Hilaria & Alec Baldwin expecting seventh child

[holly]

May 10, 2022 23:54:47 GMT tulip said:

May 10, 2022 21:38:09 GMT dolem said:

You can't stay young and beautiful forever, but man the past year has been rough on his face.

It's the ugliness of his personality coming out.

It really is. 

[dolem]

I was trying to be kind ^^. Didn't want to mention the obvious

[tulip]

May 11, 2022 2:50:06 GMT MsDark said:

They BETTER not name this fucking baby girl Halyna.

I just know that bitch has enough audacity to attempt this.

And even though Alec's ass knows better he's so c*nt struck he wouldn't do a goddamned thing to stop her.

Not Spanish sounding enough, but I agree, she absolutely has the audacity to do this. Maybe the middle name? 

I would be absolutely, positively livid if I were Halyna's husband and they did this. 

[loftybike]

^^^imagine being named after a woman your father accidentely shot. Because your mother thought that that would show compassion...

[no1novice]

What about Elena…..

[no1novice]

Hilaria Baldwin rushes son Eduardo to ER after ‘very bad’ allergic reaction.




Hilaria Baldwin believes she “may have saved” her son’s life.

The yoga instructor’s 1-year-old, Eduardo, was taken to a New York City hospital Wednesday after suffering a “very bad” allergic reaction.

“I had to give him an epi pen,” Baldwin, 38, wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of the youngster attached to a monitor in the emergency room.

“I’ve never had to administer it on my own…it was a scary experience. He is ok now and home, but I share with you to remind you that this is a lifesaving tool you may be able to keep around the house.”


The mother of six wrote that Eduardo “was in such distress and I believe it may have saved him today,” calling the EpiPen a “lifesaving tool.”

“I won’t bore you with the long story of rushing him out the door,” she wrote. “Fortunately, when I took this photo, he was back to himself and kicking the phone out of my hand🤣…I, on the other hand, was a spent wreck 🥴.”

Baldwin concluded the caption, “Love you all and be safe.”

[tulip]

First of all, I HATE it when parents -- celeb or not -- post photos of their kids getting medical assistance. My niece does this all the time and it drives me crazy.

Second, does Eddie have an allergy and they have an EpiPen because of this? You can't just be keeping those around the house just in case.

Third, they aren't hard to use, just jam it into the thigh. They are made to be foolproof.

Fourth, I really loathe this woman and her constant need for attention.

[louiswinthorpe111]

I've been to the emergency room with my kids plenty. I don't post it. I'm not thirsty for sympathy.

[Pixie]

To be fair, Hilarious is just thirsty. For anything, not just sympathy XD

[waterslide]

I don't keep up, but wasn't one of her kids just recently in the ER with a broken arm?

Hilaria Baldwin believes she “may have saved” her son’s life.

This is kind of a misleading statement. My very paranoid mind thought that was a very Dee Dee Blanchard thing of her to say, but in her insta post, she really does say "it" may have saved her son's life, referring to the EpiPen.

Secondly, I have no idea why she is being such a drama queen about administering it.  

“I had to give him an epi pen,” Baldwin, 38, wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of the youngster attached to a monitor in the emergency room.

“I’ve never had to administer it on my own…it was a scary experience. He is ok now and home, but I share with you to remind you that this is a lifesaving tool you may be able to keep around the house.”

Yeah, they're a great lifesaving tool if a) you need to have one and only if you need to have one and b) if you can afford one in the US.  

“I won’t bore you with the long story of rushing him out the door,” she wrote. “Fortunately, when I took this photo, he was back to himself and kicking the phone out of my hand🤣…I, on the other hand, was a spent wreck 🥴.”

He was kicking the phone out of your hand for a reason...

[greysfang]

Jun 3, 2022 15:59:53 GMT louiswinthorpe111 said:

I've been to the emergency room with my kids plenty. I don't post it. I'm not thirsty for sympathy.

I had two boys who played rough and both played football. I have a few pics of them in the hospital and only texted them to family; never posted on SM in any way.

Well, I once posted my oldest's x-ray when he broke his collarbone, but only because it was a dramatic x-ray, and I posted it on a private board. Never posted a pic of him, just his x-ray.

[czb]

^^^ yeah - i get it. my kids don't play football but are super active and we have gone to the ER plenty. never took an ER pic.

once i posted a pic to FB of one of my kids after she got her broken arm casted at the ortho. but that was just because i was trying to show her how brave she was being even though she was in a lot of pain (she was pretty young) and so her relatives could see it and know it was resolved ....

[constancespry]

I am starting to wonder if she has social media Munchausen by proxy. All of the health stuff she bleats, err, tweets on about looks so staged.

[MsDark]

My brothers and I were little kids in the 70's (going into early 80s).

There's so many things that I can recall we had happen that probably would have been an ER trip today I probably couldn't remember them all.

Basically, we had this shit right here:



With a glass dropper. Stung like fire.

[holly]

Jun 4, 2022 1:30:02 GMT MsDark said:

My brothers and I were little kids in the 70's (going into early 80s).

There's so many things that I can recall we had happen that probably would have been an ER trip today I probably couldn't remember them all.

Basically, we had this shit right here:



With a glass dropper. Stung like fire.

We used to call it Monkey Blood when we were kids. I don't think they even sell it anymore in the US.