Honestly after my first I remember peeing with my hand covering it worried it was all going to fall out. I can only imagine. I put money on it that she cannot control her own bladder any more.
The Radford Family #3 Sue needs a new pram, the bakery’s a sham and the media company’s a scam
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I've had 4 and I'm still intact and I don't piss myself when I sneeze. Not sure I wanna push my luck by having 20 more babies though...I’m morbidly curious about what over 20 pregnancies & births would really do to anyone down there
I’ve only had one and yes there’s a few changes but I feel like in most areas I’ve been lucky to be close to the same as before. But I literally cannot imagine the state her body must be in, there’s no way she’s been almost unscathed more than twenty times over especially her bits. I feel sore just thinking about it
I’m sure you’re tempted to have two dozen kids but no, it’s not worth chancing your luck
She shouldn't have spoken about Tillie while she was on the car listening...the poor little girl....vile woman
She’s probably got a fanny like a wizards sleeve
Oh yes,those ones that are trendy and will be filmed and put in the cupboard.But bamboo plates and coconut bowls look better on the gram. Maybe someone will gift them some.
The kids have always looked underfed to me.
Didn't think she would be bothering with reusable nappies.
His children have Uncles and Aunts younger than them.
But I am sure most 30 odd year olds would be disgusted at their parents still having babies
I havent seen pics but heard Noel needs a sat nav to get out!I’m morbidly curious about what over 20 pregnancies & births would really do to anyone down there
They should have just given her a c-section 10 babies ago and fitted a zip!
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I think we can safely say that the Radford's are reading here and trying to take the vlogs in the direction of criticism. Tillie probably didn't know what had come over her parents when they said they wanted to make her a fruit smoothie!
Oh yes she reads here, She always has read everything. Surprised she hasnt sent over a lynch mob to shut us all up.
New headline forThe sun.............. Mum of 22 take parenting advice from a gossip site.
When we get to a new thread it should be titled TRF #3- Our condolences to your lady bits!
Hope she doesn’t get colds very often, can you imagine how bad it would be when she sneezes? Must be like a wave crashing through the ocean 
I'm surprised she doesn't just have a trail of wee following here round wherever she goes to be honest!Hope she doesn’t get colds very often, can you imagine how bad it would be when she sneezes? Must be like a wave crashing through the ocean
She must live in tena pants, surely?
I think the current theme on the thread is a bit off. I don't think it's fair to discuss someone's body and bodily functions just because they are in the lime light. Feels a bit below the belt (no pun intended) also anyone could have issue down below after childbirth lets not make people feel bad !
I can just imagine them calling the kids one by one, it would be like Cletus from the simpsons calling his brood for pretzels 
Also, I might be a bit naïve (but I haven't given birth so will be), but surely multiple births is no difference to one birth? Does it really get looser and looser? The babies don't get any bigger. The vagina is designed to do what it does..
I had a 5lb baby 10 years ago and my bladder has had it. This has made me book an appointment about it lol
Not a doctor but I think the main problem would be the constant, back to back pregnancies. Just like it’s not good for your body to be weightlifting everyday, it’s not good for your pelvic floor to be constantly having to support the weight of pregnancies (which can be very heavy considering the baby, placenta, amniotic fluid etc) without enough of a break to recover. The muscles will get fatigued and weaken, meaning the woman will be less able to control her bladder/sometimes even bowel, and more at risk of a prolapse, because the muscles have been overused and aren’t strong enough to hold everything in anymore
Pelvic floor exercises can really help but I think even they have their limits (the limit probably being 20 kids, sure when would you even find time to do them?)
I apologise if I offended anyone with my comment which was influenced by my own vagina gazing
and definitely recommend pushing for help if you have pelvic floor issues (after pregnancy or otherwise), my physiotherapists/gynaecologists have been amazing
I can just imagine them calling the kids one by one, it would be like Cletus from the simpsons calling his brood for pretzels
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