She's wishing away the poor wee fella's babyhood- always moving on instead of enjoying the moment. Those are times she'll never get back.
Not just any tablescape, an AL FRESCO tablescapeAh the good aul reliable tablescape, was missing that!!!!
Who's coming to lunch, or has she set places for Storm and River?
It's probably just for their family of 4
I did wonder this previously, maybe I missed her addressing the flat head but she definitely did harp on about tummy time. My little girl is just a few weeks older and had slight flat head and I felt awful guilt over it, would suit larby to address it and you know actually be relatable rather than this perfect mother earth shite she fooling nobody with.
Stop kidding. How would you know it's her? I think only dna would prove the legit Larby.I'm staying in West cork for a few days next week. I'll let you know if I see Joanne of many faces
Sure you'd recognise oul Topknot and the most photographed canine/human siblings in Ireland anyway - if there's a woman near them dressed head to toe in fake designer polyester, check her nostrils: if they make you think of Shergar, congratulations! You've spotted a Larby in the wild!
Excuse my ignorance - I don't have kids, but what would cause a baby to have a flat head, and why would you feel guilt over it?
Well, one cause of flat head is baby spending too much time on their back, lying down, but there are many causes. Parents may feel guilty as they have left their baby lying on their back a lot and feel that they’ve caused it
Ah, thank you for explaining!Well, one cause of flat head is baby spending too much time on their back, lying down, but there are many causes. Parents may feel guilty as they have left their baby lying on their back a lot and feel that they’ve caused it
My eldest had hip dysplasia so spent 12 weeks in a harness & on her back a lot. I was terrified of flat head but she didn’t get it. My youngest didn’t have hip dysplasia and had the weirdest shaped head as she insisted on lying with her head to one side when sleeping (so I had to keep switching her around her cot) but eventually it evened out.
Yes basically this, my girl just had a tenancy to lie on her right side, I was constantly moving her but it happened regardless, so when the PHN is referring for physio and telling you you're not doing enough tummy time etc you feel no end of guilt.Well, one cause of flat head is baby spending too much time on their back, lying down, but there are many causes. Parents may feel guilty as they have left their baby lying on their back a lot and feel that they’ve caused it
My eldest had hip dysplasia so spent 12 weeks in a harness & on her back a lot. I was terrified of flat head but she didn’t get it. My youngest didn’t have hip dysplasia and had the weirdest shaped head as she insisted on lying with her head to one side when sleeping (so I had to keep switching her around her cot) but eventually it evened out.
