Pregnant women of Australia, I hope you weren’t reading Stellar Magazine yesterday.
Not that there’s anything wrong with the glossy magazine that pops out of your News Ltd paper every Sunday, it’s a bloody good read, but because if you did, you would have had a crash-course in the confusing, un-winnable culture war to which you’ve just been conscripted.
For a start, on the magazine’s cover, there’s a glorious creature with tousled hair, long honeyed limbs and a seductive stare, cradling a newborn. It’s Rachael Finch, four weeks after giving birth, and she looks incredible. The cover line reads: ‘Nobody Deserves To Be Made To Feel Like They’re A Bad Mother’.
Inside, things get more incredible. Rachael wears a dusky pink ballgown, and is reclining on a lounge with her improbably gorgeous husband, Michael Miziner, baby Dominic and their curly-haired daughter, Violet.
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I think it might be reasonable to expect a parent to remember to feed their child and to pick it up from places. Being human, someone might forget on a rare occasion but surely if someone is continually forgetful they can put a reminder on their phone.
Do parents who repeatedly forget to feed their kids or collect them from places .
forget important business meetings?
i follow rachel finch on instagram and all this hate she gets about her diet is so dumb. She posts lots of the meals she makes for her family and they are excellent! Yes they are organic and of the best quality but its stuff like roast lamb and veg, chicken soups, healthy salads etc. She eats butter and carbs and meat. she appears to eat a wholesome diet that is very healthy and not in a deprived way. people just HATE it when others are healthy as it makes them feel shit about their own terrible diets