Top 3 Canadian Sneakers Affiliates on Instagram (August 2026)

We found 3 Canadian Sneakers Affiliates on Instagram
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11/08/2026
Followers
31.2k
Fake followers
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Engagement rate
1.08%
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Followers
26.3k
Fake followers
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Engagement rate
1.27%
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3. Lynn | Whistler Travel Guides

Canada

✈️ Travel, Adventure, Lifestyle Blog in Canada ✏️ whatlynnlovesblog@gmail.com 👇🏼Read my latest + how to style summer dresses with sneakers

Followers
1.6k
Fake followers
18.85%
Engagement rate
5.81%
Average Reel plays
1.3k
Audience gender
female
72.94%
male
27.06%
Top performing Reels
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  2. I’ve hesitated to post this but perhaps the rawness of new-mom life, the post-surgery pain meds or even the sleep deprivation has emboldened me. I believe you when you say it gets easier - but it’s not what I, or any new mama, needs to hear right now. You would never (I hope) tell someone who is grieving that it gets easier. Or tell a chemo patient that it gets easier. Or tell a victim of abuse that it gets easier. While I recognize these scenarios do not compare to childbirth, you also cannot know the trauma, emotional wellbeing, mental health, or physical pain that a new mother is currently dealing with. Readily dismissing where she’s at minimizes what new mom’s (especially first time mama’s) are going through. We should not need to be warriors silently powering through the difficult moments because “it gets easier”. Because all I know right now is that in the last week, I have failed to “properly” breastfeed my newborn son 84 times. 84 times I have failed him. In addition to dealing with a long + complex labour, abdominal surgery, a serious infection, the loss of my mother-in-law, and missing my husband while he’s abroad at the funeral. It feels immensely heavy and “it gets easier” feels distant and unattainable. I know these words haven’t been said with ill intention. I promise I didn’t take it that way. But I do think we need to change the narrative around the many complex situations women handle, often in silence. Phrases that have helped me + may help others: -I see you and I know what you’re going through is hard -How can I support you? -This must be really difficult. I’m a good listener if you need to talk -I’m here for whatever you need Things that have helped me + may help others: -Providing ready-made, healthy meals + snacks -Offering to: clean my kitchen, do my laundry or hold my baby while I shower or nap -Running errands for me -Taking me to dr’s appointments (abdominal surgery/c-section patients can’t drive for weeks afterwards) I am so grateful for ALL of the words of support I’ve received, I truly am. I hope this post has not hurt or offended anyone. But I also hope my experience will help the new mama’s that come after me. Much love.
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Audience location by country
Canada
43.7%
United States
21.9%
United Kingdom
4.55%
United Arab Emirates
2.65%
Australia
2.33%

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