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

[Vegasbaby33]

Why is she still doing it that's what I can't get my head round? Enjoy your baby love not ranting to strangers, give it up already!

 

[urghmummybloggers]

She is vile. That whole scene was just her saying my tit is cold and it’s cold because I didn’t put it away. What the duck is wrong with her?!
Then trolled us again with I’m sat on the sofa eating soup…here’s the tit face expression. No wonder the cat has tried to do one.

What these facial expressions? She’s such an oddball - it’s like she enjoys staring at herself in the phone.

I cannot believe she used to label herself as a fashion blogger, when she’s sitting in a jumper that my mum wore in the 80’s and tartan leggings that make her belly look like an overstuffed haggis because she can’t bare the fact she’s put on a lot of weight…..still hyper extending that knee!

 

[chirpycheapcheap]

Pissed herself again.

 

[RubySky478]

Well today has been an utter tit show of riveting content hasn’t it?

 

[chirpycheapcheap]

Guys, what’s your favourite dip?!

 

[Smoke_and_Mirrors]

Do you think? I don’t think she gets nearly as much as she used to, she used to have a lot of clothes and branded things sent to her and now it seems pretty few and far between.

I think so. She hasn't had proper modelling work in years but she's been gifted loads of baby stuff and done ads for those things and wild deodorant. Prior to pregnancy it was just a few bits of underwear worn as she posed on a creased sheet on her landing or 'photoshoots' with no purpose standing barefoot in a field.

 

[Unfluencer]

For the absence of doubt to any woman who is reading this: it is absolutely not normal to pee yourself, you should not have to simply laugh it off if you pee yourself, you don’t need to find a palatable excuse as to why you pee yourself. Speak to your GP, get help.

We are NOT going to normalise peeing ourselves for your laziness George.

Absolute weapon.

 

[urghmummybloggers]

For the absence of doubt to any woman who is reading this: it is absolutely not normal to pee yourself, you should not have to simply laugh it off if you pee yourself, you don’t need to find a palatable excuse as to why you pee yourself. Speak to your GP, get help.

We are NOT going to normalise peeing ourselves for your laziness George.

Absolute weapon.

Wetting yourself VOLUNTARILY because your baby might be sick is bleeping rank. It’s not funny and it’s bleeping disgusting. You could quite easily get up and go to the toilet for 2 seconds…. Absolute creature she is

 

[Sprankers]

I’m baffled by this constant idea of being “stuck under the baby”?! WTAF? Granted, I’ve not had a baby, but I thought the whole thing at that age was that they are small, light and fairly portable surely she can just carry the baby about, or pop her on the floor for a second so she can have a wee and not piss herself?

 

[justbecasual]

For the absence of doubt to any woman who is reading this: it is absolutely not normal to pee yourself, you should not have to simply laugh it off if you pee yourself, you don’t need to find a palatable excuse as to why you pee yourself. Speak to your GP, get help.

We are NOT going to normalise peeing ourselves for your laziness George.

Absolute weapon.

I’m new to this thread but I’m giving birth on Friday (ECS with twins) and oh my goodness, this woman’s Instagram has been scarring me. It’s made me more anxious about the post natal period because of how foul it looks in George’s case. My partner has banned me from watching her stories cause I was getting worked up and anxious about becoming a mum from her stories.

I’m not stupid, I know it won’t be all sweetness and light - but surely it’s not normal to fester in a dark corner covered in nipple cream for weeks on end.

So yeah, I’m glad you said it’s not normal because I was getting really creeped out by the image

 

[noooowaaaaay]

It’s all just so odd. I desperately want to stop watching but I just feel so weirdly drawn to the absolute madness of it all. I honestly think she thinks she’s being raw and relatable, but it’s just so over the top and really not a reflection of anyone else’s first 2 months of parenthood.

I’m new to this thread but I’m giving birth on Friday (ECS with twins) and oh my goodness, this woman’s Instagram has been scarring me. It’s made me more anxious about the post natal period because of how foul it looks in George’s case. My partner has banned me from watching her stories cause I was getting worked up and anxious about becoming a mum from her stories.

I’m not stupid, I know it won’t be all sweetness and light - but surely it’s not normal to fester in a dark corner covered in nipple cream for weeks on end.

So yeah, I’m glad you said it’s not normal because I was getting really creeped out by the image

I know what you mean, I’m due my second in a few weeks and her stories make me so anxious.

 

[justwoow]

Mate!!! You’ve literally just admitted you used to piss yourself before having a baby (or being pregnant) because you’re a lazy disgusting pig? What adult actually does that????
I thought it was (very) odd she admitted to pissing herself while being “stuck” under a baby, but she’s just said that’s her excuse and she did it before WTAF?!
how she has any followers left is beyond me! Wow!
not a lot shocks me with this woman but this did! She’s even more vile than I thought, I actually worry for that baby, if she admits this tit in public, that’ll be the tip of the iceberg

 

[Christmascupcake90]

I’m new to this thread but I’m giving birth on Friday (ECS with twins) and oh my goodness, this woman’s Instagram has been scarring me. It’s made me more anxious about the post natal period because of how foul it looks in George’s case. My partner has banned me from watching her stories cause I was getting worked up and anxious about becoming a mum from her stories.

I’m not stupid, I know it won’t be all sweetness and light - but surely it’s not normal to fester in a dark corner covered in nipple cream for weeks on end.

So yeah, I’m glad you said it’s not normal because I was getting really creeped out by the image

I'm due my second baby soon and I can honestly say she is NOT NORMAL. When you need to pee you either put baby in crib or say you do have a sicky baby and are worried about reflux, you take baby to bathroom and sit them in a bouncer chair either in the bathroom or just outside it to allow you to pee, poo, shower etc. There is no need to voluntarily defecate yourself or not wash - that's just her being an absolute slob.

Also, sleeping in til lunch time - not normal. My baby would wake in the morning, get up and have a feed, I would then dress the baby and myself ( ok some days you want a pj day and that's fine but I'd wash and brush teeth at least ) then we would go downstairs, open the blinds and you know... act normal. If baby then went back to sleep then I'd catch a nap on the sofa or sometimes back in bed. I certainly didn't stay in bed til mid day !! Once baby was about a month or so old I had booked us into classes 2-3 x a week, they're great as they mean you definitely get up and out the house, was brilliant for my mental health and also baby. Please don't look at her as ' real mum life ' that she is not, she is a lazy, selfish slob and I actually feel sorry for her baby.

 

[justbecasual]

I'm due my second baby soon and I can honestly say she is NOT NORMAL. When you need to pee you either put baby in crib or say you do have a sicky baby and are worried about reflux, you take baby to bathroom and sit them in a bouncer chair either in the bathroom or just outside it to allow you to pee, poo, shower etc. There is no need to voluntarily defecate yourself or not wash - that's just her being an absolute slob.

Also, sleeping in til lunch time - not normal. My baby would wake in the morning, get up and have a feed, I would then dress the baby and myself ( ok some days you want a pj day and that's fine but I'd wash and brush teeth at least ) then we would go downstairs, open the blinds and you know... act normal. If baby then went back to sleep then I'd catch a nap on the sofa or sometimes back in bed. I certainly didn't stay in bed til mid day !! Once baby was about a month or so old I had booked us into classes 2-3 x a week, they're great as they mean you definitely get up and out the house, was brilliant for my mental health and also baby. Please don't look at her as ' real mum life ' that she is not, she is a lazy, selfish slob and I actually feel sorry for her baby.

This is genuinely really reassuring, thank you!

 

[justwoow]

I’m new to this thread but I’m giving birth on Friday (ECS with twins) and oh my goodness, this woman’s Instagram has been scarring me. It’s made me more anxious about the post natal period because of how foul it looks in George’s case. My partner has banned me from watching her stories cause I was getting worked up and anxious about becoming a mum from her stories.

I’m not stupid, I know it won’t be all sweetness and light - but surely it’s not normal to fester in a dark corner covered in nipple cream for weeks on end.

So yeah, I’m glad you said it’s not normal because I was getting really creeped out by the image

Please please don’t pay any attention to this person!! What she is portraying is so far away from normal it’s scary!!
I suffered really badly with anxiety and my mental health in general after my last baby and I never did half the things she’s trying to brush off as normal.
getting up every morning is the bare minimum to do, it’s pure lazyness to act like she is, and I am 100% sure you will find your feet, but watching her is not anything close to normal new mum life, all I can think is she has major issues. You’ll be ok.

 

[Unfluencer]

I’m new to this thread but I’m giving birth on Friday (ECS with twins) and oh my goodness, this woman’s Instagram has been scarring me. It’s made me more anxious about the post natal period because of how foul it looks in George’s case. My partner has banned me from watching her stories cause I was getting worked up and anxious about becoming a mum from her stories.

I’m not stupid, I know it won’t be all sweetness and light - but surely it’s not normal to fester in a dark corner covered in nipple cream for weeks on end.

So yeah, I’m glad you said it’s not normal because I was getting really creeped out by the image

Oh she is NOT normal.

In summary: you will feel guilty as duck whatever you do. That’s parenting. And so will George. That is why you have to make sure your basic needs are met before dealing with the baby (babies) because it makes literally NO difference to your guilty feelings if you do or don’t. Yet basic self care makes a massive difference to your ability to sustain your energy, cope with whatever unfolds and see things clearly.

Every day for George is like most people’s single worst day of parenting a newborn.

You’ll smash it. Love to you

 

[Bagpuss7]

I think it's also important to remember that a lot of what she says and shares is done solely for attention, for engagement and really has no bearing on how the majority of new mums think or behave.

Is it normal to stay in bed / in a dimly lit room til lunchtime when you have a newborn that needs stimulating, fresh air as well as basic care needs met? Of course not, is this what she does day in day out ? I doubt it very much but her getting up and doing ' normal ' day to day chores doesn't get her attention or the engagement she craves.

Is it normal for a woman in her mid 30s to urinate / defecate herself rather than put her baby in a bouncy seat whilst she uses the bathroom? Of course not, but again it gives her the content that she needs in order to get more attention.

All of what she does is for attention. It's pitiful really but the worry is that there is a 2 month old child all caught up in this mess of a life she's created and that is unacceptable and really really sad.

 

[nothanksbabes]

I don't know a single person who stays in bed as long as she does, except me because I'm single and childless, depressed and go to a lot of parties.

All my friends with babies are up early, baby needs to feed then has a nap in the morning and that's the time they use to get tit done.

Why would anyone want to sit in the dark with a baby when they could be interacting with them, going to classes, whatever. Mental.

 

[Stankminge999]

I’m new to this thread but I’m giving birth on Friday (ECS with twins) and oh my goodness, this woman’s Instagram has been scarring me. It’s made me more anxious about the post natal period because of how foul it looks in George’s case. My partner has banned me from watching her stories cause I was getting worked up and anxious about becoming a mum from her stories.

I’m not stupid, I know it won’t be all sweetness and light - but surely it’s not normal to fester in a dark corner covered in nipple cream for weeks on end.

So yeah, I’m glad you said it’s not normal because I was getting really creeped out by the image

I have 2 kids, and her "normal" is everyone else's "worst day ever". I have had friends and myself go through terrible PPD/PPA and wouldn't sit in a dark room til after lunch pissing and shitting themselves. Most days you can get up q bit later if the baby sleeps in (8.30 lol), get some food, get you and the baby dressed and bundled up warm, and go for a little walk, weather thats just round the block or going further to the shops or to see family, go baby club, get a cuppa with a friend. This woman is making it look like having a baby is like having your arms and legs chopped off!! She's a married middle class woman with no money worries, no other kids to worry about, her own transport and now a bleeping Doula!!! Sounds mean, but she probably needs sectioning or someone to at least un install instagram on her phone!!

 

[Grouchydonut]

I have the kind of job where sometimes you don't have time to pee until the dam is bursting and it starts just before your bum hits the seat but she's admitting to pissing on the sofa and continuing to sit in it.
That poor kid, it's no wonder she leaves her in full nappies with that approach to hygiene.