Chloe Elizabeth

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queenpoppy27 said:
She can’t complain about costs of babies when she’s dressing him in high end designer things like moschino and she bought the crappy egg pram like every other insta hun going. When my baby was born I’d bought a travel system it was £500 and that included the isofix base for the car. I’m so glad I didn’t spend big money (and I could well afford to without sounding like a wanker) because I ended up buying him a stroller type buggy when he was about 4/5 months because I hated the bulkiness of the pram in the boot and having to constantly connect the different parts. But people like Chloe have to follow the cool crowd and get the most expensive items then have the audacity to complain about being broke. duck up and duck off!
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Instagram used to make me feel tit for not having all the top end stuff all the designer personalised stuff. But now he’s a bit older I realise he doesn’t give a tit what pram he has, what clothes he wears and he cannot read his own name on his baby grow. I’d rather have the money to spend on nice days out. You’re absolutely correct instagram is all to fit in and to please other people
 
It’s so easy to get sucked into comparing your life with someone on insta, I’ve been there and done that but with age I’ve realised 99% of these influencers are all as fake as their Turkey teeth. As long as my babies have a roof over their head, clothes on their backs and food in their belly’s then I know I’m doing more than enough as a mum. Not buying a £300 fendi romper for them to wear once and tit/spew all over and be grown out of it a few wks later just to look good for Instagram. It’s all F-A-K-E!
 
brookemck8 said:
Instagram used to make me feel tit for not having all the top end stuff all the designer personalised stuff. But now he’s a bit older I realise he doesn’t give a tit what pram he has, what clothes he wears and he cannot read his own name on his baby grow. I’d rather have the money to spend on nice days out. You’re absolutely correct instagram is all to fit in and to please other people
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Also … kids do not appreciate it when they are just given it as standard.

my friend who is a little less “mainstream” brought her child up the opposite way. At the age of 10-11 he got his first pair of like.. Nike/Adidas trainers (as opposed to unbranded) and you’d have thought he’d been given the world. He was ecstatic and so grateful. My niece and nephew on the other hand barely look up from their phone to say thanks when they’re given some money… not bc they’re e rude but bc £10 means nothing to them when they are used to having everything.

also edited to add iv seen ppl say before they wasted money on Jordan’s and Nike trainers for their kid to stay on trend when until they’re older, what the kid is really excited by is some Spider-Man trainers that flash :)
 
“LUCKY” that her son is on prescribed milk….. just sickening
 

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queenpoppy27 said:
I feel bad for her and poor romeo that things kept getting thrown his way but the way she goes on about all the appointments it’s like it’s such an inconvenience for her. We’re so lucky that we have our amazing NHS, imagine if she was in America having to pay for her healthcare! Obviously it’s not ideal for anyone to spend so much time with their kids at the hospital and she has my sympathy but it’s just always complaining about it or being sarcastic with the emojis 🙃🙃🙃 how about talking about how amazing the doctors and nurses are for helping romeo get to the stage he’s at now?
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I don’t think she’s bothered that they’re an inconvenience for her - I think anyone would obviously wish that they didn’t have to happen if they were in Chloe’s shoes. And I’m sure she has mentioned how amazing the staff have been multiple times on her stories.

WeetabixNoMilk said:
“LUCKY” that her son is on prescribed milk….. just sickening
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My little boy ended up being on prescribed milk due to a cows milk allergy he’s since grown out of. I remember at the time being a little relieved, one less cost to deal with. She clearly isn’t meaning she’s lucky he’s got the issue which has resulted in him needing prescribed milk.
 
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imagine bragging about getting your milk for free .She is lazy and needs a job and if she struggles with buying baby stuff she should have a word with that cringey baby daddy .I’d be embarrassed if my sons mother was posting that she struggled with buying what my baby needs on sm.Instead of buying designer babygrows maybe buy him some toys seeing as he’s never seen with anything else .I can remember buying my eldest ,now 7 Burberry and chloe dresses .It’s honestly such a waste ,they wear it for such little time .My baby now gets next or the supermarkets which do the job just as well .Much better to buy things to keep them entertained or days out .I used to like chloe /feel sorry for her but she’s gone way down on my estimations lately
 
livbae said:
My little boy ended up being on prescribed milk due to a cows milk allergy he’s since grown out of. I remember at the time being a little relieved, one less cost to deal with. She clearly isn’t meaning she’s lucky he’s got the issue which has resulted in him needing prescribed milk.
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Nah, I don’t think I’d ever feel relieved that my baby daughter needed a prescription just to be able to eat
 
WeetabixNoMilk said:
Nah, I don’t think I’d ever feel relieved that my baby daughter needed a prescription just to be able to eat
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You’re completely manipulating that into something it isn’t lmao

At no point did I say relieved he needed a prescription to eat, I made quite clear that wasn’t what I was saying. But some of us like to try and see a positive side to the crappy things that happen and that for me was saving a few pounds a week on formula.

to think that anyone would mean they were lucky their child had the condition that resulted in them needing prescribed milk is just bizarre to me

That said however, it’s obviously not something I would go bragging about. I personally just always try to put a little positive twist on tit situations.
 
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livbae said:
You’re completely manipulating that into something it isn’t lmao

At no point did I say relieved he needed a prescription to eat, I made quite clear that wasn’t what I was saying. But some of us like to try and see a positive side to the crappy things that happen and that for me was saving a few pounds a week on formula.

to think that anyone would mean they were lucky their child had the condition that resulted in them needing prescribed milk is just bizarre to me

That said however, it’s obviously not something I would go bragging about. I personally just always try to put a little positive twist on tit situations.
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Lmao damn

My daughter is ebf anyway. We’re allowed a difference of opinion. I personally wouldn’t find any relief in my daughter having a condition that affects her eating. That’s just me x
 
WeetabixNoMilk said:
Lmao damn

My daughter is ebf anyway. We’re allowed a difference of opinion. I personally wouldn’t find any relief in my daughter having a condition that affects her eating. That’s just me x
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Lucky you. I had hoped to do that but due to birth trauma was unable to. Again, it wasn’t a relief. It was ME trying to put a positive spin on another tit situation after an already tit situation. We don’t all have the same mindset and that’s fine. 🙂
 
livbae said:
I don’t think she’s bothered that they’re an inconvenience for her - I think anyone would obviously wish that they didn’t have to happen if they were in Chloe’s shoes. And I’m sure she has mentioned how amazing the staff have been multiple times on her stories.


My little boy ended up being on prescribed milk due to a cows milk allergy he’s since grown out of. I remember at the time being a little relieved, one less cost to deal with. She clearly isn’t meaning she’s lucky he’s got the issue which has resulted in him needing prescribed milk.
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I do get that it’s crappy she’s in this situation with her baby and I feel bad for them both like I said in my original post, but to constantly complain about it when she should Take some good from a situation she can’t change and realise how lucky she is to have such specialised doctors on her doorstep instead of constantly complaining about him having appointments. She makes it come across as such an inconvenience and there’s no denying that. And for her saying she’s “lucky” he’s on prescribed milk she obv wouldn’t have meant it in that way and I get that. All of us are happy with any thing that’s less expense to us, but when she’s constantly eating out/buying tacky designer tit for him what’s an extra £15-£20 a week on milk for her? So for her to even say that in her case is embarrassing!
 
livbae said:
Lucky you. I had hoped to do that but due to birth trauma was unable to. Again, it wasn’t a relief. It was ME trying to put a positive spin on another tit situation after an already tit situation. We don’t all have the same mindset and that’s fine. 🙂
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Sorry to hear you had birth trauma 😞 episiotomy, forceps and spinal headache mama here 🙋‍♀️ Birth sucks lmao
 
queenpoppy27 said:
I do get that it’s crappy she’s in this situation with her baby and I feel bad for them both like I said in my original post, but to constantly complain about it when she should Take some good from a situation she can’t change and realise how lucky she is to have such specialised doctors on her doorstep instead of constantly complaining about him having appointments. She makes it come across as such an inconvenience and there’s no denying that. And for her saying she’s “lucky” he’s on prescribed milk she obv wouldn’t have meant it in that way and I get that. All of us are happy with any thing that’s less expense to us, but when she’s constantly eating out/buying tacky designer tit for him what’s an extra £15-£20 a week on milk for her? So for her to even say that in her case is embarrassing!
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My child born the same month also is under RVI care so far 2 operations multiple scans etc and believe me you do get sick of the site of the place and wish it would all end. I feel like you aren’t really in any place to judge as it seems you have not had to spend much time in hospitals. She has never said the doctors are tit and has said they are amazing on multiple occasions.
 
WeetabixNoMilk said:
Sorry to hear you had birth trauma 😞 episiotomy, forceps and spinal headache mama here 🙋‍♀️ Birth sucks lmao
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Ahh sorry to see that! I had an eclamptic seizure combined with HELPP syndrome. Lost over 4 litres of blood, 10 blood transfusions, 3 platelet -and to top it off I tore back to front! Didn’t meet my little one until he was almost a week old. It absolutely sucks and I do feel for Chloe because any kind of birth trauma is awful!
 
livbae said:
Ahh sorry to see that! I had an eclamptic seizure combined with HELPP syndrome. Lost over 4 litres of blood, 10 blood transfusions, 3 platelet -and to top it off I tore back to front! Didn’t meet my little one until he was almost a week old. It absolutely sucks and I do feel for Chloe because any kind of birth trauma is awful!
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That’s so awful. I’m sorry you went through that - nobody can prepare you for birth as it is never mind the trauma that comes with it. Chloe’s birth sounds horrendous!! To give birth before 30 weeks must be terrifying
 
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