The stuck on boobs look frankly absurd in that workout story - but I'm three months postpartum and have gone from a pert and perky C-cup to a rather saggy (and leaky) F-cup so that could be jealousy talking...
So cringe. I was going to buy that pram but will now be getting something else!Now she is doing an ad for her gifted pram which she could definitely afford anyway!
I agree! Also I don’t know why it couldn’t wait until she got home to put a story up about it, she in the middle of a busy road trying to squeeze out a tear about it.Agree the Bugaboo ad was rubbish! Just seen her stories, she’s complaining about her baby’s 8 week jabs and how unimpressed she was by her check up...wow she really does act like a princess. We all have good and bad experiences with the NHS but she sounds like she’s being a diva over something quite minor. If she needed a longer check or had issues, she should say and arrange another appointment when her baby is calmer - use common sense rather than hop straight onto your stories to whinge to strangers about it...
Yeah she could have, she didn’t have an easy birth (not that there ever is an ‘easy’ birth) and it must be so hard for anyone having a newborn in these times where you can’t have your family round for support. I really feel though, if she has just taken time off of Instagram to just have this time with her baby without having the need to project the image of perfection all the time she would have felt better for it. Trying to be perfect all the time just feeds the idea that you’re failing because you’re not perfect, no one is! And she’s not failing, no new mum is. Everyone is just winging it really which is why it’s really damaging to see people like her on Instagram baking and working out and making it look easy.I’m starting to wonder if she has PND. No shame in it if she does, and as stated above she has a support network and the wealth to get the help she needs. I think she’s lost her way a bit with her account. She’s gone from preachy nutritionist to over sharing her private life.
It appears influencers have their own rules. They are all at it.Bit weird that she has put on her story about recording her podcast thanking chessie king for looking after her little boy. I assume that means chessie was in her house looking after the baby as he is only 8 weeks old. I don’t follow her so is she from a single household? Unless she has formed a bubble with chessie which can only be done if she is on her own then that would be breaking lockdown rules wouldn’t it?
Amen to this!!Yeah she could have, she didn’t have an easy birth (not that there ever is an ‘easy’ birth) and it must be so hard for anyone having a newborn in these times where you can’t have your family round for support. I really feel though, if she has just taken time off of Instagram to just have this time with her baby without having the need to project the image of perfection all the time she would have felt better for it. Trying to be perfect all the time just feeds the idea that you’re failing because you’re not perfect, no one is! And she’s not failing, no new mum is. Everyone is just winging it really which is why it’s really damaging to see people like her on Instagram baking and working out and making it look easy.
I agree about her page, she needs to stick to nutrition on her page and maybe have a separate account for her everyday stuff
Must be so hot and sweaty tooI thought the whole point of putting your baby in a sling is so they are supported and you can be hands free. She is walking around with his head dangling around again to the point where she is having to hold his head.