She wants to brag about the money she earns but also wants to be relatable. She probably sees people on Tattle point out she can't be skint so has to moan about money to make herself seem more relatable but also can't resits a brag. I think she thinks her followers won't remember or won't work it out.
my god what world is she living in!? She gives me so much second hand embarrassment and pisses me off that much that I can't even hate watch her anymore. She's obviously heard someone use the term velcro baby and has latched on to it like she does with everything else.Agree, I contacted nap through choice during the day whenever we were at home and I absolutely loved it. As you say we never get that time back so to sleep train from such an early age like Shan did is totally barbaric. She's so selfish an puts her needs way above the kids, chores are heaps more important to her than bonding with her children. I don't know why but despite her banging on about how much housework she does constantly I just get the vibe that her house is actually filthy.
It can vary for everyone but it took my LG about 4 days to crack the basics and any accidents we had were more misses of not getting to the toilet quick enough. Within 2 weeks it was as if day nappies never existed. It does take some kids a bit of time to adjust getting used to under pants but even then it only takes a day or two for them to adjust. We did have a minor regression about 4 months in where she would say "I need a wee" but then go right there but that only lasted maybe a week. 8 months later and we only rely on night nappies and can get away with only carrying one pair of spare clothing (though I carry more just in case)I can’t believe he’s still having about 5 accidents a week almost a year on. This just screams how much of a pathetic attempt she’s gave it, she forced him into it when he probably wasn’t ready and just expected him to take to it from day 1. Please no one tell me this many accidents is actually normal because we’ve not started yet and I’m already not looking forward to it!?
) and even then not had to use them! You have to be committed and really responsive when they say they need to go, which Shan probably hasn't been. Pretty sure she started potty training well before my LG started too. I know it's not a competition but it shouldn't take that long to still not be mostly accident free. Definitely this!
She’ll still get 30 for him as long as she’s earning over whatever the minimum is that you need from her YouTube ad revenueShe also couldn't sit up at all and now all of a sudden she can do that too
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She won't take George out of nursery, She will be getting 30 free hours now so she won't give that up and even if she decides not to go back to work she will still get 15. I think she's using it as context for something to talk about
Exactly! When my toddler is like that, I either just let her go to sleep and abandon bath time and put her into pj's and bed then mentally prepare myself (or tell husband depending whose turn it is) that tomorrow will be an early start. Otherwise I go sit and play with her to try keep her awake a bit longer, which usually works! But either of those methods involve spending time with your child, something Shan isn't known for.
I found hello fresh was mostly pasta based which are dirt cheap to make anyway.
Ah! Shows how much I have paid attention to her
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Absolutely not. I don't think G even got to see santa last year because she is a mother of 2.Will she take them to see Santa or a light show though? This is Shan we're talking about
By all means I didn't expect to train my daughter at 24months old but she knew she would tell us and I was off work I just thought well try it I'm doing this ordered the book, read that, literally while following her around the garden. But she smashed it, she now goes to nursery and has zero accidents. Wasn't brave enough to do night time though that's the next step.
I bought a monthly pass for £20 because my toddler loves it. But we also go to playgroups, museums, parks, farms etc, I can't think of anything worse than spending all day at home with cartoons on.
Exactly this! I've just searched "seatbelt" in the Sarah ockwell smith gentle parenting group and nobody there suggested sweets are a way to get them to stop. There were loads of answers that could be helpful to someone who wanted help.Not that I'm being the poster child for gentle parenting but it's still gentle to tell your kid to fucking stop it. Perhaps not those words
It's not gentle parenting to tell your child if they buckle up they can have sweets. That's permissive. Gets you nowhere.
