" Y’all got ta stop with that . "
Keke Palmeris not here for anyone’s unsolicited parenting advice.#
Yesterday, theNopestar took to Instagram with a message for those who feel the need to offer advice when they haven’t been asked for it.#
“Because here’s the thing: I’ve seen it on my page, I’ve seen it on other mothers' pages, and it gets to the point where I don’t think people realize there is privilege in what they’re asking.”#
Keke said there are simply better ways to support someone. “If you wanna help somebody pray for them, wish them well, show ‘em love,” she suggested. “Don’t go on their page using some privileged measure of what it takes to be a good mom. ‘Cause you know what it really takes to be a good mom? Loving your child.”#
She added, “So the next time you go on someone’s page and try to tell them what they’re doing wrong and what they need to do better whileyourpage is private and can’t nobody critique you, be more demure. Be more mindful.”#
“Stop scaring the shit out of mothers!” she wrote in the post’s caption, adding that all the advice does is create “a nervous anxiety-ridden mother” instead of “genuine community and support.”#
One user had even randomly told Keke to make sure she’s regularly changing her baby’s diaper. (???)#
You can watch Keke’s latest message here:#









