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Book now for the next Tower Hamlets Family Meet-up on July 1st @poplarunion 10.30-12.30 🎉 We can’t wait to see you all and hang out! The meet-up is a safe space to meet other parents, share experiences, make friends, support one another and have a nice cuppa from @e5poplarbakehouse 🥰 Bump, babes and partners welcome. No need to live in Tower Hamlets to attend, it’s open to all. Helen @birthwrightwithhelenwright and I run the meet-up and offer support with all things ‘bump, baby and beyond’! I will be here with slings to talk about babywearing, help you with your own slings, show you how to feed in slings and you can hire on the day. Helen will be here to support you with all things antenatal and postnatal, talk about hypnobirthing, placenta remedies and more!! Leonora from @mindithn1 will be here to talk about postnatal mental health support. We wear many hats! We are hoping other perinatal professionals will be able to join us to offer you support. You will need to book a free ticket to attend (link in bio) for yourself (only 1 ticket per adult, babies don’t count in numbers allowed). BOOKING ESSENTIAL. We are running 1 session this month. If you are not able to attend PLEASE get in touch with me via DM or Poplar Union to return your ticket ASAP. We always have parents on the waiting list who miss out! We will be in the big studio with lots of space to social distance, doors wide open onto the garden and we can even sit outside if the weather is nice 🌞. What’s not to love? Get your free ticket now and we’ll see you on July 1st ❤️
🚨RANT ALERT 🚨 I have to be very honest, this pisses me off a lot. The ‘girl tax’. Last summer, I went for a walk with my 2 boys and my niece and suddenly I realised something. Look at this picture. Notice the length of their shorts? My eldest and my niece are born just 4 months apart. My boys have knee-length shorts and pretty much all their shorts are that length. It would be ‘weird’ if they had very short shorts, no? My niece’s shorts are incredibly short and the majority of her shorts and skirts are that length. Then look at the other picture I took today In Sainsbury’s. I was looking for school shorts for my eldest. Both grey and black shorts are size 6 year old. My eldest’s female mates are the same height (if not a bit taller) as him. What does that say about our society? Why do little girls have to show more skin than boys? I would rather she has something a bit longer and be more protected from the sun! But no, little girls’ clothes are made to be similar to women’s clothes, some are outrageously sexy. Do we ask them what amount of skin they are happy to show? Do these clothes make them look cuter? Do we really have a choice? No. If i had bought the black shorts, Harrison would have looked ridiculous (but his female mates, totally fine). I think it’s time for the clothing industry to take a good hard look at how they are normalising sexualisation of young girls. This is also a way to make you buy more clothes for girls as they will grow out of them quicker. It has to stop now!!
Thank you @calinbleuslings and Kizzy for our new stock of super light stretchy wraps!!! 😍
Our faces when someone tell us ‘Your baby is too big to be carried’. Hahahaha shut up I’m dying inside 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 👉Talk to me about carrying your toddlers and bigger kids 👈 (Wrap @woven.bliss )
Thank you Tasmina for gifting us this absolutely beauty of a wrap!!
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