Basically what she is saying is "don't worry new mums, it does get better...soon you can start palming them off to childminders and grandparents and you don't have to look after them anymore"
Which is fair enough I mean who doesn’t like it when their kid goes to childcare/grandparents for a bit but don’t play the ‘I don’t let my child cry, attachment parent, breastfeeding fanatically, perfect parent’ in the first place because you look like a knobHahaha that’s how I took it too! ‘Motherhood is better when you leave them with someone’
By that age he'll be fully mobile, running around the restaurant , having a full blown tantrum because he'sAnybody else think this is super naive
I can bet when Alf is 18 months pushing 2 years there is no way he will just be able to fall asleep in a pram at bedtime! Once they get his routine down then he will need and most definitely WANT his own bed! This would really piss my 2 year old off, the closest to this is a car journey home and then transition him to bed but not in a restaurant or wherever else.
Why’s he gone for 2 nights? Wouldn’t your first time away from him just be for 1?
Does she not get that a child is supposed to effect your normal every day life? Like I’m not being funny but a child isn’t supposed to just slot into all your plans and excursions, when you make a choice to have a child you’re accepting that you’ll have to miss some events/parties/activities because the human that depends on you needs you for something else every so often?? It’s not supposed to be easy and kids aren’t supposed to just line up when it’s convenient for your calendar? She’s un-bleeping-real how selfish she is.. he hasn’t effected MY ability or freedom to go places and it’s actually given ME more freedom because that’s more important to her than her son getting decent rest?? Do one Ashley, going on about being such a good mum because she breastfed, that’s not the only marker for being a good parent you dose. He’s going to resent her so much when he’s older, paying for having been breastfed and the patriarchy and the fact she was disappointed he’s not a girl.Anybody else think this is super naive
I can bet when Alf is 18 months pushing 2 years there is no way he will just be able to fall asleep in a pram at bedtime! Once they get his routine down then he will need and most definitely WANT his own bed! This would really piss my 2 year old off, the closest to this is a car journey home and then transition him to bed but not in a restaurant or wherever else.
Thread title suggestion: “Alf’s not a mistake, I love being a mum. Don’t sexualise me - here, look at my bum”
I know I just laughed at this thinking erm where’s the babyWho does she think she's kidding in her latest reel....putting Alf down for a nap in his cot and during the day...ffs it's a bundle of blankets in his cot.....do you think we're imbecile?
bollocks Ashley, we know he doesn't nap in His cot and definitely not during the day and then "pretending " to go when he's "crying "
just to sell her soul for a dyson vacuum
so much for empowering women
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