I’m all for all women dressing sexy and expressing themselves, but this is too much imo.
Shes just hiccuping. She seems so well developed and alert for a premie, if not smallish. Very happy for her! Alittle jaundiced, but nothing terrible. I hope Alex has been able to pump some colostrum. My lactation consultant for my middle child said the milk anf colostrum also help with getting rid of jaundice.
I was just telling a friend the other day that I know WAY too much about the internet to feel safe posting photos of kids and babies on a public page. If I was an influencer or had a large following? Absolutely fucking not.
If it's a rave type event or EDM show then skimpy outfits are a lot more common. I can't say for certain but the body glitter makes me think this is the case in that pic.Please staaaap. And in what universe is it appropriate to dress that way in a club? I’ve totes worn sexy outfits and lingerie in a club, but I’ll wear a blazer or something on top. Maybe just me
I'd rather make out with that dog all night than kiss Alex, and as soon as that baby is old enough to see her mother's posts, she'll probably rate this post with a green checkmark.
Seems fine to me, and even if it wasn't it's entirely on-brand for Alex to be naked or near-naked. And please, for the love of god, learn to multi-quote.
This this this. Alex has breadcrumbed more than enough over the years for a stalker to track her down, even a stalker less autistic than the average farmer. Though that said given how she presents herself I'd be more worried about people stalking HER than nonces going after her kiddo. Has she ever talked about unwanted attention in that sense? I'd bet she's got chasers and fetishy fans that have overstepped the mark in the past.
No, she should be worried about psychos abducting her baby. I'm happy Ari is alive, but frankly, another retarded step to trying to ruin Alex's life is "teaching her a lesson" by some Redditor abducting her kid and livestreaming it, getting shot by police, and with our luck, screaming something about Kiwi Farms in her final moments.
At age two, my parents discovered me missing from my cot. I'd climbed out of my cot, through the window and down into the garden. They found me about halfway down the block, toddling along happily in my nappy, enjoying my adventure. I'd actually done rather better than my mother had; at the same age she climbed to the top railing of her cot and fell to the floor on her face. She broke her nose and was unconscious for three days. Unfortunately medicine at that point in time was still rather primitive and dependent on whether your husband was an important person in town or not, so the town doctor just told my nan, "She'll wake up when she's ready," and left. Obviously my mother did wake up and eventually made a full recovery, but it's extremely scary to think of all the things that could have gone very, very wrong.
That doesn't matter. She showed those haters she totally CAN hold the baby (with it sort of propped up and tied to her) and got the shots she wanted for the gram. Colic be damned.
I think shes realized how difficult the logistics of breast feeding will be and shes given up on that. I do anticipate a few photo ops of her with a breast pump here or there for SM but she wont keep up with it.
I feel for boy moms. I have one girl, just my little girl, and she has always been easy, albeit super sensitive. Lots more tears but not many swallowed spiky things.
