z’s face on her main grid
 
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londonlurker123

Not showing his face on her personal page but now showing on her business page with loads more followers just to drum up more followers for both. Anything for a pretty penny. Not surprised after she was using his goodie bags for free advertising
 
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Megatron1298

God she is really obsessed with the fact she gave birth in the pandemic. Why would you make his birthday post about that of all things. She could have made a lovely post about HIM (even though I don’t even agree with kids on social media) but she had to make it about HER
 
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TreeTrunksApplePie

londonlurker123 said:
I know! She really needs to move on, the rest of the world has
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i do agree, but it’s still talked about a lot in birth trauma circles online. It’s not just her. (I had a traumatic birth but not during the pandemic)

One of the insta accounts I follow did a Q&A around it just the other day.

It’s funny though we all experienced the things she described. The isolation, clapping for carers etc. Yeah it was a bit weird but it’s not this big special experience unique to them. I feel much more sorry for people who lost a loved one or struggled with a serious medical issue during that time than I do for someone who gave birth.

I think she’s just the type that wants to be traumatised more than she actually is tbh. Increases the engagement
 
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