Fitness influencer Tammy Hembrow has lashed out at critics this week who tried to question her mothering skills.
The 28-year-old blonde furiously hit back at followers on Wednesday who told her that her newborn daughter Posy needed to sit higher on her chest while in a front baby carrier.
Tammy had posted a series of sweet pictures of herself holding Posy, before concerned followers offered her some advice underneath the post.
Furious Tammy Hembrow hit back at fans on Wednesday, who questioned the safety of daughter Posy in a harness
‘Baby needs to be higher up! Closer to your chin mama,’ one follower wrote, adding love hearts.
Tammy took the comment well – writing ‘baby is fine lol’ – but soon hit back once a few piled on.
‘The rule is always close enough to kiss! Definitely needs to have a look at baby wearing CORRECTLY!’ one fan wrote, enraging Tammy.
‘Baby needs to be higher up! Closer to your chin mama,’ one follower wrote, adding love hearts. Tammy took the comment well – writing ‘baby is fine lol’ – but soon hit back once a few piled on
Tammy had posted a series of sweet pictures of herself holding Posy, before concerned followers offered her some advice underneath the post
‘My carrier was like this for about two minutes lol I had just loosened it about to take it off so relax,’ Tammy wrote.
‘Also firstly, this is my third child. Secondly, I will carry my baby however I see fit. Thirdly, she was very snug and cosy and actually loved this position.’
She added: ‘People need to be less quick to jump on mothers backs about what is CORRECT.’
‘The rule is always close enough to kiss! Definitely needs to have a look at baby wearing CORRECTLY!’ one fan wrote, enraging Tammy. ‘People need to be less quick to jump on mothers backs about what is CORRECT,’ she argued
It comes after comedian Celeste Barber slammed Tammy for showing off her flat stomach on Instagram just 12 days after giving birth.
The comedian called the 28-year-old fitness influencer’s post ‘dangerous’ and urged her female followers to be ‘kind to themselves’.
Celeste said women should never ‘feel a need’ to show off their bodies in activewear.
‘No disrespect, well done on your success but this is dangerous,’ Celeste wrote alongside footage of Tammy posing inside her bedroom in a skintight crop top and leggings.
It comes after comedian Celeste Barber slammed Tammy for showing off her flat stomach on Instagram just 12 days after giving birth
The comedian called the 28-year-old fitness influencer’s post ‘dangerous’ and urged her female followers to be ‘kind to themselves’
‘Women should NEVER feel as though they need to put on activewear and show off their bodies, to prove a point ESPECIALLY 12 days after having a baby. 12 DAYS!’
Celeste, who shares two young sons with her husband Api Robin, then shared her own experience just days after giving birth.
‘Jeez I was sh***ing in a bag and screaming into a pillow after having my babies. How we look is irrelevant. Be kind to yourselves, moisturise your nipples and unfollow accounts that make you feel like sh*t!’ she said.
In her Instagram post on June 30, Tammy revealed her slim and toned body at just 12 days postpartum
In her Instagram post on June 30, Tammy revealed her slim and toned body at just 12 days postpartum.
She said she ‘stayed as active as possible’ before and during her pregnancy by following her programs on her own fitness app.
‘I honestly feel like my core was at its best in my whole life just before I fell pregnant with [daughter] Posy so I’m excited to see what I can do this time round after baby number 3!’
Tammy, who said she’s ready to get back into a fitness regimen at six weeks postpartum, did stress that everyone’s journey is different.
‘Please DO NOT be hard on yourself or compare yourself to others. We all have different genes, different lifestyles, different circumstances etc,’ she wrote.
‘That being said I work and have worked extremely hard and want nothing more than to motivate and inspire you!’
Tammy, who said she’s ready to get back into a fitness regimen at six weeks postpartum, did stress that everyone’s journey is different
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