I put my baby in a bowl to take his newborn photos in designer gear – trolls slam me but it’s Crown Derby & costs £4.1k
A YOUNG mum has hit back at trolls after sharing her son’s controversial photoshoot.
Natania Young took to social media to share pictures of her adorable newborn son and third child but people were left baffled by the set pieces she used.
The mum-of-three decided to celebrate the birth of her son creating her own photoshoot at home.
In the images, her young son was dripping with designer gear as he wore a grey Hugo Boss tracksuit and matching hat.
The adorable baby was scrunched up asleep as his proud mum snapped away.
But what really got people’s attention was the fact he was placed on the kitchen table in a fruit bowl.
But it wasn’t just any fruit bowl the young tot was in, no, it was a luxurious Crown Derby piece that cost a staggering £4,185 according to their website.
The Dolphin Centre Piece was made with fine bone china and 22 Carat Gold.
It featured a gorgeous black, red, white and gold design and was clearly Natania’s pride and joy as she was eager to show it off in the photos.
The mum also had matching candlestick holders that cost £1,395 each which she couldn’t help but include in the photos as her son snoozed in the fruit bowl on the kitchen counter.
While the mum-of-three loved the adorable pictures which took place in the family’s caravan, many people were left baffled by putting her newborn in the fruit bowl.
She took to comments after receiving negative comments about the setting she used claiming trolls had no lives.’
The clip posted to her TikTok account @nataniayoung has since gone viral with over 135k views and 3,500 likes.
Plenty of people took to the comments to share their thoughts, with many asking why she picked a fruit bowl for the photoshoot.
One person wrote: “”People saying it’s strange to put him in a bowl tell me you don’t know what Crown Derby is without telling me. Gorgeous baby boy.”
Natania replied: “Thank you lovely and some people are irrelevant with no lives but to comment on a baby’s photo what would they gain just fake trolls lovely with nothing else to do.”
Another commented: “Why’s he in a bowl.”
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“Ah. Put it in the fruit bowl,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “Baby in a dish!”
“Why are you serving him up for dinner?” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Either that’s a big a** Crown Derby bowl or he is absolutely tiny.””
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