Don't think she's a tit mum for having them in s routine. I work with plenty of mum's who will place themselves drugs, alcohol etc before their kids that most would consider tit. I'd consider Nikki a crap mum. She longed for those kids but I really don't think you can deny that she consciously chooses to put many things (mainly herself) above her kids.So basically to sum it up, you all think she’s a tit mum for getting her kids in a routine, you all think/hope her husband is having affair and her kids are undeveloped and spent ages slagging her off for it to the point you’ll report it. So again, I’ll ask where are the threads that you’ve done exactly the same for the men/husbands?
Couldn't give two hoots what the husband does.
Yes her kids are undeveloped. Ok so she's a first time mum but if she didn't block everyone who didn't enjoy sniffing her farts then she'd know that they are delayed in hitting their milestones. She chooses to place most of their life on the gram so people have a fair idea what they can and can't do. At present they are both just about hitting the 5-6 month milestones. Even taking into account they were a little early, but didn't require scbu (which is where most delayed baby's have needed) they are behind.
The issue I have with Nikki much more than other 'influencers' out there is her constant plastering of the boys on social media. She knows damn well that a plate of food gets 500 likes, but a pic of the boys gets 2000+. I work with many teenage kids damaged by social media, plus there was the recent French court case of the kids sueing their parents for splashing their lives all over social media without consent from them at a young age. Technology, social media, internet etc is causing massive psychological damage to today's children and that's my issue. She is teaching those boys from the moment they are born that it's all about likes, poses and being instagram ready.
In a way I do kind of hope she reads here as I'd just want to tell her that this is the tit part of being a parent. Decisions that you make will impact your kids psychologically for the rest of their lives. So consider whether shopping hauls, throw away clothes are teaching your kids the best values. Think about whether seeking gratification from total strangers and having to be instagram ready is showing your boys how to become confident, happy individuals.
Rant over...phew!