Jamie Lynn to Mom: Help Me With My Baby!

91. If you are grown up enough to have sex and make a baby you need to suck it up and take care of it YOURSELF. I cannot believe all the stupid teenagers in the world. Use a condom!!!

Posted at 2:55PM on Jun 26th 2008 by HonestyHurts

92. I had a c-section with my first child and I still took care of my baby without mom's help. I let my mom enjoy her grandchild and not feel burdened by it. But then again, I was 32 and my husband was 35 when we had our first.

Posted at 3:07PM on Jun 26th 2008 by Linda

93. You all that post negative words about Jamie Lynn are NUTS! First of all, I just had recently given birth to my first child Jason Alexander and I too felt I needed my Mother around to show me how it's done. I waited a very long time to have a child after receiving my PHD because I wanted to be prepared for it. And guess what? I was scared out of my mind. Your life completely changes no matter how old you are. I am so proud to see Jamie Lynn live up to her responsibilities. And if needing or wanting your Mother around, THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT! No one is perfect the minute you have a baby, the perfection comes as you grow, love, and learn with your child!

Posted at 3:06PM on Jun 26th 2008 by Anna Simonara

94. I had my daughter when I was 24. My husband was in the Navy and in the middle of the Atlantic when she was born. I also had a C-section and still was able to take care of my baby myself. It was my decision to have her and I was responsible to take care of her, not pawn her off on her grandparents.

Posted at 3:04PM on Jun 26th 2008 by that's right

95. I thought it was normal for moms or other members of the family to help new mothers out for the first couple of weeks. I know my mom helped me and I was 24 and married four years when I had my first baby. In fact, I had help with all three of mine. You all need to cut this girl a break. Nothin' wrong with a little help.

Posted at 3:07PM on Jun 26th 2008 by waa waa cry babies

96. Shes not the first girl to have a baby at 17 and be unwed and she wont be the last so give her a break. Its human nature to go to your mom or want your mom when your in over your head.

Posted at 12:32AM on Jun 29th 2008 by butterflyripple

97. A newborn is NOT hard to take care of. I had one at 20 on my own. Changing diapers is easy, Nursing is easy, changing clothes is easy, bathing baby is easy! What's so hard here people? Sure you may get tired but suck it up! Take a nap when the baby sleeps. They don't get difficult until they are 8+ and can talk back!

Posted at 3:09PM on Jun 26th 2008 by Ashana

98. I find nothig wrong wth her asking for help and commend her for mother for helpng her. I find it horrible how people can make such judgemental comments on someone they don't even know. I say congratulations and good luck with you new baby.

Posted at 12:01PM on Jun 27th 2008 by splendid

99. Um, my sister recently had a baby. She is married and has a three year old too. SInce a C section was performed on her she can't drive or use the stairs for two weeks. You dumbass people out there who have not had kids are talking about somethin you obviously know nothing about. Jamie Lynn Spears probably needs the same help as my sis since she did have the same surgery. THINK BEFORE YOU WRITE SUCH STUPID CRAP!!!! Give the girl a chance before you start slapping her down. She may surprise you.

Posted at 4:37PM on Jun 26th 2008 by themadprincess

100. The mom's home has a name?!?! Oh Gawd! I think I'll name my home too. How about Pacific Sunset? or is that an Amtrak line? These people, I'm telling you!

Posted at 3:20PM on Jun 26th 2008 by L

101. Oh my gosh! God forbid a mother help out her daughter when she becomes a new mother. Teen mother or not, this is the NORM.

Posted at 3:27PM on Jun 26th 2008 by Candy

102. Well, I think anybody who has their first baby, needs help, needs a break, needs to sleep, of course there are some Mom's out there that didn't have any help, but I know they wish they did and she is not a bad person for having her mother help her, that's what Mom's are for, not to raise the baby but to help guide thier daughter/son in the right way to raise their child. Any GOOD Mom would do that for her daughter/son.

Posted at 3:32PM on Jun 26th 2008 by LEAVE JAMIE ALONE

103. It is tradition that the mother helps her daughter out at least the first week to take care of a brand new baby. My mother helped me out for at least 3 days the first week for both of my girls. I had two c-sections, and it is hard at times having a toddler and a brand new baby. I had to go back to the hospital, because my c-section got infected.

Posted at 3:31PM on Jun 26th 2008 by Kat

104. Lots of new moms (first time and repeat moms) need help from family the first few weeks. Even if the help isn't needed the grandmothers like to help out and start bonding with the baby too.

Posted at 3:41PM on Jun 26th 2008 by give her a break!

105. My wife and I had 3 children and we required no help from anyone. We both took turns with everything and we were able to bond with the child without other people present. We love our folks but they did not have our children. We had our children and we take care of ours. I cannot stand people who run to mommy and daddy the first time something comes up. My wife and I have been married for a long time and we raised a pretty darn good family with zero outside help in our home.

Posted at 3:42PM on Jun 26th 2008 by Big Bear