Chloe and Beans

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Just watched bits of the new video- they said they would be moving because the owners of the house may want to move back into the house. Sounds so stressful especially as they haven’t even been there that long.
 
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I'm still shocked about it tbh. Children in the UK start reception aged 4/5. I'd expect children to read simple text / words by the end of reception or into year 1. She clearly has too much on to give each child the attention they need. Going to the park can be educational and great for balance / physical skills and socialising but it does seem like one of the only things she does with them. I know they have been to museums in the past but with 9 that must be nearly impossible.
IIRC weren't Evan and Otto reading whole chapter books by the triplet's age and she used to brag about it as a sign of how 'advanced' they were for their age? There's definitely no way she's able to teach all the kids at the level they should be taught. You're right, they get zero enrichment either. The older kids will eventually get tired of the park all the time.
 
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IIRC weren't Evan and Otto reading whole chapter books by the triplet's age and she used to brag about it as a sign of how 'advanced' they were for their age? There's definitely no way she's able to teach all the kids at the level they should be taught. You're right, they get zero enrichment either. The older kids will eventually get tired of the park all the time.
Yes! She definitely heralded Felix as being a Maths genius and the older 2 as being fantastic at reading. I really felt like school was going to do great things for the triplets :( but it's like some badge of honour for her, having them all at home.
 
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The triplets will have significant development delays due to being so premature, not because they aren't being taught as well, and school isn't the best place for children with developmental delays. I think Chloe was quite respectful when she said that school wasn't a good fit for their individual abilities. But when I read between the lines I think that is because the older boys are significantly advanced, and the triplets delayed. Home schooling is ideal for autonomous learning at a child's level. I'm a teacher and know that the one curriculum for all doesn't suit every child. Chloe is doing a brilliant job. She doesn't need teacher training to home school. A lot of teacher training is only relevant to teaching a class of the same age with strict curriculum targets, and there is a wealth of online learning programmes available in place of tutoring that she already uses.
 
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I can’t get worked up if the triplets seem to be behind either. It’s all works out in the end.

New poster : just an observation but in four years you’ve posted just twice on both the chole and bean threads only. Do you know them in real life?

We’ve had influencers join their own threads before ( mother of five boys and elle from feathering the empty nest ) under their own names and Clemmie Hooper under an alias.
 
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Yes they were premature but my son was also premature / has autism and was reading at 4 years old. There would definitely be concerns here if a child wasn't reading by 7. I'd love to know how she is assessing development and preparing learning for all of her school age children whilst caring for the younger ones. There is a limit to what 1/2 people can do! My friend home schools and I have zero problem with it. She takes them out to learn and follows their interests etc.
 
Yes they were premature but my son was also premature / has autism and was reading at 4 years old. There would definitely be concerns here if a child wasn't reading by 7. I'd love to know how she is assessing development and preparing learning for all of her school age children whilst caring for the younger ones. There is a limit to what 1/2 people can do! My friend home schools and I have zero problem with it. She takes them out to learn and follows their interests etc.
Especially when the newest baby needs to be held for the entire sleep, according to Chloe. When she isn't holding her she has Cosmo on her lap.i honestly don't see how she can be teaching anyone anything.

The triplets will have significant development delays due to being so premature, not because they aren't being taught as well, and school isn't the best place for children with developmental delays. I think Chloe was quite respectful when she said that school wasn't a good fit for their individual abilities. But when I read between the lines I think that is because the older boys are significantly advanced, and the triplets delayed. Home schooling is ideal for autonomous learning at a child's level. I'm a teacher and know that the one curriculum for all doesn't suit every child. Chloe is doing a brilliant job. She doesn't need teacher training to home school. A lot of teacher training is only relevant to teaching a class of the same age with strict curriculum targets, and there is a wealth of online learning programmes available in place of tutoring that she already uses.
I would question how advanced the older boys are now. I know they read very well at a young age but we don't really hear about any other skills. I like Otto very much & i believe he is overlooked due to Evan's permanent need to be centre stage. Otto & Sylvie are the two truly advanced of the lot.
 
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Chloe said something about maybe buying a house? I don't know how they can get a mortgage with 9 kids and a small online business.

I don't think Chloe likes the house they are in now or the area. It would be pretty cold where they are and not much to do.

It's hard to know with their homeschooling where they are really at. All kids are different, but you need a good teacher.
 
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Especially when the newest baby needs to be held for the entire sleep, according to Chloe. When she isn't holding her she has Cosmo on her lap.i honestly don't see how she can be teaching anyone anything.


I would question how advanced the older boys are now. I know they read very well at a young age but we don't really hear about any other skills. I like Otto very much & i believe he is overlooked due to Evan's permanent need to be centre stage. Otto & Sylvie are the two truly advanced of the lot.
I mean everytime you add an extra child to the mix, it’s going to be more difficult to teach them so I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re now behind 😞😞
 
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She’s obviously been having a read of the criticism, given her latest stories.

Clever little detail there about Sylvie - ‘she’s 1 and can read her letters!’ And then (21 months). So she’s almost 2, Chloe :rolleyes:
 
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I still can't believe that someone from the Education Department only visit once a year to check on home school children. What happens if the kids are behind or are struggling with a subject or project? It is going to get harder and harder to educate all those kids.

Interesting to see where they'll move to. Rentals are in high demand in Perth.
 
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She’s obviously been having a read of the criticism, given her latest stories.

Clever little detail there about Sylvie - ‘she’s 1 and can read her letters!’ And then (21 months). So she’s almost 2, Chloe :rolleyes:
ahh yes, recent vlogs have featured Sylvie running through her extensive vocab. No diss meant, I have been commenting about her on almost every video since they were born. She is incredibly smart, focused & soaks up every word they say to her. Of course its lucky she is mature beyond her years, her twin brother is a whining cat who wants everything she has first. Always has been. He is also Chloe's pet (younger group, Evan of course is the king) and she wont' tell him no. Sylvie is happily playing with whatever - gently, and along comes Coco :rolleyes: and bashes his way onto it or screeches until Sylvie gives it to him. She seems to be taught that's the right thing to do :mad: She sits and reads (honestly, she knows letters & numbers & colours & recognises most things) & he's one who snatches the book she has, throws himself down & starts whining & wriggling & using it as a drum or whatever.

I have made comments on You Tube, little comments. I hope Chloe does read - hence my extended version:LOL:
 
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they just bought a house. First thing she said was it wasn't the house they would have chosen if they had had more time ... witch you & hub & your 9 kids are able to buy a house in the midst of a very bad time for buying houses. Neither of you are 30 yet, you have a seemingly tiny internet business and you got a housing loan. Any chance you could try being happy & positive for 5 minutes??
 
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I wonder where they bought a house. Interesting that they were able to get a loan. She also said that they sold their house in Tasmania for $250k to start their business.
 
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I’ve followed Chloe since the triplets were born as my son was prem at the same time so it’s been nearly 7 years and I’m just so conflicted seeing how they keep popping out kids when there’s no way each of those children gets the attention they need and deserve. Homeschooling can’t be done the right way with so many little ones in and around, and after seeing her stories this morning about what she focuses on more than actual educational aspects I’ve respect for that but the kids do need to be learning certain educational needs to jobs in later life? She’s doing them a disservice by having taken them out of school when it was obviously working for some of them. They don’t all need to do the same thing why can’t the ones who thrived stay there? It does feel like she wants a badge of honour to be this earthly mother who can do it all and homeschool etc. those kids clearly are earning a crust if they’ve managed to buy a house.
 
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I’ve followed Chloe since the triplets were born as my son was prem at the same time so it’s been nearly 7 years and I’m just so conflicted seeing how they keep popping out kids when there’s no way each of those children gets the attention they need and deserve. Homeschooling can’t be done the right way with so many little ones in and around, and after seeing her stories this morning about what she focuses on more than actual educational aspects I’ve respect for that but the kids do need to be learning certain educational needs to jobs in later life? She’s doing them a disservice by having taken them out of school when it was obviously working for some of them. They don’t all need to do the same thing why can’t the ones who thrived stay there? It does feel like she wants a badge of honour to be this earthly mother who can do it all and homeschool etc. those kids clearly are earning a crust if they’ve managed to buy a house.
Hope your son is doing well.

I can't remember how I found Chloe. I think it was from Ash from Join the Jacksons, maybe 5 years ago?

I still can't believe a doctor reversed her tubal ligation, so she could have more children.

I agree. I think the kids would be better in school. Especially as the kids get older the school system can be complex. You can't just set them in front of the ipad.

They probably get a good tax refund by working from home, which will help with their expenses. Still houses are expensive in Perth, you have to go a long way out to find affordable housing or be in a dodgy area.