There's two people that spring to mind, one is an Instamum as in they've styled themselves as eco warrior some kind of special parenting. The other is following this annoying trend of having several children, now they're older they're very pro eco stuff. As in posting BF pictures, milk drunk baby pictures, BLW, cloth nappies. You almost want to scream we know that you've decided a different route this time as we can all see.
I think it's important to consider your children's thoughts on being posted all over social media. Not necessarily now, but when they're older. Another thing is I've seen some very risqué photos, we all know that there's some unpleasant people about. Just no.
I don't think the Instamum makes money, as she's all about local stuff and lives very remote. One thing that springs to mind is they drink milk that hasn't been sterilised as it's meant to be better for you. I remember watching something that said one dodgy batch of milk in an urn could spoil the whole urn. So I'd feel wary.
I guess it's liberating if people are showing real life. I remember thinking about the none Instamum who posted stuff about why you should do this & that, you do have the potential to make other parents feel worthless.
I hate the whole competitive culture of it all. I saw a post from a sick person, saying about the bad side to sharing your health journey. To me it would mean your focus is on what is wrong, over trying to find the positives. You see someone go into hospital, you can be guaranteed an ambulance picture, a cannula picture, what Evers being run through the calendar, all the way to sitting in a waiting room and having tests, which I'm not sure is safe but I'm no expert.
If it's your thing that's cool. It's definitely not my cup of tea.