You’d have to pay me £500 to eat congeeOh god just had a look at the Food Doula website and it’s making me cringe. “Nourishment deliveries”, “ food support”. Thanks but I’ll take scoffing a Crunchie at 3am to see me through the night over bone broth and congee
* monetising every moment....
All this breast feeding nonsense about it being a super power and all the pressure is what made me feel like a terrible first time mum. I was going through a horrendous time during pregnancy and was put on anti depressants. These were safe during pregnancy but not for breast feeding but mistakes were made and I breast fed for a day before anyone realised. When they told me I had to stop breast feeding because it wasn’t safe, I was inconsolable and demanded to come off the tablets. Obviously they said no as I was suicidal and going to a mental health unit for mums and babies. An absolutely beautiful Spanish consultant came to see me and told me how her mum never breast fed her and look how well she was doing, it was not the be all and end all of being a mother! I’ve never forgot those words.
Also that baby is now predicted ABB in her A levels and has 4 conditional places and 1 unconditional place for Uni next year
duck me, take off the bastard filters Anna. You’re fooling no one, except maybe a sleep deprived new mum who feels like she’s failing because she doesn’t look like you. even you don’t look like you.I thought that when I saw those photos how bleeping contrary can one woman be
I’ve seen her post partum body more than I’ve seen my own. Ever!
Cor-Anna-virus
sorry I’ve had a wine!
Absolutely not. I didn't care, my husband didn't care, my friends didn't care. We all went back to what we were before, give or take a pound or two, and that was that. I remember being amazed that I still looked pregnant the day after I had my first, and genuinely wondered if there was another in there that the doctors had missed. After that I was too busy being knackered/stressed and occasionally elated.
And if all your self esteem relies on it. I’m the same age as Anna and I’ve found being in my mid forties pretty liberating. Maybe because I’ve got a husband who looks at me the same way now as he did 20 years ago or maybe because I don’t rely on my looks for my self identity or confidence. It does make me worry for my teens though.
Christ, that’s so depressing. She’s going to look back and kick herself for how much of her new child’s life she’s flittered away.
She’s not got flu, flu makes you feel like you can’t get out of bed. She’s got a cold if anything
Exactly! Flu is not something you can go out and about with! You feel like utter shite. Not sitting in a cafe. She’s got a sniffle at best.She’s not got flu, flu makes you feel like you can’t get out of bed. She’s got a cold if anything
No. and my husband loves me in every shape I’ve been. Cause I’ve known him longer than three seasons…..
You’d have to pay me £500 to eat congee
Oh god just had a look at the Food Doula website and it’s making me cringe. “Nourishment deliveries”, “ food support”. Thanks but I’ll take scoffing a Crunchie at 3am to see me through the night over bone broth and congee
Think most baby’s first calpol coincides with their 1st jabs at 8 weeks…Such privilege! You will also have a smooth, velvety milk chocolate . A comforting, crunchy indulgence designed to soothe your post partum body and soul. The bar features a shell that lovingly embraces a light honeycomb core.
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Something to do with Earth mother placenta smoothies?
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Zola was apparently born on October 20, 2024.
So two months old.
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Anna Whitehouse, aka Mother Pukka, announces birth of her third child
Flexible working campaigner Anna has revealed her baby’s early arrivalwww.emmasdiary.co.uk
