Lucy Mecklenburgh #6 Lies about her perfect life, oh so smug; fellas not interested, you look like a mug

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Yes definitely not even about Covid. If she as a “young, healthy, fit” person feels like death, unable to get out of bed for days, she shouldn’t be out and about until feeling 100% - it’s just common courtesy. Especially considering she’s on maternity and not struggling for money - it’s hardly a sacrifice for her to stay indoors.
She’s just complained about missing her birthday, but what about the people she’s gone near 🤦‍♀️ She came on Instagram sounding ill AFTER showing herself out and about, and mentioned the C-word herself without caring
 
For me it’s more that fact she actually said “don’t know if it was covid or not…” why even advertise that? Such a stupid thing to even say🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ Just buy a test. She’s quick to bad mouth the nhs and no antenatal classes but can’t be bothered to care for those around her but just checking if she’s got covid. Tests or get well soon hampers will properly be gifted or a big birthday party gifted off the back of it no doubt.
 
I honestly wonder if Lilah actually has CMPA, she seems to be jumping to conclusions to me! It’s almost like it’s the “in” thing to have a baby with CMPA - her being a bit windy and taking a while to do a poo doesn’t immediately mean CMPA it means she’s a normal baby 🙄 it seems like another way to martyr herself “look how selfless I am cutting out dairy”
 
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I thought she was ill before she went away to a hotel? And didn’t go near anyone for 4-5 days then? As for still not sounding 100% I’m just over covid (tested negative) and still coughing a bit and sound like I’ve a cold.
 
HM92 said:
I honestly wonder if Lilah actually has CMPA, she seems to be jumping to conclusions to me! It’s almost like it’s the “in” thing to have a baby with CMPA - her being a bit windy and taking a while to do a poo doesn’t immediately mean CMPA it means she’s a normal baby 🙄
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I get so fed up of her moaning about CMPA all of the time and saying how hard it is for her and Roman. Yes the symptoms aren’t nice and it must be pretty crappy, but there are people who have severe life threatening allergies and lots of people die because of those allergies. The reaction kids have to CMPA is nothing like that and lots of them grow out of it as they get older. They could have it so much worse!
 
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EssieBessie said:
I get so fed up of her moaning about CMPA all of the time and saying how hard it is for her and Roman. Yes the symptoms aren’t nice and it must be pretty crappy, but there are people who have severe life threatening allergies and lots of people die because of those allergies. The reaction kids have to CMPA is nothing like that and lots of them grow out of it as they get older. They could have it so much worse!
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not strictly true - a lot of cmpa babies can be anaphylactic to milk when consumed directly and have other allergies too.
And one of the reasons CMPA is difficult is because people are so dismissive of it and unsupportive. Like “oh go on, just have the cake, it won’t hurt you or them”, or “that’s just normal for a baby” despite having explained it makes them scream from tummy pain, puke loads, poo mucus and blood…

obviously I’m overly sensitive to it as my sons both have it, but can’t stand for people bashing CMPA when they have no idea
 
lilelms said:
not strictly true - a lot of cmpa babies can be anaphylactic to milk when consumed directly and have other allergies too.
And one of the reasons CMPA is difficult is because people are so dismissive of it and unsupportive. Like “oh go on, just have the cake, it won’t hurt you or them”, or “that’s just normal for a baby” despite having explained it makes them scream from tummy pain, puke loads, poo mucus and blood…

obviously I’m overly sensitive to it as my sons both have it, but can’t stand for people bashing CMPA when they have no idea
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I completely agree with you, I’m not dismissing or belittling children that actually have CMPA, I’ve seen babies who are definitely suffering, screaming, arching their backs in real distress but she’s not mentioned lilah screaming in pain, vomiting, mucus poo, blood etc. she even said a few weeks ago how lilah doesn’t have any of the symptoms Roman did, how she sleeps through the night, is calm happy and shows no symptoms and now because of one single incident of straining to poo she’s decided lilah has CMPA. If anything I think it’s insulting to children who actually do have CMPA
 
HM92 said:
I completely agree with you, I’m not dismissing or belittling children that actually have CMPA, I’ve seen babies who are definitely suffering, screaming, arching their backs in real distress but she’s not mentioned lilah screaming in pain, vomiting, mucus poo, blood etc. she even said a few weeks ago how lilah doesn’t have any of the symptoms Roman did, how she sleeps through the night, is calm happy and shows no symptoms and now because of one single incident of straining to poo she’s decided lilah has CMPA. If anything I think it’s insulting to children who actually do have CMPA
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I’ve had 2 with it and I think she makes a right song & dance over it. Yes it can be hard when they don’t understand but little one is a month older and if I say no, he asks if it’s because it’s got milk…
& there’s so many more alternatives than there was 4/5 years ago, when you couldn’t even buy an Easter egg etc 🙈
He could very well grow of it too, let’s not forget!
 
lilelms said:
not strictly true - a lot of cmpa babies can be anaphylactic to milk when consumed directly and have other allergies too.
And one of the reasons CMPA is difficult is because people are so dismissive of it and unsupportive. Like “oh go on, just have the cake, it won’t hurt you or them”, or “that’s just normal for a baby” despite having explained it makes them scream from tummy pain, puke loads, poo mucus and blood…

obviously I’m overly sensitive to it as my sons both have it, but can’t stand for people bashing CMPA when they have no idea
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I’m not saying that it’s not awful and I know some can have anaphylaxis as a result but it’s quite rare. My point was that Roman certainly doesn’t have it as severely as that (and others). She posted something a while ago saying that he was ‘under the weather’ because he’d accidentally eaten something with dairy in. Other people, with severe life threatening allergies and anaphylaxis, can’t afford to accidentally eat something and be ‘under the weather’ because they can die within minutes. I’m not bashing CMPA, I’m bashing Lucy and the way she talks about it like it’s the end of the world (but still sometimes accidentally gives Roman dairy). There are loads of alternatives out there now, more so than ever, so she should be grateful that he’s not got it a lot worse!
 
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maisy24 said:
She's probs waiting to be gifted a covid test. I'm shocked we didn't see a post "anyone any recommendations where I can get hold of a covid test?" 🤣🤣🤣
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Sorry but I've had a really bad few days and I've just come on and seen this and fir some reason it properly made me LAUGH. Imagine having to #gifted a bleeping covid test.

I don't like Lucy. She's still that orange woman shagging lads in relationships from towie.

loveanatter said:
I’ve had 2 with it and I think she makes a right song & dance over it. Yes it can be hard when they don’t understand but little one is a month older and if I say no, he asks if it’s because it’s got milk…
& there’s so many more alternatives than there was 4/5 years ago, when you couldn’t even buy an Easter egg etc 🙈
He could very well grow of it too, let’s not forget!
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My little boy is 2 and gas cmpa. We've known since he was 6 weeks old. We've had no issues byt our youngest isn't and can have milk so christ knows how well do Easter etc. Cos he won't understand why she's having different.

She had vegan tit on her plan thing before roman was born. So she knows full well how to go about it all.
 
e.l.lofthouse said:
Sorry but I've had a really bad few days and I've just come on and seen this and fir some reason it properly made me LAUGH. Imagine having to #gifted a bleeping covid test.

I don't like Lucy. She's still that orange woman shagging lads in relationships from towie.



My little boy is 2 and gas cmpa. We've known since he was 6 weeks old. We've had no issues byt our youngest isn't and can have milk so christ knows how well do Easter etc. Cos he won't understand why she's having different.

She had vegan tit on her plan thing before roman was born. So she knows full well how to go about it all.
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My eldest grew out of it by the time my youngest could have Easter eggs & it’s never been an issue here! You can get allsorts now & so much more aimed at children that I don’t think they feel left out xx
 
Why does she always push her round on days out in the car seat? Its meant for short journeys and just nipping in places not to be used as a full on pram. She also shouldn’t have the straps like that, meant to be on her shoulders
 

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teddy19 said:
Why does she always push her round on days out in the car seat? Its meant for short journeys and just nipping in places not to be used as a full on pram. She also shouldn’t have the straps like that, meant to be on her shoulders
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I always think this!

Miss.Chanandler.Bong said:
It’s a Doona. It turns from a car seat into a full pram
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Does she use the pram then? Always looks like the baby is still in her car seat.
 
Miss.Chanandler.Bong said:
It’s like a car seat with legs that come out. I’ve seen people saying it’s a bad idea for the reasons someone said above
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An ok thank you! Yes when I had my baby the midwives in the hospital emphasised not keeping baby in a car seat for longer than necessary , whereas they didn’t say that when I had my little girl two years ago. I see so many using car seat attachements on prams though. Fine if you’re nipping into a shop quickly maybe but not all the time.
 
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