Gemma Atkinson has hit back at people who have given her unsolicited parenting advice, after she gave birth to daughter Mia just two months ago.
Strictly star Gemma shared just a snapshot of the advice she had received from parents on social media, after giving birth.
Gemma posted a photo to Instagram that said: "On your mark, get set, go f*** yourself.”
She then captioned the photo with a list of the advice she'd received, including "I hope you’re breast feeding. Get a proper pram and she doesn’t need two blankets." - reports the Manchester Evening News.
Gemma added: "Above is just a small list of what’s been said to me on here since having Mia. She’s not even eight-weeks-old.
"I’m absolutely all for getting help and advice! But there’s ways to do it. So to those people who seem to be the unqualified experts when it comes to being a mum, the above is for you.
"Print it and hang it on the wall next to your perfect parent award."
Former Love Island star Jessica Hayes, who gave birth to a baby boy Presley in June, said: "Preach !! Mum police are the worst... bored of it."
The Real Housewives of Cheshire star Christine McGuinness told her: "Heard it all before. Raise her your way, she's your baby!"
Another parent applauded: "Couldn’t have said this better myself. I am losing my eyesight and carry my nine week old all the time.
"The amount of times I have heard people telling me I am spoiling him as I won’t be able to put him down is ridiculous.
"I can’t even see him in a pram and I like carrying him! Our babies, our rules."
Gemma, 34, recently defended having a C-section after being told it isn't 'proper labour.'
She says she was left wondering if she had 'failed' by having a cesarean delivery after a woman made a comment in jest about the birth.
She said: "She wasn’t being nasty, she said it in jest and she was actually really lovely, but it did get me thinking when I got home.
"Had I failed? Had I not done it 'properly'? After a good chat with myself I came to the conclusion that the only 'proper' way to have a baby is the way that’s safest for you and your baby."
Mia made a dramatic entry to the world at the Royal Bolton Hospital on July 4 and health professionals took action after Mia's heart rate dropped with every contraction.
