TROLLS have attacked a woman online for feeding her daughter ‘awful’ food.
Mum-of-two Alexis Marie shared the breakfast she makes for her little girl including a pancake on a stick, and it’s sent people wild.
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The 19-year-old lives in a camper van and regularly posts day-in-the-life videos on her social media where fans can view her meals and cleaning techniques.
In her latest clip, she says: “This is a day in my life as a 19-year-old stay-at-home mum-of-two.
“I started my morning off by making my kiddos a blueberry pancake on a stick.”
Alexis films herself popping a processed pancake on a stick into the microwave before setting it on a plate to cool.
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“I walked over to my grandma’s to make my daughter some eggs. My son does not eat eggs and yes I seasoned my daughter’s eggs with salt and pepper,” she explains.
“Once the eggs were done, we walked back home and then I made her plate.
“She had eggs, a pancake on a stick and also a yoghurt.
“And then I was craving chocolate milk so I made some chocolate milk.
“We had some outside time. Once we came back in I prepped my daughter’s bath.
“This is the soap and lotion that I use,” she says, holding up a bottle of Aveeno baby wash and shampoo, and Aveeno calming comfort lotion with natural oatmeal and lavender scent.
“Me, my grandma and my sister went to the thrift store and I loved this jewellery box,” she says, filming an antique-style ‘miniature wardrobe’ with sweet little drawers and a mirrored door.
“Then I got this phone holder for a dollar,” she says, holding up a plastic stand.
Then she makes her kids a ‘cute P&J [peanut butter and jelly sandwich] and holds up a clear food bag with a perfectly round and crustless sandwich inside.
“We had to run to the grocery store to grab a few things and once we got home I just cleaned up a little bit,” she explains, revealing her campervan’s dated interior as she films herself cleaning up.
“That was my morning from 8am until three in the afternoon.”
While hundreds of fellow mums applauded Alexis for her efforts, lots of trolls bit back with hurtful comments about her food.
One user said: “That pancake is not healthy for them. Why do you give them that everyday, that is awful. Why don’t you cook actual pancakes?”
A second replied: “They are growing kids that need all nutrients, she’s just making an excuse at this point to feed them junk.”
And a third agreed: “I really cannot understand how this disgusting unhealthy food is given to children.”
Slamming the haters, one kind mum responded: “That’s better than her starving them.”
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