whenever people do this I assume they are overcompensating for a relationship that is not going wellThe OTT love post for Hugo, So cringe
Jus tell him Millie u don’t need to post it on insta
Why is she hashtagging twoundertwo in that latest pic when when they have clearly left Sienna at home with the nanny and they’re only out with just one kid.She has started with the two under two hashtag. No prizes for guessing what her content will be about
This is so sad, and shocking really. Sienna already seems to be just wheeled out for photos and adverts with Millie, no wonder she has separation anxiety. I can’t ever imagine going abroad with my husband without my child yet Millie has done it and Sienna isn’t even 2.I just can’t feel sorry for Millie. In the podcast she said she is going to have a nanny for 24 hours a day. One to do the night and one for the day. From two weeks old!! Which clearly means she isn’t going to have the baby in her room (a massive prevention measure for SIDS). On the days the nanny is not there for the night, the baby won’t have someone stood over watching it.
She is going to be giving her children anxiety. They need a stable primary caregiver to develop secure attachment. Don’t have children too close in age if it means you won’t be able to actual parent them. The more you are there for your kids in that first year the easier it is in the future.
I have been the nanny of middle class kids
before. You have four year olds self harming because they so desperately just want their parents. I have spoken to many other nannies and this is more common than you think. The child is not able to cope when their parents leave the house. Often from birth these children have been placed with nannies. These nannies tend to change frequently. Your child is constantly worrying that people will disappear from their life and never come back.
I once looked after a pair of 3.5 year old twins and I was their 10th nanny!!! The twins were terribly behaved (missing their parents), so everyone kept leaving them.. it was heartbreaking.
If I was rich i would definitely have help. But in the form of a cook, a cleaner, a driver! I wouldn’t dump my 2 week old with a stranger.
I feel like if you have a child and cannot cope then of course you need to get help. But she hasn’t even had the child yet and she already knows she can’t cope. So why have two under two? Just wait...
Totally agree, I did part of my education in private schools and actually most of the people there were less intelligent than when I went to state school, they were just trained to pass exams then had good connections for laterJust because he went to an elite school doesn't make him smart. It just means he had wealthy parents who wanted him to go to a good school to rub shoulders with the 'right sort'
Milly went to a good public school too, but wasn't ever known for her intellectual prowess. She has made some money of her own off mic though I won't deny it. But not enough for the life she feels untitled too.
To conclude, sorry but i find them both to be highly unlikeable.
Yeh they are both the epitome of rich entitlement and it angers me they have had so many opportunities for doing so little.Absolutely![]()
And then there’s me just back from Tesco getting my boy same age as sienna some £7 trackies and £1.50 topsMillie’s latest reel showing off Sienna’s winter wardrobe is so braggy. Even if half those items are gifted, it’s still hundreds and hundreds of pounds of clothing and shoes for a 1 year old. Bonpoint and Doen dresses are all between £100 plus. Papouelli shoes are all £70-£100 and why does a 1 year old even need that many pairs of dressy shoes? Not to mention that white Moncler jacket is almost £300. I’m also laughing that she bought an 18 month old a cream faux fur jacket. Nothing says that you don’t do your own laundry more than buying a 1 year old cream and white coats.
Also half of those outfits are thin cotton dresses- totally not ‘winter outfit’ appropriate for a toddler.