Manon Lagreve

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Shocked at the snacks inferior other parents bring on planes, shocked I tell you! Though wait a minute, doesn't it look like Raphael is reaching towards a *gasp* screen?? Quelle dommage!

Also, her definition of long haul is a few hours. Talk to me when you've done a screen-free flight from London to Australia with a toddler, Manon!

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Shocked at the snacks inferior other parents bring on planes, shocked I tell you! Though wait a minute, doesn't it look like Raphael is reaching towards a *gasp* screen?? Quelle dommage!

Also, her definition of long haul is a few hours. Talk to me when you've done a screen-free flight from London to Australia with a toddler, Manon!

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she’s truly insufferable
 
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Shocked at the snacks inferior other parents bring on planes, shocked I tell you! Though wait a minute, doesn't it look like Raphael is reaching towards a *gasp* screen?? Quelle dommage!

Also, her definition of long haul is a few hours. Talk to me when you've done a screen-free flight from London to Australia with a toddler, Manon!

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"Make them discover the world and culture" by drop-kicking them into the kids club for as many hours as possible each day. Mmm hmm.
 
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Someone commented "Pregnant ❤" under her Greece PR-post. She answered that she has made most of the food. Okay, Manon... 🧐😇

By the way: she has conveniently forgotten to disclose that post as an ad, yet again. She calls it a “Press stay” in the very last sentence...
 
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I'm still boggled at how young the babies were when they did the road trip to La Belle Francais. Have they changed the advice on how long fresh babies are supposed to spend in car seats, even if you do stop every 2 hours?
 
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What on earth is this "English way" she's referring to? English way of what?

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The child’s “summer” uniform still fits apparently. But the thing is Manon, it is autumn. She will need a warmer uniform.
It’s not a difficult thing to go and get your kid a uniform and a new backpack. It’s usually seen as a nice thing to do. It’s only difficult if you have no money to pay for it.
 
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The child’s “summer” uniform still fits apparently. But the thing is Manon, it is autumn. She will need a warmer uniform.
It’s not a difficult thing to go and get your kid a uniform and a new backpack. It’s usually seen as a nice thing to do. It’s only difficult if you have no money to pay for it.
I don’t know, I’m sending my daughter in her uniform from last term and the same backpack. It’s still warm enough for summer uniform and it seems a waste to buy new until she needs it? It’s not a case of not being able to afford it, I just don’t think it’s necessary to buy all new if it still fits. We just buy new as and when we need it.
 
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