Fuller Figure Fuller Bust #9 Goes to Sainsbury's to pose, can’t unblock her kids nose, hired a doula so she can doze

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That baby will be 3 months old on 6 January, so on 6 Feb, she may want to consider giving the baby solids, since the baby will start needing some more iron (that she aint going to get from her mother's milk), I am dying to see what she feeds her.. !!! Or maybe she'll wait until the kid is 6 months old to start.. let's see.. but boy is she in a world of pain come time for that baby to start eating solids, crawling, walking, talking back.. how she'll have time to instagram is beyond me.. and I can see her being a nasty mother, yelling and screaming at her child when said child doesn't do as she is being asked to do.. I just cannot wait!
 
fullerofit said:
That baby will be 3 months old on 6 January, so on 6 Feb, she may want to consider giving the baby solids, since the baby will start needing some more iron (that she aint going to get from her mother's milk), I am dying to see what she feeds her.. !!! Or maybe she'll wait until the kid is 6 months old to start.. let's see.. but boy is she in a world of pain come time for that baby to start eating solids, crawling, walking, talking back.. how she'll have time to instagram is beyond me.. and I can see her being a nasty mother, yelling and screaming at her child when said child doesn't do as she is being asked to do.. I just cannot wait!
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Warning before 6 months is not recommended unless a paediatrician or a health professional recommends it for medical reasons.
George SHOULD be using the d drops for baby when feeding but I doubt she is, I don't watch her stories so I don't actually know.
 
Flip&Flop said:
Warning before 6 months is not recommended unless a paediatrician or a health professional recommends it for medical reasons.
George SHOULD be using the d drops for baby when feeding but I doubt she is, I don't watch her stories so I don't actually know.
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Sorry, but i respectfully disagree. Solids (in the form of purees) can be given to babies between 4-6 months to complement BFing and FFing. I started both my babies on solids at 4 months of age. I only gave them a 1/2-1 tablespoon of banana or rice cereal or avocado did it once or twice a day. Iron in breastmilk tends to drop by the time a baby is 4 months old, that's why you can start introducing solids at 4 months of age, of course, we know George is too lazy to do it and I doubt she will take her baby to any health checks, doctors or paeds at all, since George knows it all.
 
fullerofit said:
Sorry, but i respectfully disagree. Solids (in the form of purees) can be given to babies between 4-6 months to complement BFing and FFing. I started both my babies on solids at 4 months of age. I only gave them a 1/2-1 tablespoon of banana or rice cereal or avocado did it once or twice a day. Iron in breastmilk tends to drop by the time a baby is 4 months old, that's why you can start introducing solids at 4 months of age, of course, we know George is too lazy to do it and I doubt she will take her baby to any health checks, doctors or paeds at all, since George knows it all.
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You can do what you want but it’s still not the official advice to start before six months without guidance from a GP etc.
 
Bagpuss7 said:
No surprise that the wet lettuce husband seems to support her awful online behaviour? He's clearly an enabler...I want to
say I feel sad for her that she has no one to tell her what an absolute twit she is being but she is just soo awful it's hard to feel sorry for her ..
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They seem to be two peas in a pod, don't they? He really is her enabler.. she's got him where she wants him.. They're were meant for each other.. !! Surprising how he supports her behaviour, but none of her friends/family do..
 
fullerofit said:
They seem to be two peas in a pod, don't they? He really is her enabler.. she's got him where she wants him.. They're were meant for each other.. !! Surprising how he supports her behaviour, but none of her friends/family do..
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It's probably easier for him to just go along with it, his life is more peaceful but I have a feeling he probably encourages it all too. Whilst she's prattling away to her phone she's not bothering him etc ...

Doesn't strike me as a relationship where he is her best friend tbh, she constantly looks for validation from strangers online and a lot of the stuff she overshares could be chats she has with him. But she has no respect for him as a man so maybe that's the issue too.
 
She needs some serious help if she is sat in the car crying to people on the internet about leaving her baby with her husband while she goes to the dentist.
As much as I love my kids it’s completely natural to have breaks from them and my husband always took my babies with him to the shops or for a walk with the dogs to give me a break and also for him to have some alone time with them.
She’s unhinged
 
Lurkeryaar said:
I don't have children so maybe I don't "get" it, but is it normal to not want to do things outside the house unless your partner is walking the baby past the window? It doesn't seem quite right to me
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Not normal at all. My baby is younger and I’ve been everywhere without her as has her dad taken her everywhere on his own 🤷🏻‍♀️ I look forward to walking the dogs every night without her (sometimes she’s in the carrier but I like the peace after a day alone with her!). It’s not normal to cry in the car about leaving your baby for what can only be 90 minutes max with the babies damn dad 🥴
 
Seems odd behaviour to me. He's often out for a run, they don't seem to do anything together other than sitting in their mess unless friends are involved. The walking the baby past the window whilst having a little me time is weird. Also you can get nail people who come to your house OR soak off your own nails with acetone. None of that is hard to do if you think outside the box. Crying in the car because you're leaving the baby for a dental appointment is weird, then being so desperate to get back that you 'pop to the shops'. Yep. So desperate. I wonder if her and Robbie are actually a couple nowadays or just friends with a baby
 
Bagpuss7 said:
.....but very happy to leave her with a stranger/ doula whilst she fanny's about doing other really important stuff like trying on underwear. She is soo full of crap and soo desperate to appear relatable...make it make sense George you absolute numpty !
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I don’t really get the point of a doula anyway, if I had money to hire someone it would be a cleaner or someone to do the mountains of washing so I can just enjoy spending time with the baby. When it’s time for me to have a break from the baby, that‘s the perfect time for dad/other family members to get some bonding time in. 🤷🏻‍♀️
 
I had to laugh at her answering a question about sleep tips and how naps have saved her. No your hired help has saved you!

she isn’t actually giving any constructive advice it’s all crap answers that some of the people asking the questions could easily find out either online or speaking to family and friends
 
Spiesandliea said:
She needs some serious help if she is sat in the car crying to people on the internet about leaving her baby with her husband while she goes to the dentist.
As much as I love my kids it’s completely natural to have breaks from them and my husband always took my babies with him to the shops or for a walk with the dogs to give me a break and also for him to have some alone time with them.
She’s unhinged
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I was thinking the exact same thing. I love my children more than life itself, but those times my husband took them out to give me a break was so good for me.. those times I was able to go out and leave the babies with hubby were glorious.. you feel like a new person! Either she’s full of tit OR she seriously needs help.. I wish she would get the help she needs.. sounds like her anxiety is next level.. if that’s the case, she needs to address that or that child of hers will suffer.. fancy getting your husband to walk the baby up and down while you get a pedicure… I mean, come on..

Also, it irritates me when he responses are prefaced with “each baby is different” or “remember, we are all different”. No bleeping tit, so why the hell are you getting people to ask you questions when all you can muster up is “each baby is different”.. wtf?

I can totally, TOTALLY, see why she has no friends or familiar support.. She really is an outcast……

Bagpuss7 said:
.....but very happy to leave her with a stranger/ doula whilst she fanny's about doing other really important stuff like trying on underwear. She is soo full of crap and soo desperate to appear relatable...make it make sense George you absolute numpty !
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Or talk tit into Instagram while her tit is hanging out.. a whole story on her tit hanging out… who bleeping cares? Oh, forgot, she needs the pervs yo stay on given she’s losing followers left, right and centre..

Tronalon said:
I had to laugh at her answering a question about sleep tips and how naps have saved her. No your hired help has saved you!

she isn’t actually giving any constructive advice it’s all crap answers that some of the people asking the questions could easily find out either online or speaking to family and friends
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Spot on. The mother is asking for sleep advice cos her baby is not, I gather, sleeping and she tells the mother to take naps?????!!!!! Wtf?! How do you take a nap when your baby is fighting naps????

And did you see the answer to the ovulation questions? “No, I did not cos I didn’t have problems ovulating, everyone is different” but essentially telling everyone SHE DID NOT HAVE FERTILITY ISSUES yet again!
 
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Cnut said:
She cuts them out of her life or blocks them if they try to, sorry, DARE TO call her out on her crappy behaviour.
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Explains why she prevents anyone trying to make contact with her online. Everyone MUST listen to her, but she refuses to listen to anyone. She’s very troubled.. if she doesn’t get help soon, she’s going to end up scratching her hand off…..
 
I don't understand why anyone would want to ask for advice from her when she has been a mum for five minutes. My baby is one month older than her and I am still learning as I go along. I definitely don't consider myself an expert.

Also, I'm sure it isn't normal to get that upset about leaving your baby for a short period. I often have a break from mine to pop to the shops etc. It doesn't mean I love my baby any less, I just want some 'me time' and it gives my husband a chance to spend some time with her and to bond with her.
 
If you are so upset about being away from the baby because simply you do not trust your husband…. Then why spend a ton of time sat in your car talking to Instagram about how upset you are??? If it bothered me that much I would save the time and get home! Attention seeking much????
I had moments when I felt odd being without my baby or going away for work as she got older but my biggest reassurance was that dad (or family member) was there for her.
 
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