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Chrissy Teigen999 Archives goddess of the internet and awesome mama, recently made her Twitter account private due to all the "bad shit" she was absorbing on the site.

Those who were following her pre-privatizing can thankfully still view her tweets – including some recent gems where she totally shut down a mommy shamer for criticizing the way she held her baby.

SEE ALSO: Chrissy Teigen defends Kim Kardashian and explains the weirdness of fame

First, Twitterer uVuyoh shared some photos of Teigen holding baby Luna. She captioned the photo, "this is not how a baby is held!!!!"

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Supermom Teigen was quick to explain why uVuyoh was incorrect.

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The troll dared challenge Teigen yet AGAIN – and she did not hesitate to respond.

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Thank you for this, Chrissy. The internet does not deserve you.

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