UK mums only. Is it just me or are other new mums getting fed up with Myleene Klass?!?

She just seems to be everywhere at the moment, promoting her new book/CD about how fabulous it is to be a mum while looking all slim and well-rested. Speaking as a mum to a baby girl; there are days when I don’t even get the chance to wash my hair until my boyfriend gets home! I just think that celebrity mums have no idea what it’s like to look after a young child in the “real world” (i.e. with no nannies or personal trainers!) and it annoys me when they assume that everyone is fascinated by their pregnancies or parenting advice. Just had to get that off my chest and wondered if anyone else feels the same?

Why does she get on your nerves, didn’t you know that she’s the only woman ever to get pregnant and have a baby????

Sorry for the sarcasm but she is driving me bonkers, my pregnancy was tough, the birth was traumatic, suddenly looking after a newborn mostly on my own (family hardly involved and hubby working a lot) was like someone had dragged me through hell and back. I didn’t know which way to turn, what i was supposed to do, i looked like crap, felt like crap and at that time it would not have been helpful to see miss perfect trying to show how amazing having a baby is.

In reality, yes it is amazing and lovey dovey…at some points, but mostly its hard work, stressful and you want to do your best by this lil one but never feel like you are good enough to get there. Luckily my daughter is 16 months and im with the attitude of “my daughters healthy, happy , well looked after and loved, if its not how you think it should be done, then balls to you”, but back when she was newborn i was fragile. New mums want to see a mum in the same situation as them, so they know its ok not to look like a size 0, polished beauty queen after having a baby- these women like Mylene Class are not role models- the real women on the street living reality are the true role models!

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