I don't know who she is and based on the reviews here, I don't think I'll look her up (I just came over from the baby thread as I had FOMO), but that's such a good point! So hypocriticalHaha maybe she’s a Tattler! I always think it’s a bit rich that she allows her daughter no screentime but is always on her phone filming her!
The thread has literally been created for less than 24h, she probably has an alert on her name on GoogleNo I actually think she reads here now I can’t cope
This too - when she goes to actual school isn’t she going to be bored shitless and then start displaying negative behaviours from her boredom?I’ve tried some of the activities and my little one has zero interest.
Seems all a little formal for me!I’d worry if I sent my little one to school with SO many skills or knowledge that I’d end up alienating her from her peers
What perfect Rosie!?This too - when she goes to actual school isn’t she going to be bored shitless and then start displaying negative behaviours from her boredom?
I thought this. Also she mentioned that she's picked this up from them counting while brushing her teeth. So do they literally just count while brushing? How boring!why does she need to mention that her child can count to 100? It just makes parents panic and google if their 27 month old should be able to do it.
I wrap my boy on a towel like a swaddle and brush his teeth as quickly as I can lolI thought this. Also she mentioned that she's picked this up from them counting while brushing her teeth. So do they literally just count while brushing? How boring!
We have a toothbrushing song that we made up that features our children's names and makes them laugh, not just counting to 100
Also, that age is still young to successfully potty train. I'm sure we will have some stories soon of her changing her own nappy.it’s really rare to see her act like an age appropriate toddler. There’s so much time for them to learn all the things Rosie has been doing for months. Dressing herself, making her own food, tidying up her own toys. All good habits of course but… at barely baby age?!
I thought it was interesting she has never mentioned potty training other than Rosie basically takes herself to her mat with the wipes and waits. A bit surprised she hasn’t learned to wipe her own bum and then clean the toilet for her mum yet tbh.
I’ve followed Emma since she had just over 1,000 followers after one of her activities was shared by Charlie from bumpandburpees. I’ve always found her strange. She is extremely patronising and comes across very entitled. She started teaching R sight words when she was 18months old after “she” showed an interest in letters at 16months. Maybe I also need to try talking to my toddler clearly and loudly!I actually think it is madness she is teaching sight words to a just turned 2yo! What the actual hell?! That is just ridiculous, what need is there for a child that age to be learning sight words? Talk about a pushy parent
And no doubt she’ll say it’s to foster a love of reading from an early age - bull. My kids adore reading, actually live to read, and I wasn’t forcing sight words on them at 2…
God don't you just hate it when your child learns to sign "diamond" from a nursery rhyme?I’ve followed Emma since she had just over 1,000 followers after one of her activities was shared by Charlie from bumpandburpees. I’ve always found her strange. She is extremely patronising and comes across very entitled. She started teaching R sight words when she was 18months old after “she” showed an interest in letters at 16months. Maybe I also need to try talking to my toddler clearly and loudly!View attachment 1761058View attachment 1761059View attachment 1761063View attachment 1761064View attachment 1761065
What an insufferable wankerI’ve followed Emma since she had just over 1,000 followers after one of her activities was shared by Charlie from bumpandburpees. I’ve always found her strange. She is extremely patronising and comes across very entitled. She started teaching R sight words when she was 18months old after “she” showed an interest in letters at 16months. Maybe I also need to try talking to my toddler clearly and loudly!View attachment 1761058View attachment 1761059View attachment 1761063View attachment 1761064View attachment 1761065
DyingGod don't you just hate it when your child learns to sign "diamond" from a nursery rhyme?
Personally since my child was 6 months old whenever we heard that song I talked clearly and loudly about what makes stars appear to twinkle and how they are absolutely categorically not little, they are huge, and reminded my child that anyone wondering what a star is must be an idiot.
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