Mrs Hinch #406 Hinch really is a silly mummy, fancy “forgetting” Ron had a dummy

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I am sure in the Kids alternative WhatsApp group (that we all know definitely exists) they vocalise how sick they are of those wedding photos too I imagine she is the worst kind of friend, high maintenance and always seeking reassurance
And copying everything you do... Keep an eye on your fellas kinda copying
 
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Most people agree too! Not everyone likes your tacky ways Grinch!!!
I’m a cleaner for a living the women walks round chopping all the cushions! Drives me mad! Told her if I caught her chopping one more I’d do the same to her throat fuck paying good money for cushions to ruin their shape.Just cause some bint on insta does it
 
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I bet that does exist.

“What did she give you?”
“Half a bottle of Harpic!”
“Cheeky bitch!”
I remember her face book when she was always seeking validation.Wasn't just her "kids"-cousins and extended family too.
She started acting like this when she had her gastric
Procedure done.
Pics like these are weird imo
 
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Someone said on another thread that hinch's last 3 posts COMBINED got less likes than SS gender reveal post....suck on them apples hinchy

That's disgusting that Ron isn't cuddled up to her but that fucking dog is
 
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Apparently now not only are Ron and Len going to best mates, but they’re also going to be best mates with all Stacey’s kids and Len and princess pickle are going to be boyfriend and girlfriend

Excuse me while I go vomit
It’s like when your a child at school and you and your best friend decide your gona open a hairdressers and work together and have a double wedding and have kids at the same time and once you reach 12 you go to different schools and never see each other again lol
 
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Most people agree too! Not everyone likes your tacky ways Grinch!!!
I absolutely hate chopped cushions! Cushions are supposed to be plump. I don't like hoover lines either. When I get them I try to keep going until I can't see them anymore. I'd be a crap hincher
 
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My 2 year old has never once slept through. Not once. Never. Not once. Nope. Never. Not even one night in two years. Kill me now.
Omg I love you for saying This my 13 month hasn’t either! And I’m so sick off other mums being judgey thinking that’s weird what you doing wrong! ...... some babies don’t sleep through get over it I wana scream !!! I’m just on a setting of default tired I’m almost used to being permanently a zombie
 
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I have training in infant and child sleep and my youngest still wakes most nights While I don’t think we can knock old sofa for feeling tired, she has a lot more help than I ever had with a 2 year old and newborn or a 4 year old, 2 year old and a newborn.

I always still managed to play with my kids constantly though! Some days I was dealing with a child from the moment my eyes opened to the moment I went to sleep - but that is life with babies!
 
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She could have made an office in that spare waiting room area on the landin. Where she usually dries her laundry (before she put a clothes line on the wall in the spare room ) and she puts a Christmas tree. Now it’s just dead space with moldy laundry.
 
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I think Ronnie simply refuses to drink from a cup and I also think he's probably had some monumental tantrums, throwing his cup and himself about. Instead of dealing with this like a proper parent, she simply gives into him because she has no idea how to cope with him when he does what toddlers do and throws a tantrum. Can you remember a story she once showed where Ronnie was frustrated with a toy? She took it off him and he was quite vocal, raising his voice to her. You could see in his face he was getting upset. Jamie was hovering about like a fruit bat of course, and Sophie said "alright, alright, Jesus" and gave him the toy back. I don't think either of them have much patience with him. I know that toddlers will test the patience of a Saint but Sophie just loses it at the slightest provocation.
 
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What exactly is the waiting area for? Is it where she makes Vestlife wait before he is allowed to mount her through a sheet with a hole cut in it?
 
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I love this story! When my daughter was around two, she was a demon! She let the hamster out of the cage and sent it to an early grave in under the fridge, (it got in and got stuck!) She hid both sets of our keys in a bucket I kept potatoes in and it took hours of searching to find them, she once crawled under the dining room table and went as stiff as a board, refusing to move, and she threw a tantrum in Marks and Spencer food hall which actually brought the bread and pastry aisle to a standstill! All part and parcel of being a toddler. If course it won't fit with Sophie's Disneyland narrative to admit Ronnie sometimes acts up, and so it goes t that she will never show this part of his formative development!
 
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What exactly is the waiting area for? Is it where she makes Vestlife wait before he is allowed to mount her through a sheet with a hole cut in it?
Yes. She can't very well ready herself with Yahoo hanky sniffs in front of him, can she. Hope that helps x
 
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Sounds like our daughter’s could be related
 
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