why am I not even surprised
why am I not even surprisedI do as well
the BLM thing was basically her being an all lives matters prickI’ll get fine a screenshot because I know I took one. I really liked her before but that really changed my view on her especially as I was a member on her site etc
she has him in nursery ever day, gets every weekend off and shames john for daring to go to festival but she can do as she pleases. She also has him in bed for 6pm and up until recently he did nothing other than sit in his high chair watching tv. It’s more the fact she makes so much time for her self but very little for H. Also if you want to say people are shaming her what about when she called mums lazy for not managing to walk every night? Or the countless posts shaming benefits?Having a skim through of this thread after seeing her post about it. Just a question, why is everyone so up in arms about what she does with her free time? She does have the boy 5 days a week so, so what if she’s out boozing on a weekend? He has to go to his dads at some point right? So what does it matter if she goes out drinking when he isn’t there? I don’t really have too much of an opinion on her either way but think it’s a strange take, it comes across like she’s being shamed for not having him EVERY day which seems unfair when he has separated parents.
What did she used to post?Did anyone ever see the stuff she used to post with Gary Madine? Some washed up footballer she was shagging
Photos of her with her boobs out next to him etcWhat did she used to post?
Personally I don’t see anything wrong with him being in nursery, it’s so beneficial for their development.she has him in nursery ever day, gets every weekend off and shames john for daring to go to festival but she can do as she pleases.
she has given H to john before and 100% been drinking through the weekPersonally I don’t see anything wrong with him being in nursery, it’s so beneficial for their development.
But that’s not what I’m referring to, as far as I’ve seen on her insta she doesn’t go out drinking in the week (when she has the kid) so what does it matter if she drinks at the weekend? That’s what people here are repeatedly dragging her for. Which again I find weird as it’s up to her what she does with her free time and she can’t have him 7 days a week. John going to a festival when he’s meant to have the kid is him doing the exact opposite - he’s going out partying when he’s meant to have the kid. From what I saw he didn’t have him any extra at the time to make up for time he wasn’t spending with him did he?
I put my 2 year old to bed at 7 after picking him up from nursery at 5 because regardless of the time I put him to bed he wakes up at 5 and I want him to get a good nights sleep, does that make me a bad mum? Children’s routines often can’t be dictated by the parent, they do as they please. TRUST ME I’d love to keep him up until 8 if that meant he would sleep last 5.she has him in nursery ever day, gets every weekend off and shames john for daring to go to festival but she can do as she pleases. She also has him in bed for 6pm and up until recently he did nothing other than sit in his high chair watching tv. It’s more the fact she makes so much time for her self but very little for H. Also if you want to say people are shaming her what about when she called mums lazy for not managing to walk every night? Or the countless posts shaming benefits?
Personally I don’t see anything wrong with him being in nursery, it’s so beneficial for their development.
But that’s not what I’m referring to, as far as I’ve seen on her insta she doesn’t go out drinking in the week (when she has the kid) so what does it matter if she drinks at the weekend? That’s what people here are repeatedly dragging her for. Which again I find weird as it’s up to her what she does with her free time and she can’t have him 7 days a week. John going to a festival when he’s meant to have the kid is him doing the exact opposite - he’s going out partying when he’s meant to have the kid. From what I saw he didn’t have him any extra at the time to make up for time he wasn’t spending with him did he?
she has already posted that she puts him to bed early for a break.. do any of you actually look at her stories?I put my 2 year old to bed at 7 after picking him up from nursery at 5 because regardless of the time I put him to bed he wakes up at 5 and I want him to get a good nights sleep, does that make me a bad mum? Children’s routines often can’t be dictated by the parent, they do as they please. TRUST ME I’d love to keep him up until 8 if that meant he would sleep last 5.
Also her getting “every weekend off” is because she has him all week, maybe John wants it that way? The idea that she is supposed to spend every weekend with her child is so weird when he has another parent as well.
I’m not saying people can’t shame her, people can do as they please, I’m just questioning why people are so obsessed with that one point when the alternative is her sitting at home waiting for her child to get back. It takes 2 to make a child and she already has him well over 50% of the time.
I absolutely beg to differ you only have to scroll through this thread alone to see multiple posts about her being out drinking at the weekend. It features heavily. And I’ve only read this thread.I don’t think anyone has an issue with how she spends her free time, its the comments she makes about being a single mam yet can exercise & do loads of cleaning etc when she has him despite the fact he’s either always in nursery or with someone else. Perhaps read through the threads properly
you do have an opinion on her hun you’re showing that now..I absolutely beg to differ you only have to scroll through this thread alone to see multiple posts about her being out drinking at the weekend. It features heavily. And I’ve only read this thread.
Like I said I have no real opinion on her either way but it seems to be one of the main issues in this thread so I was interested to understand why.
What did she say?My opinion on her changed when she said her piece on BLM
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