Anonymous
07/23/2017 07:29
Subject: Pink cooking with her baby
Bunch of nervous nellies on here.
I have no problem with this. What do you think "baby wearing" is? Just wearing the baby when you aren't doing chores?
I have no problem with this. What do you think "baby wearing" is? Just wearing the baby when you aren't doing chores?
Anonymous
07/22/2017 22:33
Subject: Pink cooking with her baby
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Missed it. Reaffirms my love for her.
Same here. She can be present for her kids, multitask, and she does her own cooking. What's not to love?
Women have been standing in front of fire with babies strapped to their chests for millennia. People need to chill out.
Yes! Women have been standing in front of a fire with babies strapped to their chests while someone else takes their picture and posts in on social media for millennia!
Take a pill
Anonymous
07/22/2017 11:11
Subject: Pink cooking with her baby
Anonymous wrote:Gee, I sure hope none of y'all ever speed with the baby in the car, or take a phone call or text, and are all otherwise totally perfect mommies.
I make mistakes, of course, but don't have someone photograph them and post on social media. I would actually make fewer mistakes if I had another adult - like the adult taking the photo of Pink cooking - to help me.
Anonymous
07/22/2017 11:08
Subject: Pink cooking with her baby
This isn't the first ridiculous unsafe parenting move pink has put on Instagram. There was carseat drama as well. I'm really starting to dislike her.
Anonymous
07/22/2017 07:08
Subject: Pink cooking with her baby
Gee, I sure hope none of y'all ever speed with the baby in the car, or take a phone call or text, and are all otherwise totally perfect mommies.
Anonymous
07/21/2017 22:38
Subject: Re:Pink cooking with her baby
Anonymous wrote:It is dangerous for the baby. Period. Not everything rises to a "mommy War". The fact that someone was there taking the picture takes away any justification for doing it.
Careless parenting. Unread your pantries, ladies, this is just a parenting mistake. We have all made them.
Maybe, maybe not. But countless things go into that maybe/maybe not category.
And it's not like the harping stopped with your "period." It went on and on about who was taking the (probably her husband, to whom she's been happily married for longer than most of the harpies here) then speculation about what help she does or does not have, to whether she's just seeking publicity (which, yes, is very much her job).
Anonymous
07/21/2017 22:21
Subject: Pink cooking with her baby
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ooooo the harpies are out in force for this one.
I think judging others is the whole therapeutic point for a lot of people.
I'm kind of sick of women harping on women, while simultaneously complaining they're being held back. Mom shaming is fourth or fifth back in the long line of culturally acceptable WOMAN shaming we all take part in. If you can make it past criticism for your looks, weight, whether or not you get married, how successful or manly your husband is, and why you haven't had kids yet, then you can settle in for a gazillion different ways you'll be shamed as a mother.
It's exhausting and self-sabotaging and women have more zeal for it than men.
+1. Unlike apparently most of the sanctimommies posting here, I can admit I'm not perfect. I've done stupid things as a mom. I've judged women and engaged in this behavior. But well-put, PP, it is wrong.
Anonymous
07/21/2017 22:15
Subject: Re:Pink cooking with her baby
It is dangerous for the baby. Period. Not everything rises to a "mommy War". The fact that someone was there taking the picture takes away any justification for doing it.
Careless parenting. Unread your pantries, ladies, this is just a parenting mistake. We have all made them.
Careless parenting. Unread your pantries, ladies, this is just a parenting mistake. We have all made them.
Anonymous
07/21/2017 22:08
Subject: Pink cooking with her baby
Anonymous wrote:Ooooo the harpies are out in force for this one.
I think judging others is the whole therapeutic point for a lot of people.
I'm kind of sick of women harping on women, while simultaneously complaining they're being held back. Mom shaming is fourth or fifth back in the long line of culturally acceptable WOMAN shaming we all take part in. If you can make it past criticism for your looks, weight, whether or not you get married, how successful or manly your husband is, and why you haven't had kids yet, then you can settle in for a gazillion different ways you'll be shamed as a mother.
It's exhausting and self-sabotaging and women have more zeal for it than men.