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So, by today’s standards, this is what is considered as _”entertainment”_ in 2024? *groan* 🙄👎

Nothin beats the original, but damn it's a damn good throwback 😂

she sounds like my ex wife... all about her....run away!!!!

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Her ass isn’t that great?

Azz, what azz? ...flatter than day-old beer.

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People who shopping there think that they buy special food better than anyone else. Will see how long this grocery will last.

OMG thank you SOOOOOOO much!!! Truly changed my life!!! You have such a gift as a healer!! ❤❤❤❤❤

Redo video with another woman

You are so pretty!

Lol this took me back yo!!

I got second hand embarrassment from this

Wish I'm a rich girl 😂

Love you guys!❤😊

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Manon your honesty, soul searching and sharing are so beautiful. Thank you!!! The best advice I ever received during new motherhood is to TRUST YOURSELF and your own intuition, because no one has the bond with your baby that you do. Not even the best caregivers-and it’s awesome to know that for River you really do have the best!!!-are the same as mom. You have so much power and insight into what both you and your baby need, and I’m sorry that the 90% of people you chatted with in threads sort of dissuaded you out of your own intuition. I think there’s a reason why that bond feels so strong during the first few months of baby’s life-like they’re still physically a part of you!! I don’t think being physically separated from baby gets much easier, but I think it feels less debilitating when they have a little teeny tiny bit of their own independence and confidence. I had to start my baby in full time daycare when she was only about 20 months because I had to work full time to provide for her. I was honestly in a fugue state that whole first day of separation, but I was so so grateful I never had to be separated even once before that day came. There are so many milestones that come, and only you and baby will super know when you’re ready. You will both be ready for so many adventures in the beautiful life you’re preparing for him!! But it is totally appropriate and normal to just not be ready for certain milestones at times when other people expect you to be. And it sounds like, you weren’t ready for this separation, but you have absolutely learned and grown so much through the process. And I think you have helped others out there learning to trust themselves and feel painful feelings, whether it’s new moms or anyone else facing others’ expectations. Thank you for sharing Manon, I have so much love and respect for you and am obsessed with your comedy!!!!

I saw the cringes thing

Erewhon is a complete failure

...I need an adult!

😂😂 it's on YOUR credit card ...❤❤

They wouldn’t even be asking what the price was

Damn!! Love the sarcasm!! What a trip!! 😂✨️

To everyone that’s actually shopping at Erewhon.. stop.

The sarcasm 😂

Lol imagine thinking your still relevant at all

Sooo it says NOWHERE. Is that because your brain has to be there in order to spend that much cash? 😂

😅😂🤣😂 awesome!!

That room service timing was out of control! lol At 14:40 you talk about being the mom and also having to work. It’s a tough thing to handle both. One person isn’t meant to do both. That’s why some people choose to be a stay at home parent if financially able. I think someone as creative and driven as you wouldn’t do well just staying at home. But maybe there’s a happy medium where Johnny can be the primary financial support and you can still work, but only in as much as mommy life will allow. Fit in some work here and there but focus your time and energy on your baby and your home. Just my thoughts for whatever they’re worth.

Jolly couple should have their tv series!!😂

Great to see this expressive video of you Manon! I’m sure it was emotional thinking and making certain decisions. It’s as real as it gets, you’re awesome!! 😊

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Freaking loved this video! You gotta make more😅😅😅

Writing a script as they walk.

"i want to go see ...a film. In LA!" 😅😅

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Lmfao!!! Is it ODD or is it GOD!!! You may ❤❤❤😁😁😁

I felt that- like I was a baby - when my son was newborn it was out of this world, a slice of heaven ❤ these thoughts are scary I know… 🥺 hahahaha you got this let the tears flow 🙏🏼

Since I’m a guy, it’s interesting to hear about your love for a newborn and the challenges you face. Isn’t that it hasn’t happened to anyone else before, but it’s happening to you! Keep the faith!

The room service guy sounded just like Johnny when he does those accents 😆

So understand. It’s so normal. But now that you’ve done a trip without him you know you can get through it! And you did a little exploring too. So that’s great. Congrats on the hair campaign!

It is so hard as a mom to do things that you know in your heart that is something that you’ve always wanted, but then the mom guilt kicks in and it’s so hard! I get it, in a way. I mean, I’ve never been flown business class, or traveled 17 hours away from my kids. But I know that fear of dying. I did not care in my 20s. I didn’t care if I died. Now I’m 38, I have three kids and I get scared even driving sometimes. I have a seizure disorder and I’ve been seizure free over a year, but that doesn’t mean anything. I’m constantly afraid that they’re gonna have a seizure, again, and now they’re older and I don’t know. I just worry about them losing their mom. or me falling having a seizure and not making it out alive and my husband not being here and me being home alone with my kids. Now I’m crying lol I understand how you feel. It’s so hard. 10:26 well I’m glad I never hit send on that comment lol but letting us know these things about you makes us feel less alone. Because you are someone who is very real and I know a lot of young women look up to you, so I think it’s great that you just shared that with us! It absolutely does not mean that you have to talk about it every time you show your face on social media!

It is so hard as a mom to do things that you know in your heart that is something that you’ve always wanted, but then the mom guilt kicks in and it’s so hard! I get it, in a way. I mean, I’ve never been flown business class, or traveled 17 hours away from my kids. But I know that fear of dying. I did not care in my 20s. I didn’t care if I died. Now I’m 38, I have three kids and I get scared even driving sometimes. I have a seizure disorder and I’ve been seizure free over a year, but that doesn’t mean anything. I’m constantly afraid that they’re gonna have a seizure, again, and now they’re older and I don’t know. I just worry about them losing their mom. or me falling having a seizure and not making it out alive and my husband not being here and me being home alone with my kids. Now I’m crying lol I understand how you feel. It’s so hard.

Feeling your feelings and then sharing them I’m sure helped other moms, they needed to hear your story! Your feelings were valid, meaning they were real and you experienced them so they should have been felt. The funny thing about feelings is they tend to stir up other emotional moments we experienced but never really addressed. I didn’t realize I even had childhood trauma until I became a mother. I was forced to face the anxiety, loss, and abandonment I experienced. I never went to therapy but wish I would have to help me process it. Heck, I still can! But talking about things was a huge part of getting over those emotionally stressful moments. Much love to you!

The timing of the room service, my goodness!! 🤌

did you botox your mouth?

Oh Mannon, when you said "you discredit your feelings..." I felt that. Thank you for your candid and loving discussion.