New York Post has advice for Britney

The New York Post has some parenting advice for Britney Spears.  Their six point plan includes:

Rule No. 1: Don’t throw out the baby with the bath water. That means literally, Britney. Seriously. Be careful with that. (Speaking specifically of InfantseatGate.)

Rule No. 2: Avoid toxic-type situations. (They are outraged that Britters changed Sean Preston’s diaper in the middle of a busy restaurant.)

Rule No. 3: U R a slave 4 ur baby – not 4 ur Starbucks fix.

For the last three rules, check out the article.

Comments

She changed his diaper in the middle of a restaurant?? That is just wrong. Talk about inconsiderate to other people.

- pg on March 17th, 2006

I dont really believe that since that’s such a huge health code violation.

- starlight_perfume on March 17th, 2006

Driving with a baby unrestrained is a violation too and she did that.

- pg on March 17th, 2006

This is just horrible. How degrading and intentionally malicious this article is.

I think it was horrible for Brit to drive with Sean Preston in her lap. But still, this article was just over the top and a low blow. What’s wrong with people when they need an article intentionally written to humiliate someone in order to get their “entertainment” for the day.

I’m disgusted the New York Post would run this. I’ll make sure to skip them at the newstand.

- kristen on March 17th, 2006

Starlight_perfume, it shouldnt be such a stretch to believe something like that. It was reported a while ago that Brooke Shields did the same thing with Rowan.

- Jeani on March 17th, 2006

I laughed at this article, mainly because most of what was said is true. It just makes the whole situation a little sad as well.

- FC on March 17th, 2006

I dont believe the Brooke Shields thing either. Of course, I tend not to believe most of the stuff I here about celebs unless it’s in a creditable magazine like People.

- starlight_perfume on March 17th, 2006

I agree, very malicious. I know Britney seems clueless and has made massive mistakes. Not excusing them, but any regular person that does these thing would just get looked over. I feel bad for her being scrutinized for every thing she does. Doesn’t make it right for her to change the baby like that, but it is unfortunate her every move is watched, photographed, and reported on. I am surprised she even leaves her home or hotel. I don’t think I would!!

- tink1217 on March 19th, 2006