Bollocks that she has done any baking this morning
Mrs Hinch #203 Pigeon poo, Ronnie Roo, whats for dinner? Yoghurt stew!
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Agree- bet it’s gifted and she just keeps quiet.
the farm reference is to give a reason to buy it.
So she expects everyone to believe she went to the farm Thursday, went home, ordered the Kitchen and it came, personalised yesterday!?! 
Like Viennese swirls are easier than cup cakes 
Maybe I've been out the game for too long. Maternity leave and then furlough. But at my work the mud kitchen is for....MUD.
Just put some bleeping mud in it and let the boy get messy
And on a side note, wrap the cheerios and just buy bleeping sand. £5 a bag at argos
Just put some bleeping mud in it and let the boy get messy
And on a side note, wrap the cheerios and just buy bleeping sand. £5 a bag at argos
Poor Ronnie is in for a shock the first time he eats real sand 
. As for Soph baking. She thinks that's a mess 
. Ffs
. As for Soph baking. She thinks that's a mess . FfsRight?! Cupcakes (or fairy cakes) was one of the first things we learned to make in food tech. I’ve been baking for 15 years and never even attempted vienesse whirlsLike Viennese swirls are easier than cup cakes
If she can't manage cupcakes why the hell is she attempting viennese swirls?!
Someone should straight up ask on the makers Instagram and see what they say.
When my daughter was his age she loved cars and tractors etc. In fact her first full word was tractor. She had a kitchen aswell. Just the one. Not a burger kitchen and an outside spotless kitchen. I've never seen him play with cars or trains or farm things. A little train track or car garage would be so much fun for him I'm sure. But no, another kitchen it is.
Who the duck (pardon my French) bakes so early on a Sunday morning? I'm sat on the couch in my pj's eating my leftover Singapore vermicelli from last nights Chinese with a coffee while my fella plays with my son before he goes to work, house a tip, dishes need doing and baking has not crossed my mind Little Miss Unrelatable, pre record central
Little Miss Unrelatable, pre record central Clearly hoping for some #gifted cakes to arrive on her doorstep.Right?! Cupcakes (or fairy cakes) was one of the first things we learned to make in food tech. I’ve been baking for 15 years and never even attempted vienesse whirls
Honestly I am with you all today, that mud kitchen is ridiculous for all the above reasons, but above that I don’t actually think it looks that fun, it’s basically a shelf with a bowl in it and painted. However the minute I saw her posting him playing with the mud kitchen in farm I thought “she will be getting one of those in no time.” In a way I am glad to see she didn’t disappoint
Oh the hinch group post is back?!
I maybe would have done cheerios sand when my little one was younger - like we made edible paints from fruit etc for some safe messy play, but she's had proper sand for months now. She's almost two and when she was Ronnie's age I wouldn't have bothered with cheerios. So no not weird for much younger babies but a bit odd for toddlers.First time poster, long time lurker
Is the Cheerios sand as weird as I think it is? I get it’s in case it’s eaten, but surely it’s making him think sand = yummy not sand = yucky? Just wait til he goes to the beach or a kids play park with a real sandpit... I don’t have a child so I’m not sure if it’s the done thing and I don’t know or if it’s a case of helicopter hinching?
The fluffy pom-poms won’t last long.
I made my own version of a mud kitchen, a pile of old tyres full of mud and sand and lots of old kitchen pots. The kids I look after love it.
I made my own version of a mud kitchen, a pile of old tyres full of mud and sand and lots of old kitchen pots. The kids I look after love it.
Hahaha me too! What the duck is wrong with actual mud?
Although if I’d crapped £250 on a toy kitchen I’d maybe be a bit cagey about dirt on it too, that’s why most other mud kitchens actually look like they’re meant to be played with outside
My kid is the same age as Ronnie and he we will eat sand. Sometimes I catch it before it goes in his mouth, sometimes I don’t. He’s fine any other kids who’s eaten sand is fine. That is so extra. So how often is she just blending up cereal to replace this. Wasteful.
so trie. Any home accounts like this I see I automatically think they have mental health issues. Nothing wrong with this if it’s managed in a healthy way but organising and cleaning to within an inch of your life isn’t healthy.
2 bowls and some cheap old kitchen utensils will do the same trick and cost a fraction of that. Don’t let her make you feel like that over a purchase.
Packet brownie mix one day - viennese swirls/whirls the next day. Is she aiming for Celebrity Bake Off? She has absolutely no logic to her thinking. Just as well she isn't Vulcan.
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I was just coming on to put this!! It's so frustrating.
Especially considering he already has a kitchen and a sand table and isn't even allowed to play!
My 7 month old is standing holding onto things 1 handed, is crawling around everywhere grabbing this, saying mamma and dadda (granted he might not know its us
) but he's babbling, smiling, squealing... I know all babies develop differently but Ronnie doesn't seem to be doing much of anything bless him and I'm sure it's down to lack of encouragement and interaction. You can buy him all the toys in the world hinch but if you don't play with him he'll not learn.
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