Love Island Star Faces Criticism
Reality TV personality Laura Anderson has hit back at critics after being mum-shamed for taking her one-month-old daughter Bonnie on her first flight. The Love Island star, accompanied by her mother, flew from Glasgow to London and shared adorable photos from their trip, including one of Laura and Bonnie sleeping together on the plane. While most of her followers were supportive, some expressed concerns about the baby's young age and potential discomfort during the flight.
Defending Her Decision
After facing criticism, Laura Anderson defended her decision to take Bonnie on the flight. She responded to a follower by stating that she's not the only one who has taken young babies on flights and that her daughters were fine. The debate among followers sparked a conversation about traveling with infants.
Concerns Over Car Seat Use
One of the photos Laura shared showed her mother pushing Bonnie in a Doona, an infant car seat that can be turned into a pram. A follower voiced concern, warning that babies shouldn't be in a car seat for longer than half an hour at this age. Laura reassured the follower that she was aware of the guidelines and that she only used the car seat for short periods during taxi rides and at the airport.
Mum-Shamed for Makeup Tutorial
This isn't the first time Laura has faced criticism as a new mother. She was previously mum-shamed for filming a makeup tutorial while holding her newborn. Some followers questioned the necessity of featuring the baby in the tutorial, while others suggested using a sling so that Laura could go hands-free. However, there were also many people who praised Laura's ability to multitask and complete her routine with one hand.
Introducing Baby Bonnie
Laura Anderson gave birth to Bonnie Rose Lucy Anderson last month with her ex-partner Gary Lucy. She announced the arrival of her baby girl on Instagram, expressing her happiness and love for her daughter. Despite their breakup, Laura and Gary have committed to co-parenting and were recently seen posing together with Bonnie as they left the hospital.
