Someone certainly needs to put an end to the nonsense! Augustina was kind enough to bring Jessica a gift, which Jessica practically snatched out of her hand and, unless I missed it, once again didn’t say thanks. As a mum to a daughter with autism and other special needs, I can speak from experience and there is absolutely no excuse for rudeness. I have taught my daughter from a very young age to be polite and so it is now second nature for her to say ‘please’ and ’thank you’ and to use other manners as appropriate. I was looking forward to following this family to learn from them, but I now realise I could teach them a few things (not blowing my own trumpet). Maybe it’s just me but it winds me up when I Jess sitting in the front of the car while her grandmother sits in the back - I would not allow my daughter to do that, even if her Gran was ok with it. Jess needs to be taught to show some respect and to understand that she is not the Queen Bee. I realise that we are all different and that not everyone will agree with my point of view, but I see so many things that I would love to see change in Jessica’s life as she is becoming quite unlikeable and it is not her fault.