Another company also sells a Vlogger kit
I hope my children aspire to be something more fulfilling and meaningful than a vlogger or social media influencer.
Mrs Hinch #444 Baby Rose didn’t need to add it in her teens
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I hope my children aspire to be something more fulfilling and meaningful than a vlogger or social media influencer.
Why can't she choose a biscuit that she can pronounce properly
Ah,BISSSKCOFFFF
just feck offff
Ah,BISSSKCOFFFF
just feck offff
Shes going to whip it all up and spread it on just rollShe wishes Jamie was like that pumpkin.
How's she only just found biscoff??
I cannot wait to see the outcome of this cake
Good god Aldi should be ashamed , this makes me so sad. My boys are 5 and 3 and yes they love to have a wee laugh at funny snap chat filters , but they would much rather play with age appropriate toys.
Instagram has replaced qvc as the shopping channel They’ve all been to the QVC presenter school softly softly approach of pretendy friendy to draw in their audience/shoppers/cult. Bet the new slightly worn mum look is part of a crafted image as opposed to the images of Hinch currently in supermarkets of a slightly more airbrushed Katie Price.
They’ve all been to the QVC presenter school softly softly approach of pretendy friendy to draw in their audience/shoppers/cult. Bet the new slightly worn mum look is part of a crafted image as opposed to the images of Hinch currently in supermarkets of a slightly more airbrushed Katie Price.
So sorry.
I had a miscarriage at 10 weeks, 6 year ago, at this time I only had my son, he was 2, I now have 2 other girls but I lost our baby at 10 weeks, it hit me HARD because we seen the heartbeat at 6 weeks, I was round my mother in laws picking our son up and told her there's no heartbeat and it'll happen naturally, I remember breaking down and as my husband was leading me back to the car to go home my awful sister in law who happened to be round the house, she lost her daughter at 34 weeks threw the photo of her daughter that was on her mums fireplace at us and said that's what losing a baby looks like, you didn't lose a baby, you just lost cells and I was being very selfish towards people who lost "real" babies.
I lost another baby 2 years ago, I was only 7 weeks, i mean I say only, a baby is a baby after all but I was too scared to show emotion to anyone but my husband after that.
Wow that is bloody crazy! Disgusting to have a toy like thisShes going to whip it all up and spread it on just roll
Good god Aldi should be ashamed , this makes me so sad. My boys are 5 and 3 and yes they love to have a wee laugh at funny snap chat filters , but they would much rather play with age appropriate toys.
Love how she's talking about it as if it's some new thing.Why can't she choose a biscuit that she can pronounce properly
Ah,BISSSKCOFFFF
My German husband's 70 and 80 year old relatives ate Spekulatius cookies as children.
I’m still truly shocked at how they dressed, tramps. Was pretty rude of them, never get that image out of my head her sat on the outside lounger eating ‘posh’ crisps in that grey tracksuit. And her walking to the very expensive tree house in a massive slouchy oversized jumper and leggings. So disgustingI still can’t get over how she was dressed when they stayed at Chewton Glen. I know the place very well and they would have stuck out like sore thumbs dressed in their trackies! It’s not like they can’t afford some smart jeans, nice shirt etc
Only a complete moron can duck up a cheesecake. Oh wait.....
New thread title...Why can't she choose a biscuit that she can pronounce properly
Ah,BISSSKCOFFFF
Forget the Bissssskcoffffff and just duck offfffff
That’s so true about her sales voice. Only time she sounds serious and not talking like a bleep is when she’s selling somethingNever seen her with a book that isn’t her own
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I feel so sad for her kids, especially Ron as this point. She literally only took her kids out because she was paid to do it, if she hadn't been paid they wouldn't have gone and would probably have been stuck inside that house with no toys whilst she scrolled here on that horrid sofa. What kind of life is that? 'Mum used to take us out all the time but only because she was paid to'.. she's seriously bleeping up her kids lives. Jamie isn't much better for going along with it. Only thing I can say about him is that he does seem to interact with Ron way more than she does, he seems to care and love him no matter what. I have said it before and I'll say it again, whoever is the mastermind behind this sales plan, inch needs to stop it and walk away with his children and be the decent father he's shown he can be without her around for their sake. Who cares if you don't have millions? Ron and Len will love him forever if he saves them from this tit show.
This makes me so sad that Aldi clearly think there is an actual market to sell this type of product. I’m disgusted with Aldi for even thinking this is a suitable toy to sell. Do we think Ron will be getting this for his Xmas present from Mummy & Jamie
That’s so awful! You were both devastated but it’s not a competition for who could be the most heartbroken! Sorry this happened to you
I don't think Aldi should be ashamed... for kiddies now technology does and will continue to be a huge part of their lives. Therefore I think it's important that they learn about it from a young age. They likely see parents etc on phones at some point during the day, taking photos, using it as a means of socialising with their friends. The description from aldi is quite clear it is designed to help develop social skills and hobbies... providing parents interact with their child when playing with it the could teach them about asking consent to take photos etc ...
There are also some very valid careers that include social media... digital marketing, even recruitment and HR, genuine and honest sales roles etc
I follow her mate Georgia, the make up kid and she’s been gifted a massive make up case and she said she didn’t have to show it but as the company had been so supportive of her she wanted to support them back (make a good Xmas gift etc) That’s what you do Soph when someone gifts you something especially as you claim to support small businesses. Alternatively if you don’t want the items gift or donate them or, god forbid, do a giveaway to your shoppers. You must be one of the greediest accounts out there
There are imo much better ways of developing social skills ie interact with other children at playgroup/nursery/park/soft play/friends houses etc Not to normalise having a phone shoved in your face from birth like SS baby. It’s a bit like the excuse some parents give for letting toddlers on YouTube 24/7 well they have to learn tech
Yes but not necessarily at 18months old. Don’t use that old chestnut to ease any guilt you may feel. Tech and social media are not the same thing. Social media as it is currently seems more like a shopping channel. Why lure young kids into a area that unsupervised is potentially opening up their young minds to grooming sexual /religious or political. Just my thoughts on it yours my vary.
I’m so sorry you were treated that way by your sister in law.
A parent feels a loss, no matter how or when it happens. Loss and grief might be felt differently by different people, but no one has the right to tell you how you should feel or not feel
Has she removed the dilly shaped pumpkin stories? I literally watched them then went back to watch again and they’ve gone 
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