My point was, she comes on "wanting or needing" this or that, knowing full well it will be handed to her! "The poor Ali, with triplets, routiene" works for her begging, and she knows that....otherwise, she wouldnt broadcast what she wants! It was a lovely gesture from her neighbour to give her the bin, but really, Ali has no self respect, always on the scrounge
As for the other bins that are coming, lets see if Ali takes the cobwebs off her purse to pay for them?
hoping someone gifts freebie dinners , days out etc Ali does donate stuff she gets and dosnt want... her "poor me, ive got triplets" is annoying, and wearing thin, how do other parents of multiples cope? Just cos she chose to have 3 children at once, dosnt mean shes entitled to be handed anything she wants for free.....Totally agree with you about Grace, but if Ali could afford to have the triplets in creche, they would be, lets be honest!They all do it FBG Is on looking for recommendations in Sligo they’re going for few days never heard of google
I don’t mind Ali though she often donates stuff she gets and she’s all for her kids not like greedy FBG who keeps everything she gets and has more me time than actually being a parent
They’re all the same RG was on last week going on about her child’s shoe size and next thing she gets runners for her kids from lifestyle
Yes, its sooooo unfair! Also Lisa Jordan with the clarkes shoes a few weeks ago! She can well afford to buy her own kids shoes, and still takes these for free
She could have advertised them no problem, and taken a voucher for a pair of school shoes, and given them to a child in need she was blessed with triplets after going through a miscarriage. that comment was just a bit lowWell, they’re asleep! My 2yo that had milk is still rolling around her bed singing at 21:50Blackcurrant juice won't help her kids sleep
I have friends who's kids still drink out of a bottle at 4! I don't think it's a laziness thing really more an attachment thing.
Weaning little ones off a bottle is tough! My 2 year old loves his dodie and his bottle and he still has a bottle of milk before bed. Never at night though not since he started sleeping through. I don’t agree with giving milk or juice at night after they’ve woken up. It only creates a bad habit. But that’s just me and my opinion. I think if I had triplets I would probably do whatever it took to keep from going insane
toddlers are tough work!My child is also 2 and still has a bottle of milk at bedtime 🥱 my others were the same but didn’t want it anymore when they got to about 3! It’s funny cos I’ve a friend who once they hit 12 months just got rid of bottles only used cups/beaker!! I have to say I hate seeing any older child with a baby bottle hanging out of their mouths, although I also know what it’s like to want an easy lifeWeaning little ones off a bottle is tough! My 2 year old loves his dodie and his bottle and he still has a bottle of milk before bed. Never at night though not since he started sleeping through. I don’t agree with giving milk or juice at night after they’ve woken up. It only creates a bad habit. But that’s just me and my opinion. I think if I had triplets I would probably do whatever it took to keep from going insane
I did that, I'm that asshole! LolMy child is also 2 and still has a bottle of milk at bedtime 🥱 my others were the same but didn’t want it anymore when they got to about 3! It’s funny cos I’ve a friend who once they hit 12 months just got rid of bottles only used cups/beaker!! I have to say I hate seeing any older child with a baby bottle hanging out of their mouths, although I also know what it’s like to want an easy life
Deffo!
we had managed to get it down to naps and bedtime only but he’s gone very bad for it again lately.No advice cos both mine were gone 5Any tips for weaning them off the dodie all jokes aside? He’s only 2 so not awful concerned but I’d like it to go early next year he’s gone awful attached to it and because he’s getting a sibling later on this year I don’t want to completely upend the poor lad’s life
So don’t feel bad if it takes that long!! I delayed it last year due to Covid I felt they had enough going on without losing that comfortI'd pull it back to naps/bedtime again- whatever worked for you before. Outta sight outta mind by day usually does the trick.Any tips for weaning them off the dodie all jokes aside? He’s only 2 so not awful concerned but I’d like it to go early next year he’s gone awful attached to it and because he’s getting a sibling later on this year I don’t want to completely upend the poor lad’s life
Same!
