Lily Pebbles #2 The “working Mum” spends days ‘gramming cheap tat and getting her nails done

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Well she did take her baby seat to a baby yoga class!!!

I've met mums like Lily at baby classes, nursery and now school. Spoiler for you: No one likes these mums. I'd love her to have this rant to someone in real life. To be honest if I was on maternity leave, I would have found it quite entertaining if someone spouted such absolute toss.
 
I thought she was out of touch with reality before, but the baby rant has convinced me she really is on a different planet! Building a separate wing for babies to have their injections WHAT THE ACTUAL duck! Babies catch bugs and colds, that’s how they develop their immune systems, is she going to keep Grey in the house until she’s older, for fear of her getting ill?! She’s actually insane!
 
I've said in a previous thread that she said Grey is healthy. Well what about immunosupressed / compromised patients including children who just sit in the waiting room like everyone else because guess what, each room is full. I'm a practice nurse and I'm sorry but only patients who we fear might be contagious aim to be put in a seperate room, I.e. measles chicken pox etc... what a split brat
 
She’s lost it. As someone who works in healthcare I find it absolutely absurd why a fashion-writer, lifestyle influencer, Wannabe Mummy-blogger or whatever the duck her job title is these days would want to wade in and start offering her novel old advice on how to plan, organise and structure our Health Services. STAY IN YOUR LANE LILY and go back to complaining about free lipsticks or critiquing #gifted Oliver Bonas vases.
 
It's pretty normal to be using different brand of nappies when the size changes. Because no brand is actually consistent across the board. Some could be the perfect fit when your baby is in the newborn stage. But when u move to size 3-4, suddenly the back is too short or the leg area just doesn't fit well as you child has suddenly got chunky leg 😂 but since the nappies have become a PR experience for her too, then ofc this is the only brand that is going to be perfect for Grey's needs. Cue: 'This is just so interesting how many brands of nappies there are. But this one has such a gender neutral design, it's soft so grey doesn't get any nappy rash blablaba'.
 
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