I can’t imagine a child can start actual school in nappies (unless there is a medical reason inc. SEND). Alot of preschools will insist on being nappy free !
I think she is on a zero hours contract. I know a few people who work for Wetherspoons, they are on zero contracts.
So that’s what makes me think how she get’s the time off all the time.
Where was this?What is the point in that post about airport baggage? She wouldn’t be dragging the kids anyway because she doesn’t drive , so it’ll be rob that has to go whilst she sits on the sofa after her massive morning shiftthey may as well just do it tomorrow morning.
God she’s a boreIt was on her stories, not sure if she has deleted it or it’s time out. Asking if one person could do the bag drop the night before their flight or if they all had to go… Not sure of the benefit of it really?![]()
Our schools don’t beak up till next Friday! Are the kids out of school for a week whole week?
Really wow that early!We finished today in Leicester/Leicestershire.
Really wow that early!
The difference here is that you've been trying! Robbo is just a lazy cow who doesn't want to do anything that will inconvenience her daily routine of moaning, school run, buying cheap clothes and counting down the days til her next tit holiday.The nappy talk on here makes me so sadI’m not defending Robbo at all because she is a lazy cow, but my daughter is a week older than Mason and is nowhere near potty trained. We’ve had potties in the house for two years, we’ve tried going cold turkey in to pants etc and we get very minimal success. Some children just aren’t ready until they’re older no matter how much you try to ‘train’ them. If they were ready, they’d happily use the toilet and there’d be very little actual training to it. My daughter is autistic but very bright and I dread to think that that is how people look at me and her
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The nappy talk on here makes me so sadI’m not defending Robbo at all because she is a lazy cow, but my daughter is a week older than Mason and is nowhere near potty trained. We’ve had potties in the house for two years, we’ve tried going cold turkey in to pants etc and we get very minimal success. Some children just aren’t ready until they’re older no matter how much you try to ‘train’ them. If they were ready, they’d happily use the toilet and there’d be very little actual training to it. My daughter is autistic but very bright and I dread to think that that is how people look at me and her
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