If doesn’t sit right with me making fun of a Native American name but it also doesn’t sit right with me two English people giving their child a NA name and fetishing parts of a culture that isn’t theirs.
There’s no way they play scrabbleI doubt they have any idea its native american, it seems more like they just picked a few scrabble tiles to see what came up.
She did say in an interview the kids wanted to play scrabble and monopoly in lockdown instead of doing schoolwork so I know she def has the tiles to hand.There’s no way they play scrabble
They probably teach her how to spell with them.She did say in an interview the kids wanted to play scrabble and monopoly in lockdown instead of doing schoolwork so I know she def has the tiles to hand.
She’s in the thick of it. A few weeks in. On her knees with sleep deprivation. Hormones all over the shop. Thinking you’ll never sleep again. Remember it well.Aw Kate's post on Insta has just made me tear up a little. I know she's very privileged but it makes me sad the though of someone feeling like that. It's very honest.
Yes , add in a lockdown and any new mum is bound to be feeling it. I doubt her husband is particularly supportive eitherShe’s in the thick of it. A few weeks in. On her knees with sleep deprivation. Hormones all over the shop. Thinking you’ll never sleep again. Remember it well.
Yeah agreed. I’d imagine he would be out with work a lot. It’s isolating. Really isolating. I remember being so envious of my husband leaving the house to see people and have a poo in peace. The small things seem massive when your world suddenly is turned on its head.Yes , add in a lockdown and any new mum is bound to be feeling it. I doubt her husband is particularly supportive either
I felt exactly the same when I read it. I had my second baby in October and did exactly the same. Baby hormones plus no sleep and then throw in a lockdown is tough. Was fine once the hormones had settled, they hit you like a tonne of bricksAw Kate's post on Insta has just made me tear up a little. I know she's very privileged but it makes me sad the though of someone feeling like that. It's very honest.
I hope history isn’t repeatingI feel for her as much as I dont agree with how they got together rumoured anyway,the fact he is a cheat and I believe she knows or how she uses the children for engagement.she is a new mum,an actual mum in one of the most terrifying times this world is going through.she can't have the face to face support she needs.i remember for the months after my girl was born id be smiling to people telling them ots okay she's a dream when inside id never felt more alone.envious my partner was going to work,doing the shopping just doing anything.id take her out but then worry were people looking at me as she was crying she had colic so I felt I failed.i hope she is getting the support she needs truly do.whether its from her husband which I think he is expecting her tk be that perfect mum so isn't helping.or from family.its OK to not be OK and its OK to ask for help
I hope not too it cannot feel nice bet she feels so isolated and also like she has to put up with it them 3 children have already lost their mum she cannot leave them tiiI hope history isn’t repeating
Does a nanny stop you being sad and hormonal after having a baby when you can’t see family or friends?I’ve heard that she has a live in nanny helping her out that she is conveniently not mentioning.
Hell no, but I’d expect it to help with the physical load and lack of sleepDoes a nanny stop you being sad and hormonal after having a baby when you can’t see family or friends?
I don't think beverley macker was suggesting that. A nanny lifts the burden in other areas which means mum can get more me time.Does a nanny stop you being sad and hormonal after having a baby when you can’t see family or friends?