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Scarlett Moffatt's Surprising Second Pregnancy Calm
12 Aug
Summary
- Scarlett Moffatt is pregnant with her second son, due soon.
- She feels more relaxed during this pregnancy compared to her first.
- Scarlett is preparing for a second child while raising a toddler.

Scarlett Moffatt, the former queen of the I'm a Celebrity jungle, is anticipating the arrival of her second son with fiancé Scott Dobinson. Having reached her third trimester, Moffatt shared that this pregnancy has been notably more relaxed than her first. She attributes this to listening to her body more closely, a contrast to the anxiety she experienced while trying to conceive her first child, Jude, which took four years and was preceded by a miscarriage.
Moffatt has been actively involved in a campaign with Google Gemini aimed at providing budget-friendly holiday inspiration for parents during the summer break. Despite the impending arrival, she admits to not having extensively prepared for the new baby, citing the demands of looking after her toddler son, Jude. Her son, Jude, is excited about his new sibling, though Moffatt anticipates he may experience boredom initially.
The TV star is also conscious of parental guilt during the summer break, aiming to maximize time with Jude before he has to share their attention. Research indicates that 84% of parents experience guilt over not doing enough with their children due to financial concerns. Moffatt approaches the six-week break by taking each day as it comes, engaging Jude in activities like paddling pool aerobics and kitchen disco parties, aided by Gemini for music playlists.
Looking ahead, Moffatt anticipates another significant milestone: her son Jude starting school. She finds the thought of him sitting at a desk "so scary" but believes his social nature will help him thrive. The Gemidorm campaign, a collaboration with Google, aims to alleviate parental pressure during holidays by offering cost-effective ideas for staycations, recognizing that 73% of families are spending more time at home due to economic pressures.