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It's so sad isn't it? Is there anything she does that's authentic with her son? Imagine every time you talk and play with your child it's being filmed and making money. I can't imagine she does anything spontaneous with him. C's whole life is for an app.
beckysgummysmile
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The fact her sister is a DOCTOR just makes it even more of a piss takeGlobal pandemic, NHS stretched beyond belief, Georgia goes to A&E for an eyelash. It’s like she’s on a different planet
Suzesnooze
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I see her posting again about how she didn't feel instant love for Cooper and that she went back to work 2 weeks after giving birth. I've always thought they didn't cope well with having a baby that disrupted their lives. I definitely don't think she'll be having anymore kids. I've got a few friends who were the same. Parenthood wasn't what they expected and they never had any other kids.
Picklelily
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I feel so sorry for her but she is so so lucky that she's privelleged enough to be able to afford a whole bunch of new toys and that she has people on tap to supply a Christmas dinner. It's all well and good telling people to cry etc that doesn't help the people that don't have the money or connections.
I have to say it resonates with me. I absolutely love my child, but it took me a while to form a strong bond, and I still have flashes of regret. I know that sounds evil and horrible, and I would not change her for anything; but if I could go back in time and the thought of a baby was abstract ie it wasn't you could have or not have your particular child, but a hypothetical child you didn't know then I wouldn't.
That said, I don't document my life on social media to strangers, and if we pick up on the fact of how she feels then goodness knows how he will feel about it if he ever reads it. i am all for women being honest and hate it when it's shows as all sunshine and rainbows, but imo the balance between that and the feelings of your child is important. I have never told another soul how I feel (aside from my therapist, I know how cliche), because I am terrified she would one day find out, and that is so unfair and would break my heart.
Suzesnooze
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It's because she's losing followers so now needs to go back to being Danny from McFly's wife!
majestic26
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I think it's fine for people to say 'hey, it's okay to admit if you find parenting hard and miss the times you had some freedom from time to time' but this is literally ALL she ever says on her feed. Like it's fine to feel that way occasionally if you're having a hard day or are particularly bogged down with stuff, but if this is the dominant feeling that she's having all the time, especially a few years into parenting, there's something not quite right.
I can remember so clearly, a few days after I had my little boy, the hormones hit hard and I vividly remember thinking 'oh my god, we've made a mistake, I can't do this, and now we can't send him back!' but of course it passes and now he is the absolute light of my life and the highlight of every day. Yes I sometimes miss being able to choose how I spent my weekends (and I often feel jealous of my friends with kids, who have more extensive childcare options with local family than I do, so they're able to get a bit of free time when they need it) but I wouldn't change it for the absolute world.
Also, my god, I would never post about it all over a public social media account for my little one to find in the future, or for his friends and friends' parents to see. There's been honest, and then there's acknowledging that some feelings are best kept between you and your partner, or you and your therapist - not you and thousands of strangers.
I can remember so clearly, a few days after I had my little boy, the hormones hit hard and I vividly remember thinking 'oh my god, we've made a mistake, I can't do this, and now we can't send him back!' but of course it passes and now he is the absolute light of my life and the highlight of every day. Yes I sometimes miss being able to choose how I spent my weekends (and I often feel jealous of my friends with kids, who have more extensive childcare options with local family than I do, so they're able to get a bit of free time when they need it) but I wouldn't change it for the absolute world.
Also, my god, I would never post about it all over a public social media account for my little one to find in the future, or for his friends and friends' parents to see. There's been honest, and then there's acknowledging that some feelings are best kept between you and your partner, or you and your therapist - not you and thousands of strangers.
Bobcatbobbins
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I used to actually like her a lot until the constant ads and the fact she pretty much ignores Danny. I love Danny as well....have done for years. She seems like a proper snooty cow nowadays.
Quite Contrary
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With birthdays and Mother’s Day etc, they have both seemed pretty genuinely lovey dovey in their posts and stories recently... I hope that means if they had problems in lockdown as some of us suspected that they’ve moved on from them. Can imagine Georgia’s brain issues have been quite stressful 
Quite Contrary
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A new fella? It looked like her and Keith split up.
Georgia’s stories yesterday pissed me off, here I am being lockdown mum extraordinaire doing sofa softplay obstacle course with Cooper... oh wait, it’s just an ad for Tetleys
DozyWebster
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i think she wanted an all singing/all dancing kid like the Fletchers/Judd’s and they’ve actually got a very sensitive little boy.
onasidequest
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I'm confused. She and Danny encourage Cooper to express his emotions and communicate how he's feeling... for her to then ignore his wishes anyway? Express yourself but only when mummy has energy and I'm going to ignore your personal boundaries for social media.
Even if she said every penny from every ad he's in goes into his bank account it still doesn't take away the fact that she is using a child, who cannot give consent, to increase her clicks and desirability to all advertisers. A cute child will attract more likes than a woman trying to flog a sports bra. She increases her analytics, attracts more followers/subs which in turn makes her account more desirable to advertisers and for sponsorships. She's not the first to do it and she certainly won't be the last for some time unfortunately. The children of Instagram will grow up not knowing how to earn a living without selling themselves. The next generation are totally fucked.
TalkOfTheGram
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No way has she got her 2 year old son painting rocks and managed to turn it into an #ad as well. She doesn't even try to hide it anymore. It's just as after ad. Obviously I've went wrong somewhere because I spent the other day making a hedgehog using paints and leafs and didn't get paid for it.
I refuse to believe she couldn't think to let her toddler get messy and paint some stones on her own, but then again she is getting money from I just taking a few photos and doing what most parents do with their children
I refuse to believe she couldn't think to let her toddler get messy and paint some stones on her own, but then again she is getting money from I just taking a few photos and doing what most parents do with their children
Quite Contrary
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Wearing pyjamas and trying to flog baby bath products by pimping out her childGenuine question, what's her job?
Quite Contrary
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That’s what I found the worst part of this, he’s clearly a very sensitive 4 year old (from info and videos she’s put out there), so for him to come out with this expression is utterly heartbreaking
I don’t think my 4 year old knows expressions like that and I would be so upset if she said that to me. Not Georgia though, just carry on filming your own whingeing for the Gram… how ironic 