I think we can all agree mommy-shamers are one of the worst types of internet trolls. They truly cannot let a new mom catch a break! They alllll think they know best and have no problem sharing their ~ superior ~ opinions online.
New mom and country singin' cutie Maren Morris knows better than anyone the damaging effect these trolls can have, and is speaking out about her experience!
The "Girl" singer has skyrocketed to international fame and I CANNOT stop listening to her love song "Bones."
It truly is a gorgeous drunk cry song if you're in the search for one!
She and her hubby, Ryan Hurd, welcomed their baby boy, Hayes Andrew Hurd, back in March, and the lil' family couldn't be cuter!
As you may recall, Maren was dragged on Twitter earlier this month after sharing a photo of her and her son floating on the lake without life jackets on.
While most comments were noting how sweet the duo looked, someone pointed out that her son wasn't wearing a life jacket.
Thankfully, this hater was met with a lot of backlash.
"His mother is his life jacket. But if you were a mother and had any idea of how to look after a child, you would know that. She knew there would be some [expletive] who would say something like this and posted it anyway. Because she knows how to look after her own child," wrote one fan.
While replying to a fan defending her, Maren made it clear she was having enough of the mom-shaming.
Naturally, this was disappointing news to longtime fans of Maren, who want to share in the new mom's joy on social media!
Now, Maren is speaking with Andy Cohen about the emotional toll the mommy-shamers have had on her.
"I'm gonna be a little more private about him. It's been so fun sharing photos of him, but I feel like... you know, I can take someone saying my music sucks or I'm ruining country music, but for some reason, the mother card, I can't emotionally handle right now."
She then clarified that Hayes was totally safe in her arms at the time of the photo: "I will say, he was completely safe. We were tied to a dock, I was in a foot of water on a float."
"We all feel like we suck in the beginning anyways," she concluded.
