Sophie Payne

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I'm probably gonna sound really horrible and I don't mean to.. But flip me for the child being soo gravely ill he has made one super fast recovery to be home already less that 2 weeks later..

Some of my friends had babies that needed specialist care and they were in nicu for weeks and weeks...

Bowie also seems to be a pretty big boy he doesn't look like he's been struggling or sick at all.. Which I'm glad off I would never wish ill on anyone's child but it all just seems abit sudden of a recovery.

Also noticed a pic Adam but up and soph looks huge not that I'm weight shaming but she can't even hold Bowie properly!
I thought the same when I saw that photo! How is she going to care for him when she can barely hold him?
The child is laying at a real angle, I dread to think when he's older what shape she will have him in... Looks soo uncomfortable and unnatural
Is she actually having to hold his leg to help her keep hold of him?
 
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Wonder how her breastfeeding journey is going after she rushed to buy TWO Elvies when she was pregnant. Surely she would have mentioned having to pump for Bowie whilst she was away from him when he was in NICU
 
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Wonder how her breastfeeding journey is going after she rushed to buy TWO Elvies when she was pregnant. Surely she would have mentioned having to pump for Bowie whilst she was away from him when he was in NICU
I'm guessing she couldn't feed him. But she won't admit that
 
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wow she is huge! Not large shaming her, but the energy levels they will need & then the physically of looking after a baby will be hard at that size. He looks a decent size of a baby too, I wonder if she did have GD 🧐 not that she has to disclose any information but I think she’s kept lots to herself about how risky her pregnancy/birth etc was!
 
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I am very overweight and did struggle breastfeeding to start with. Being overweight. , I couldn't feed in the traditional position so had to use rugby hold, put baby on a pillow alongside me and use my breast to reach his mouth and feed. I did however exclusively breastfeed for six months and then continue to 15 months so it is possible being very overweight but limiting in terms of positions.

The advantage I had though was that I am overweight but also very large breasts (kk cup and size 26 ish) so I suppose it made it easier in that respect as my breasts could reach baby! I think.had I had Sophie's proportions of being even bigger but smaller breasts (in proportion to size) I would have found it extremely difficult if not impossible.
 
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I'd love to know what that baby weighs! He has some cheeks on him for a baby born what 3 weeks early?
 
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What's with the posts about eachother 🤔 just say it in private or on a card ? So odd
 
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I see the lack of mobility is evident already.. i always changed my sons nappy on my knee or on the floor.. in her husbands Instagram post you can see the changing mat in background on the kitchen counter 😳 Neither of them will be able to bend or stretch too much due to their weight.. ok for a newborn but what about a wriggly, heavier baby in a few months? They’ll need all the help they can get 😳
 
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I see the lack of mobility is evident already.. i always changed my sons nappy on my knee or on the floor.. in her husbands Instagram post you can see the changing mat in background on the kitchen counter 😳 Neither of them will be able to bend or stretch too much due to their weight.. ok for a newborn but what about a wriggly, heavier baby in a few months? They’ll need all the help they can get 😳
I’d never choose to change my boys nappies on the floor. I don’t think it will have an impact.
 
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I see the lack of mobility is evident already.. i always changed my sons nappy on my knee or on the floor.. in her husbands Instagram post you can see the changing mat in background on the kitchen counter 😳 Neither of them will be able to bend or stretch too much due to their weight.. ok for a newborn but what about a wriggly, heavier baby in a few months? They’ll need all the help they can get 😳
She's had a c section....
 
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She's had a c section....
So did I 🤣
you can still change a baby’s nappy on your knee or sofa level (if your weight allows u to bend). It’s more normal than changing them on the kitchen counter 🤣
 
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So as we predicted she rushed out and bought one of them very expensive Breast pumps and can’t even use it… gob 😂
 
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