Jul 15, 2026 · 12 min · 10 segments
Why does a guy with a ring light and zero breastfeeding experience get to lecture women on how to feed their babies? This week, Jas, Carly and Jen dive into the Stephen Bartlett clip that recently…
Jen DobbieHost
Carly PelhamHost
Jasmin BedirHost
But do women also want him to stop spreading misinformation about health? Absolutely.

So what happened? There's been a recent clip of Steven Bartlett on Diary of a CEO talking to a gut health expert, and basically what they're saying is you n- need to stop bottle feeding your babies.

So the actual clip and kind of thumbnail copy over that was captioned, "Stop bottle feeding your children." And it's racked up massive amounts of likes, massive amounts of comments, and loads of shares from different people across LinkedIn.

But really what happens when your microbiome is out of whack? Because that's what they're arguing here.

They're saying if you've not breastfed your children, they're more likely to have, you know, issues with their microbiome.

Genuinely, I don't know what the worst-case scenario is in terms of what happens there, and science actually does support that breastfeeding is beneficial.

But it also consistently points to the same solution that women have been asking for all along, paid maternity leave, support, healthcare system investment, not a viral TikTok telling mothers to just try harder.

But do women also want him to stop spreading misinformation about health? Absolutely.

So what happened? There's been a recent clip of Steven Bartlett on Diary of a CEO talking to a gut health expert, and basically what they're saying is you n- need to stop bottle feeding your babies.

So the actual clip and kind of thumbnail copy over that was captioned, "Stop bottle feeding your children." And it's racked up massive amounts of likes, massive amounts of comments, and loads of shares from different people across LinkedIn.

But really what happens when your microbiome is out of whack? Because that's what they're arguing here.

They're saying if you've not breastfed your children, they're more likely to have, you know, issues with their microbiome.

Genuinely, I don't know what the worst-case scenario is in terms of what happens there, and science actually does support that breastfeeding is beneficial.

But it also consistently points to the same solution that women have been asking for all along, paid maternity leave, support, healthcare system investment, not a viral TikTok telling mothers to just try harder.
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