I’m just glad I don’t have to see their miserable faces around town. They put on such a show for insta, when in reality they are the complete opposite.Oh my god. Their stories today. Clearly a grifted trip (though not marked as an ad) because of the promotion of the ski boots and the tour operator. But they're still too tight to pay for lessons for T. I follow ski instructors on IG. Who. Put. Their. Children. Into. Lessons. It's really not advised to teach your own children. Even if you literally know what you're doing - and they don't.
Watching T careen down that slope in a bizarre stance with Al chasing him has given me palpations. Jen just cackling as he headed towards the lift and building with zero control or ability to stop was horrendous. She's clearly able to ski as she's skiing whilst filming (I do the same with my own children) and is able to control her speed and stop, why wouldn't she want that for her child?! It's outside of holidays. Ski schools will have availability.
You can tell they're clueless by the fact they've given him poles. He's no business having a set of poles yet. My children didn't have them for the entire week of lessons for the whole of their first week on snow. You see any ski school on the mountain. NONE of the children in the beginner group will have poles. Get rid of the poles and get him to focus on his stance and control! He's flapping them, completely out of control on that run.
They're in Les Arcs, pretty much my favourite place in the world. Thank god they're there now, so I haven't got to worry about them taking me or my family out when we go next month.
Also, you don't have to fly to LA. We've been there by train and have also driven. Super easy. But I'm guessing she can suck up the flight if someone else is paying the bill, despite her stories saying she found the flight difficult.