I agree, she will probably try it but once she gets too tired or if she has any issues with latching she will switch to formula and make Yar take the night shift with bottles while she sleeps.
According to Clueless in Cranston, they will be taking turns to feed baby. She’s going to express milk so Yar can feed him. Hahaha!!!
And putting in modern car seats is quite a chore, one that I’m certain Alex will be completely unable to manage.
That’s why you buy from an actual baby store. If they don’t install the seat themselves, they know where to go to have it done and certified safe. It’s all part of the service, as is putting furniture, prams etc together, and advising on safety standards. Fat Alex’s Amazon addiction, has meant she’s missed a lot of expert advice and services she could have gained by shopping local. She might have even connected with other local young mothers.
Honestly, I hope her baby is colicky. Three months of screaming would be hilarious. For us, but not for baby fearless, as I doubt she’ll comfort him and Yar will disappear instead of bond. . It’s always sad when a cow has a baby.
Yar doesn’t let Bruno play with dog toys, because they’re too noisy, so he’ll no doubt shut himself away from his newborn son because a crying baby is far worse than a squeaky dog toy.
We will be seeing Fat Alex carefully curating her vlog footage to present baby boy as the perfect baby. She’s not going to upset her Instagram worthy life by showing him in any other light. If that boy is born with any health issues, eg hip dysplasia, she’ll be lost about how to film him as the picture of perfection. Makes me wonder what she will actually show in her vlogs once he arrives. She’s not going to be wanting to pack both him and Bruno up to keep store hopping on the daily, or going to pools/beaches with Nasty Nancy. I doubt any of her viewers want to watch her sterilising bottles, washing baby clothes and linens on the daily, and she’ll get slammed if she films herself changing him, because that really should be kept private. It’s not like he’ll be able to play initially, or draw, or do any of the fun stuff like helping mum bake or garden for a long time. He’ll just drink, sleep and cry for months on end. Her intention, I have no doubt, is to bundle him up in the flashy influencer pram and trot him around farmers markets, and eateries, fairs etc and Bruno won’t be anywhere to be seen outside of the house/yard. She’ll learn very quickly that getting out with a baby is a whole production and she’s not going to want to do it.