Stylist’s Fliss adds that the easing of lockdown has added to her and Natasha’s feelings of jealousy and have caused them to begin to question whether they will begin to feel resentment and a level of FOMO that they didn’t experience in their pre-pregnancy lives.

“I’d love to be going to a pub right now and having a frozen margarita. I dream a lot about having an Aperol spritz or a pint and I’m jealous,” she says.

“It makes me think: will all of my childless mates be living my old life, and will I be jealous of that?”

But for all Fliss and Natasha’s concerns of FOMO and never being able to see their mates again, Molly reassures them that being a mother is not the end of that world and, actually, things can and do change for the better after giving birth.

A self-confessed “party girl” herself, Molly admits that she was scared of losing friends and being overcome by jealousy if she saw them on wine nights without her.

“I thought it would be the hardest thing during pregnancy and I’d be counting down the days until I could go and have a glass of wine in a pub garden,” she says. “When he [Oscar] was born, it couldn’t have been the furthest thing from my mind. My new baby present from my friend was a bottle of wine and it’s still in my fridge.”

“Just because you’re a mum, it doesn’t mean your life finishes. It just means it takes a bit more planning.”

Listen to the rest of the conversation on Baby On The Brain episode six on Apple and Spotify.

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