I’d be fuming spending thousands on a soft play for my home just to take them out to different play centres
Why what happened at the soft play centre?Anyone surprised? It’s obviously been going on a while, and she’s pretending like it’s brand new behaviour that she can blame on Christmas. Maybe she’s admitting it because it was witnessed by so many at the soft play centre?
I was going to say this - narc mothers often favour the boys because they don't see them as competition.She is a narcissist and even worse a narcissistic mother. They tend to always favour the boys, the 'golden child'. Emma if you're reading this maybe spend some of that money you make from tit undeclared ads on a decent therapist, before you duck up your entire families lives for good
She's gonna be so resentful when she's olderSo I'm sure Primrose had to suffer (as usual) and leave early too because of her bratty brother.
What a surprise Emma! What could it possibly be? Christmas ? Autism spectrum ? Or the fact you spoil him rotten, don’t say no to him, don’t discipline him, don’t set boundaries with him, don’t give him clear instructions of how you expect him to behave and enforce the consequences if he doesn’t etc. It’s parenting , it’s YOU it’s not “Christmas” or something strange and new with him. His behaviour in most of your videos is bratty you just can’t see it.Anyone surprised? It’s obviously been going on a while, and she’s pretending like it’s brand new behaviour that she can blame on Christmas. Maybe she’s admitting it because it was witnessed by so many at the soft play centre?
Soz but I have to agree, my 4 year old has been a complete cat since ChristmasAnyone surprised? It’s obviously been going on a while, and she’s pretending like it’s brand new behaviour that she can blame on Christmas. Maybe she’s admitting it because it was witnessed by so many at the soft play centre?
They've also filmed plenty other times with primrose there when they've been out during 'nap time'. duck me she's 2 years old now not 6 months. I get having a routine, I do it with mine who are 3 and 2. But I'd never dream of just leaving one behind like that, I'm sure she'd have a half hour nap on the way if she'd needed it. Just admit it she couldn't be arsed with them both, they'd rather take the one and have their glass of wine and pint in peace. I'm pleased Chester ruined it for themThat’s fair enough but they have regularly bragged that they both sleep right through and have done from a young age. She just doesn’t want to admit that was a nasty thing to do.
I felt like replying saying he’s just spoilt catAnyone surprised? It’s obviously been going on a while, and she’s pretending like it’s brand new behaviour that she can blame on Christmas. Maybe she’s admitting it because it was witnessed by so many at the soft play centre?