James and Maeva Made in Chelsea

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strawberrysunshine_x said:
She’s so childish and needy that I’m really surprised she was begging James for a baby. What was her thoughts?? A baby would keep him with her? She’s been a terrible mum so far. Considering she was shouting I want a baby for ages. She’s so high maintenance as well I was so shocked when she kept saying she wanted a baby. Has her mum even met beau yet!?
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Yeah her mum has met the baby, at least once.

I got the vibe Meava is was nearing 30, freaked out that she’s not engaged or married yet and pushed James for more commitment which he didn’t want yet. He cheats then tells he has ring, to avoid a break up but she was likely pregnant by that point.

I know if you have a baby you don’t have to get married, but I can imagine affluent families would be horrified by the prospect of having a kid out of wedlock and not planning to get married as soon as the kids popped out.
 
I agree that Maeva didn't technically 'trap' him and I think he would have always proposed. However she knew to exploit his sense of duty to move things along faster. She was quite concious of the age at getting married and pregnant. Remember her argument with Sophie Hermann she said something like "you're 34, focus on finding your husband" as though life ends at 35.

I wonder how James’s family takes Maeva. I felt a bit of tension between Maeva and MIL on the special when they had dinner together. Apparently French women breastfeed at lower rates than British women. Maybe MIL read Maeva's BF stance as 'diva'. However it's probably how she was raised or saw around her.

Just purely judging from appearances. Maeva's mum could match her daughter (only child) in the glamour stakes. She looks fantastic and I think Maeva definitely aspires to be that kind of mun. James’s mum had 4 kids and gives me cardigans and Sunday roast made from scratch every week.
 
What did Jemz mean by this story post? Is he asking whether we think he prefers the baby or the dog?

Also Maeva's story which roughly translates to: Listening to my in-laws say the baby breathes like his dad, eats like his dad and looks like everyone on his dad's side and nothing like you(rs).
I would agree with her there...the baby looks all Maeva to me. Babies at that age change their face so much but I just see Maeva right now?
 

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lululoves said:
What did Jemz mean by this story post? Is he asking whether we think he prefers the baby or the dog?

Also Maeva's story which roughly translates to: Listening to my in-laws say the baby breathes like his dad, eats like his dad and looks like everyone on his dad's side and nothing like you(rs).
I would agree with her there...the baby looks all Maeva to me. Babies at that age change their face so much but I just see Maeva right now?
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I could be taking this the wrong way but a bit rude considering her mother in law has had the baby more than her
 
strawberrysunshine_x said:
He’s such a cute baby

however instead of asking instagram questions about why he’s chokingand struggling to feed Maybe ring ur friggin doctor or health visitor???? She’s unbelievable sometimes. Her comments are off anyway so what’s the point
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And more negative posts about him not sleeping when she wanted him to and now not waking up when she wants him to. He’s what, 7-8 weeks old?Sounds like she wants him on a schedule already.
 
From their special she was telling off James for not listening in antenatal classes in jest and getting all these specialists. I thought she was trying to read up on parenting. I guess it was all for show, the posh mummy package.
How are they gonna cope when he's a toddler?
 
SwishyBitty123 said:
Just going out the house makes her nervous?! Wouldn’t think so the amount of times she’s out. And that brave trip to London is for Botox
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I hate it when ppl refer to their own child as the baby!! I think it’s cos my mother in law used to call mine the child all the time. I think it’s so detached and just sounds heartless. Like he has a name
Bad anxiety hasn’t stopped her going on a night out thoooo I’m sure she’s fine
 
SwishyBitty123 said:
Just going out the house makes her nervous?! Wouldn’t think so the amount of times she’s out. And that brave trip to London is for Botox
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I can relate. I had a lot of anxiety about leaving the hse with my baby. I was scared of him crying non-stop, not being able to soothe him with everyone staring at me. Or not being able to find suitable changing facilities for him. I didn't venture very far when he was a newborn.
 
TulleStarr said:
I can relate. I had a lot of anxiety about leaving the hse with my baby. I was scared of him crying non-stop, not being able to soothe him with everyone staring at me. Or not being able to find suitable changing facilities for him. I didn't venture very far when he was a newborn.
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I felt exactly the same. Second child... realised noone cared as much as I thought in my head!
 
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