Parent-shaming has also become exceedingly present, though it’s not limited to online attacks.
And according to an expert,the royal wasn’t even doing anything wrong.
One woman, however, commended William and Kate for prioritizing their marriage.
The world was watching when Prince William and Kate Middleton introduced their first child to the world in 2013.
Several people took to online forums to discuss the matter, with many parent-shaming the royals(viaMommyish).
It’s entirely possible William and Kate knew more at that moment than the internet gave them credit for.
On some of these appearances, she has evenhonored her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana.
But even a sweet moment steeped in tradition isn’t safe from parent-shaming.
In 2018, the duchess appeared on the famous steps just seven hours after giving birth to Prince Louis.
While many considered this to be nothing short of inspiring with even Serena Williams tellingInStylethat Middleton was “No.
Understandably, this raised quite a few eyebrows.
And even years later, seemingly innocuous royal moments can come under scrutiny and spark parent-shaming.
As with everything, context is key.
Sure, Meghan could have stayed home, but who could blame her for wanting some me time?
Prince Harry was also slammed for conducting some royal business shortly after their first child was born.
Still, that didn’t prevent tongues from wagging.
Meghan Markle learned this when she read a book to Archie on his first birthday in 2020.
“This is the Meghan show,” she wrote on Instagram (viaFatherly).
“Why didn’t she film and let Harry read…?”
Other criticisms from social media users include one person whotweetedat Meghan to “PUT SOME CLOTHES ON HIM.”
Unless you’re Prince William, that is, and people expect you to uphold traditional gender roles.
I have news for you Prince William, we’ll see how long that lasts.”
It’s a natural thing and reflects the urge to protect and care for one’s child.
Another wrote, “She should learn from Kate [Middleton] on how to pose regally when pregnant.
Both hands discretely under the bump.”
I’m pretty sure it won’t fall off."
For the record, there’s nothing wrong with cradling a baby bump.
Meghan Markle was shamed for announcing her second pregnancy
Parent-shaming can be cruel, but also senseless.
