The only woman in the history of the universe to carry a childPreggers now though, precious flower, can't be bending or doing any hard graft
bleeping hell......so much angst over taking a bath. Have one. Don't have one. No one cares.Perhaps she’s angling for a freebie/gifted/collab from Phoebe’s new maternity range?
What a twit!
It's so entertaining! If there's one thing she's good at it's digging herself a hole. The blunders get worse every time!
Yep, me too - have one most nights!
writing or amending those toy posts. It screams Grabby. So rude, patronising and snippy. In business you can’t get away with talking to potential customers like that. But she doesn’t have a scoob having lived in an echo chamber all her life. Gosh no! Put the woman in a plastic bubble pronto!Preggers now though, precious flower, can't be bending or doing any hard graft
Or a wee in peaceShe is
And a tiny violin for Grabs please for not having had ‘many’ baths recently. Wait until she has 2 kids. She won’t have time to have a bath for 3 years!!!
Ikea acknowledged my email and took it seriously.
Bet it suited this asexual couple perfectly to have an almost immaculate conception. The fact they’ve been shagging for over half her life aged 27 makes me feel sick. No wonder it’s no spontaneous conception.
Drafty old house! Think they need to add some insulation and fix the drafty windows!
This person walks amongst us
IKEA got in a lot of trouble when the MALM chest of drawers toppled over on children. They now take safety a lot more seriously.Ikea acknowledged my email and took it seriously.
I have in my mind a rough line in the sand when it comes to ‘interfering’ in influencer’s lives. That line in the sand is crossed if influencers don’t declare marketing/advertising/affiliates properly as there are industry standards/legislation they must abide by. It’s their job to know these rules and the rules are there to protect vulnerable members of our society.
I’ll also cross the line if they are putting their own or other people’s children at risk - which these Stanley Stools do. They are marketing a modified, untested piece of equipment to be used by tiny children in the most hazardous room of the house.
And already their responses about safety are defensive. Imagine if a baby reaches over and pulls a boiling saucepan off the cooker and their foot becomes trapped in the stool’s handle delaying them being given first aid or breaking their leg. It’s completely unsafe.
The Ikea stool is also Ikea’s intellectual property and Little Miss Blogger would pitch a fit if someone used her words or images without permission (which is unlikely as they are mostly rubbish, but still).
Has this been deleted already?
That’s a good outcome, because businesses need to understand that not all consumers have the capacity to use their products safely or properly. The business has to be responsible for making their product as fool proof as possible during the research and development stage.
Hmm, to each their own on that one. My mum would tell you something entirely different again - I was weaned at 11 months and was ready. Let’s not be those people.I’m only part way through and I can’t read any more
I’ve just got to the part where she says Freya wanted to stop breastfeeding. Now, of course it’s great she got to 14 months or whatever it was, but it’s almost certain that Freya didn’t want to stop. Natural term weaning isn’t until at least the age of 2. No shame in saying it was HER choice to stop, just admit it for what it is
It’s such a tricky one though, for various reasons
