Overview
- Carolin Kebekus said she felt "pregnant everywhere," not just in her belly, adding it was "even a bit in the foot."
- She argued that social platforms promote a "belly only pregnancy" image and even feature contests to hide pregnancy from a rear view.
- Kebekus criticized so-called "Pregnancy-Work-Out-Routine" content as questionable when it creates pressure to stage bellies for baby photo shoots.
- Her comments were given to the Deutsche Presse-Agentur in Cologne and were widely republished by German outlets.
- She explores these experiences in her book "8000 Arten als Mutter zu versagen," scheduled for publication by Kiepenheuer & Witsch on November 6.