'We are constantly shown this idealist image of what we should look like and that stays with us for a really long time'
We caught up with the mum-of-three to discuss her thoughts on the campaign, body positivity and social media.I’ve always felt really strongly about the way that we view ourselves. And raising three boys, as they're getting older I see how social media affects their mental health, and how they look at their bodies and how they feel about themselves.
I think it's changing which is exciting. There are so many more brands that are more aware and are stopping filtering everything out and airbrushing everything out. it's been such a long time that this has been going on for. It's just going to take us a while to decode and to get people used to what really is normal. Because normal is so many different things, not just one ideal.I think the only thing that I can do is make sure I never airbrush anything out, which I don't.
But then I grew up and as you get older, your mindset changes. As Zach got older and the enjoyment I got from him grew. I didn't get the enjoyment that loads of people say you're gonna get right in the beginning but as I started to enjoy him more, I worried less about what I look like. I also just got older, and then started seeing things for what they really were. I wouldn't notice anyone else's boobs because I was so busy looking at myself.
I also think that having a day off social media is really important. I try to take one day off a week and I love it! I genuinely love the platform, I get so much joy out of being on there. sometimes it motivates me to do things I would never do so I genuinely enjoy it but still every week I say "Right it's phone in a drawer day" and I'll put my phone away and I don't look at anything at all.
For many a mum, being hair free and carefree is a thing left behind in our pre-kid days. And, at the chilly times of year, who’s to know?“I’m on holiday, and I’ve got hairy legs. VERY hairy legs,” Stacey wrote in her column for"I meant to shave when we first got to the hotel but my boys were like: 'Nooooo! We need to swim!'"
Stacey said: “After that I thought, ‘People have shoved their hand up me to get a human out. Why do I care that I’m hairy?’"
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