Lucy Mecklenburgh #2 Loads of ads and freebies galore but there’s no hiding Ryan’s a bore

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loveanatter said:
I think it’s funny how many digs Lucy & Lydia can get in about each other. Lydia saying the separation anxiety that she had the other day when these seem to be going out weekly 😂😂
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Yeah and the close up of Roman’s hair on her story today 😂shade, much!!

Okay! said:
Ya Lucy can be a bit much but I don't understand people's problem with her going into the spare room for a full nights sleep. Roman is being looked after by his father during this time. It's not like she's off to the spare room, left him on his own and put earplugs in. Women are entitled to a break every now and then as well like. As for people saying she's obsessed with sleep, aren't we all 😂 she's an absolute dose a lot of the time but in fairness like that's nitpicking 😂
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That was me. The reason I said it is cause all she seems to do is moan/post about sleep , and she has promoted a sleep ‘expert’. She just seems very fixated on it!
 
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Bambi_on_ice said:
Why would she be annoyed? Didn’t she have a son with her now husband?
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Yeah I think it was more the big show they made and posting the video on insta when Scarlett was clearly emotional. I’m sure Tina posted something like ‘don’t believe everything you see online’ which I interpreted as her saying that whilst everyone thought they were tears of happiness from Scarlett, they weren’t. I think Ryan’s a wonderful dad from what I see, but maybe (purely speculating) Scarlett isn’t so keen on Lucy. God knows but Tina has no reason to be jealous of them having a baby so her being unhappy about something is most likely down to Scarlett and how she felt about it. God knows tbh🤷🏼‍♀️
 
Tlyfe said:
I don’t know how she sleeps knowing he’s in another room and when he’s crying or fidgety in the night not attending to him ☹


“Her baby her choice” like it was her choice not to take him to be seen when he was unsettled and had the rash! She’s a dick can’t stand her
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What if he stops breathing? If she is ignoring him,she won’t know what’s going on. Hasn’t she heard of cot death? She’s vile!

Does she not do night feeds?
 
antisocialmedia said:
What if he stops breathing? If she is ignoring him,she won’t know what’s going on. Hasn’t she heard of cot death? She’s vile!

Does she not do night feeds?
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As a new mother to a now 21m old..I couldn’t bare the thought of leaving him with his dad (males are known to be more heavy sleepers). What if he stopped breathing like you said..I was checking on him constantly to see if he was ok and still breathing. Yes the lack of sleep is difficult but it’s something you adapt to and kinda know what’s coming with a baby! I had to go back to proper work, so did my partner and the sleep got worse, but at no point did I duck off to the spare room with some ear plugs 😂
 
Tlyfe said:
As a new mother to a now 21m old..I couldn’t bare the thought of leaving him with his dad (males are known to be more heavy sleepers). What if he stopped breathing like you said..I was checking on him constantly to see if he was ok and still breathing. Yes the lack of sleep is difficult but it’s something you adapt to and kinda know what’s coming with a baby! I had to go back to proper work, so did my partner and the sleep got worse, but at no point did I duck off to the spare room with some ear plugs 😂
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Yes I’ve heard that women are lighter sleepers with a baby, think it’s almost programmed into you!!
I have my baby in my room and I definitely wake up at the smallest thing, whereas I can hear my husband snoring away 😂
 
Lilykins said:
Yes I’ve heard that women are lighter sleepers with a baby, think it’s almost programmed into you!!
I have my baby in my room and I definitely wake up at the smallest thing, whereas I can hear my husband snoring away 😂
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This is completely true. It’s to do with hormones that keep your baby safe.

Megan29220 said:
Ryan does the 'dream feed'
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I really don’t know how I feel about force feeding a baby at a specific time to suit the parent.
 
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I really don’t know how I feel about force feeding a baby at a specific time to suit the parent.
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To be perfectly honest, me and my partner tried it twice. Didn't like it. The first time my baby woke up anyway, the second time he didnt and I didnt like it so we just waited till he woke up. He wakes up quite early for a feed and lasts the rest of the night sometimes anyway 🤷‍♀️
 
AreYouHavinAGiraffe said:
They actually specify on the sleepyhead website they are safe for sleeping in due to how they are designed and the material that is used.
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They are safe for supervised sleeping. Not nighttime sleeping. You're just being defensive because you used it. But it is a SIDS risk.

Tlyfe said:
As a new mother to a now 21m old..I couldn’t bare the thought of leaving him with his dad (males are known to be more heavy sleepers). What if he stopped breathing like you said..I was checking on him constantly to see if he was ok and still breathing. Yes the lack of sleep is difficult but it’s something you adapt to and kinda know what’s coming with a baby! I had to go back to proper work, so did my partner and the sleep got worse, but at no point did I duck off to the spare room with some ear plugs 😂
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I don't think you're giving enough credit to dads. My husband has taken my daughter many a night on his own and done perfectly fine. Had to spend a couple of weeks away from her in hospital when she was small and he did perfectly fine.
 
Okay! said:
They are safe for supervised sleeping. Not nighttime sleeping. You're just being defensive because you used it. But it is a SIDS risk.


I don't think you're giving enough credit to dads. My husband has taken my daughter many a night on his own and done perfectly fine. Had to spend a couple of weeks away from her in hospital when she was small and he did perfectly fine.
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Not at all I didn’t say dads aren’t capable or slagging them off I just said they are more heavy sleepers which they are and I couldn’t bare to leave him, now if I had got no other choice and had to leave him with his dad for emergencies etc then fair enough but they haven’t, both don’t go out to work, well normal work anyway.

Like I said the sleep deprivation is hard but to whack in some ear plugs and sleep in the spare room doesn’t sit right with me 😂
 
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Tlyfe said:
Not at all I didn’t say dads aren’t capable or slagging them off I just said they are more heavy sleepers which they are and I couldn’t bare to leave him, now if I had got no other choice and had to leave him with his dad for emergencies etc then fair enough but they haven’t, both don’t go out to work, well normal work anyway.

Like I said the sleep deprivation is hard but to whack in some ear plugs and sleep in the spare room doesn’t sit right with me 😂
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Agree with you Tlfye
 
Okay! said:
They are safe for supervised sleeping. Not nighttime sleeping. You're just being defensive because you used it. But it is a SIDS risk.


I don't think you're giving enough credit to dads. My husband has taken my daughter many a night on his own and done perfectly fine. Had to spend a couple of weeks away from her in hospital when she was small and he did perfectly fine.
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I am stating what is on their website regarding sleeping. It’s not being defensive. I did use one for the first three months, as do many other parents.
 
Tlyfe said:
Not at all I didn’t say dads aren’t capable or slagging them off I just said they are more heavy sleepers which they are and I couldn’t bare to leave him, now if I had got no other choice and had to leave him with his dad for emergencies etc then fair enough but they haven’t, both don’t go out to work, well normal work anyway.

Like I said the sleep deprivation is hard but to whack in some ear plugs and sleep in the spare room doesn’t sit right with me 😂
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My fella is brilliant with my son but my God hes a heavy sleeper and it worries me that he wouldn't wake up 🤣
 
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