“Unseen Judgment: 43 Shocking Tales of Moms Facing Strangers’ Wrath”
It’s not like I can just send him in alone to the crowded adult men’s room and ask some stranger to help assist with getting him on the toilet. 🙄🤦♀️.
I used to work with this lovely woman, super kind and well-meaning. I was pregnant with my first and all I craved was watermelon so bad that cucumber smelled like it. I’d eat whole cukes, salting a little bit per bite. She observed me consume one with my salt shaker in the other hand.
Afterwards, she came up to me with her sweet kindly smile and whispered lovingly to me, “Obey the cravings, hon, but watch your salt intake.” She then punctuated her statement with a stern-faced motherly nod.
Little did she know that I had been “prescribed” salt by my doctor due to ridiculously low BP (for example, first thing in the morning, before I have anything to eat or drink, it can be as low as 80s over 50s).
People who knee-jerk mom-shame people don’t know enough to say c**p about anything. Let it roll off like water on a duck’s back. They’re the ones making an a*s of themselves, not out of you.
I got pregnant shamed one time. We were at a funeral and another mom that goes to our sitter was pregnant also. And mind you she is tiny and I’m average. Both of us were Uber pregnant and her husband asked if I was ready to have my baby and I was like yea I’m exhausted. He said yea you’re looking a little swollen. Needless to say his wife heard him and he got it the whole was home and the next morning from her!!
Some lady was appalled that my 11 month old early walker had only socks and no shoes at the park and was roaming about shoeless.
“Where are her shoes?!”
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