Xtina to Newborn Son: Lullabye Bye Bye

16. Don't forget before you pass adolescent judgement TMZ that she most likely gets paid for these club appearances and no matter how much she makes overall, still needs a revenue stream and also needs to keep her face out on the town so photogs will take pics of her and her "public" will know she's still around... There's plenty of available 24x7x365 time for her to be an attentive mother. Can't judge her for doing her work, same for Denise Richards by the way.

Posted at 3:12PM on May 28th 2008 by InSacratomato

17. She is a nasty wh0re who never wanted that kid to begin with, it will be raised by nannies and she will be fine with that. Her party lifestyle is much more important to her than her child. She needs a serious beatdown.

Posted at 3:21PM on May 28th 2008 by This skank is absolute trash

18. nice for them to be able to get out together and SLEEP IN!!...sleep deprevation is the worst part having a newborn and she wouldn't be going out if she didn't have the help. Good for her.

Posted at 3:21PM on May 28th 2008 by definately was the worse part.

19. Jackiemichele, you are exactly why the country is full of criminals. Why didn't you do your child and society a favor and WAIT UNTIL YOU WERE READY TO PROPERLY CARE FOR A CHILD TO HAVE ONE. Our society is full of selfish cows that $hit out kid after kid and leave day care providers to raise them. Them they wonder why they have piles of $hit for children. Kill yourself and your nasty uncared for child.

Posted at 3:20PM on May 28th 2008 by Yes, yes you are an awful mom

20. OMG Call CPS people please. WHATEVER!!!

Posted at 3:26PM on May 28th 2008 by ME

21. # 12 -- I think the answer is YES.
Xtina shouild be at home -- the kid's just a newborn for crying out loud.

Posted at 3:27PM on May 28th 2008 by c rock

22. With a new baby, how does she even stay awake that late? I guess she naps, and having a nanny around helps. Doesn't mean she is a good mother or a bad one, BTW, TMZ.

Posted at 3:26PM on May 28th 2008 by vj-dj

23. Damn! 16 and 17, jealous much? BTW, I'm a mother who works full time and have to leave my kids in daycare before and after school so I can provide them with the things they need without living off of welfare. Got a problem with that? Get a life and stop hating on people just because they've achieved something you'll never EVER be able to achieve - success.

Posted at 3:27PM on May 28th 2008 by jollyex

24. If Christina doesn't want Max, I want him. He needs TLC. Give him to me and your can get drunk 24/7 You are a gyspy, and a terrible mother. GO HOME TO YOUR SON.

Posted at 3:27PM on May 28th 2008 by B-real

25. Jollyex...u tell them !! hahaha..soem people just have horse blinders on and can't see past a point in their own lives.

Posted at 3:33PM on May 28th 2008 by what a dumb heading!

26. What difference does it make what she does when he goes to bed for the night?? Good for them. I would do the same thing if I had a nanny.

Posted at 3:43PM on May 28th 2008 by AMSJLL

27. That baby is only 4 months old and she is going out to clubs? What a skank! Christina go home to your newborn baby! Why did you even have him in the first place? If she's out partying at Clubs you cannot tell me she's actually getting up with him in the morning. Also, I'm sure she is going to appearances, photo shoots, recording sessions, etc. It's not like she is at home with him all day and just having a girls night every once in awhile. I knew I couldn't stand this bitch and now I know why!

Posted at 3:35PM on May 28th 2008 by Molly

28. Way to go jollyex and much promps to you and all you do for your kids.

Posted at 3:35PM on May 28th 2008 by ME

29. TMZ, why aren't you criticizing X-Tina's husband? He's been out, too.

Oh right. She squirted the crotch-fruit out, so she should be chained to it until it's 18. Bitches, please.

Posted at 3:41PM on May 28th 2008 by Green Is Good

30. I continued to go out and be social when I had a babies in my 20's.

I've had more babies in my late 30's/early 40's and I can count on one hand the number of times I've been away from them for social activities.

I did what felt right then, and I do what feels right now.

The 40+ mom in me thinks she should set aside her social life and breathe in every second of her son's infancy. But the 20something mom in me remembers how necessary it was for me to engage in personal activities that were appropriate for a mom of that age.

Posted at 3:40PM on May 28th 2008 by Sue