I have MH issues including depression and hate when people say 'i just got over it with happy thoughts' etc piss me off. If it were that simple there would be no MH issues left. I have tried a multitude of things to help with mine but alas nothing has helped. Wish i could click my fingers and 'be cured'. No doubt she just had a small bout of depression that some people get after having a baby as well as the winter bluesThis is something that irks me with people that listen to a lot of the personal development bullshit. They genuinely don't believe in genuine mental illnesses and believe things like depression can be easily fixed.
It really pisses me off. I'm well aware of the big "nature Vs nurture" debate, however I truly believe that chemical imbalances in the brain cause mental health issues for the majority of people. Yes, there are environmental factors to consider too. But you can't just talk yourself out of true mental illnesses.
Whilst I know she just spoke about the "baby blues", she needs to be careful how she words things on Instagram. When posts by "influential people" aren't worded correctly, dangerous things can happen to followers.
Some things she writes or talks about on vlogs can be helpful. Their birth story vlog for instance, some parts were fairly helpful (but unfortunately Darren took over the majority of the talk and ruined any form of female empowerment that could have came from the video). I wanted to hear from Georgie more, as I know she's had traumatic births in the past. To hear her have a totally different experience was nice. But I wanted to listen to HER, not Mr Controlling.
I am an English tutor and teach kids of all different ages and abilities. One of my students is only 7 years old with suspected dyslexia and she is able to write much better than this.I know we've said it before, but I'm honestly shocked looking at this. Sienna is 8. This looks like work my 7 year old would have done when he was 5 (in Year 1).
It's such a shame, as Sienna is very knowledgeable and gets excited about learning (especially when it comes to science). Whilst homeschooling can be fantastic, they clearly aren't meeting expectations.
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These are exactly the reasons I didn't home school. I would have loved to, my children struggle with autism in different forms. I would never have been able to keep up academically however, I would have in the long run held them back and that's really sad and selfish.I am an English tutor and teach kids of all different ages and abilities. One of my students is only 7 years old with suspected dyslexia and she is able to write much better than this.
It also leads me to think Sienna's newest instagram post of her reading a novel book is completely staged, if she's unable to group together words and sentences I highly doubt she's able to read a book like that unaided. This age is crucial in developing reading, writing and spelling skills and if it's missed now she's going to really struggle in the future. It's so cruel. Like all kids, even those with dyslexia or other learning difficulties, with the right education, attention and learning tailored to their needs, standards can be met. Her parents should be reading with her every night, not novel books if it's beyond her writing levels, but books suited to her needs, they should be helping her to correct her mistakes, showing her how to write neatly within lines, have gaps between words. I'm in awe of the negligence here. You don't need a degree in teaching to help your child read and write.
My 5 year old writes better than thatI know we've said it before, but I'm honestly shocked looking at this. Sienna is 8. This looks like work my 7 year old would have done when he was 5 (in Year 1).
It's such a shame, as Sienna is very knowledgeable and gets excited about learning (especially when it comes to science). Whilst homeschooling can be fantastic, they clearly aren't meeting expectations.
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Likewise I was shocked. This looks like the work of a high reception or low year 1 child. I cannot believe this is the work of a child in year 3. Hopefully there is more work going on than we can see. I just would fear that as she is going into all these new schools so low and the teachers might know she will only be there 3-6 months, are they really meeting her needs? She is a bright child and the handwriting alone could be ironed out in a month where I teach.I know we've said it before, but I'm honestly shocked looking at this. Sienna is 8. This looks like work my 7 year old would have done when he was 5 (in Year 1).
It's such a shame, as Sienna is very knowledgeable and gets excited about learning (especially when it comes to science). Whilst homeschooling can be fantastic, they clearly aren't meeting expectations.
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all babies are beautiful but some are a bit less fortunate than others these are thoseAll of Georgie and Darren’s kids come out looking the same
Karma looked scared enough as it was. If that had happened Darren would have had to go with her, leaving Mia with Sienna and Karma to look after while also being scared herself. I find it concerning how small their circle is and how they only have each other to rely on!Imagine if soemthing had happened with koa’s birth. Like he got stuck, she couldn’t deliver him?! And she was rushed to hospital or something. Imagine how much that would have scared the kids..
Completely agree.Had to come over and post as felt a bit sick after seeing their latest insta. They captioned his photos(he's beautiful) with "you're the brightest star in the sky tonight baby boy" my heart skipped a beat as I thought something had happened to him. Really poor choice of words in my mind.
Yep I thought the same for a split sec. V.poor choice of words!!Had to come over and post as felt a bit sick after seeing their latest insta. They captioned his photos(he's beautiful) with "you're the brightest star in the sky tonight baby boy" my heart skipped a beat as I thought something had happened to him. Really poor choice of words in my mind.
Also thought the same. A bad choice of words.Had to come over and post as felt a bit sick after seeing their latest insta. They captioned his photos(he's beautiful) with "you're the brightest star in the sky tonight baby boy" my heart skipped a beat as I thought something had happened to him. Really poor choice of words in my mind.
The first 2 kids were "trial runs" clearlyWhy does her saved insta stories called bump 2.0? Surely it’s bump 4?
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