There are loads of differences between Kim Kardashian, 35, and other new mothers.
For instance, other new mothers don’t have to wrangle a petulant self-proclaimed genius as well as their actual babies; and other new mothers aren’t necessarily incredibly wealthy and famous.
Despite all this, Kardashian actually has a hell of a lot in common with other new mothers.
“I’m up at 4 a.m. pumping and delirious, hiding in my daughter’s closet because if she sees I snuck out of her bed she will start to cry,” she wrote in a blog post to her website last night.
“AND I think she gave me a cold so figure no better time to write a #Straight Up than now!”
She gave birth to her second child Saint West two months ago, and he already has a wardrobe of custom Ralph Lauren.
He doesn’t know that, though. All he knows is he’s hungry/sleepy/pooped in his nappy.
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Why does every post about being a mother become a martyr competition??
Yep, some have it easier, some have it harder, some have more kids or more money, some have less but seriously ladies isn't the article about a woman expressing her experience as a mother and shouldn't we just allow her to do that without making it about ourselves or anybody else?
This is why motherhood can be so isolating. Some poor chick has a tough day - whoever she may be - and just wants to be heard then inevitably other women invalidate her experience for her by comparing their far more difficult lives or suggesting that due to other factors she had no right to have a shitty day in the first place.
Exactly. All these women moaning that they have kids and have to clean too, well, by there own standards they can't complain either, because there's mothers out there doing all that too, but they're doing it in a one room shack with no electricity, little food and no clean water.
You make a good point, but maybe it's just hard to see it that way when it's Kim Kardashian doing the complaining, which she seems to do a lot about even the minor discomforts in her life ;)
I find it hard to feel much sympathy for her. She has the luxury for all the cooking, cleaning, washing etc to be done for her, so all her time can be focused on just the children. Imagine that! Yes, still exhausting, but nowhere near what most mums experience.