Just want to clarify my comments regarding dummy use... I am not against dummies at all, mine both had them - and there were times when they were a life-saver! But where possible they should be restricted to nap-times... and that is quite clearly not the case with L.
Mrs Hinch #629 Filtered face, a big disgrace, lying and cackling all over the place.
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No playing with the toys Sofa unless you buy them.
Oh, wait she will, as he's loaded.
Oh, wait she will, as he's loaded.
I'm so embarrassed for her today
What's the betting she came away with those 2 motorbikes she can't resist to splurge some cash
Can't believe Jim Bob couldn't use the company card for a couple of flowers
Absolutely! The American word for a dummy is soother, I.e it’s to comfort and settle your child, not to ram it in his gob when he’s seemingly happy and animated. My grand daughter had major speech problems because she always had her dummy. Her consonants were so mixed up, the worst being when she referred to her daddy’s cock being really smelly when she was meaning ‘sock’.
Don't worry I'm sure she got loads of designer presents before bringing the boys to smyths with massive trolley baskets to fill. Of course she will film this
She stole that content from another ASD parent!
My pet hate seeing a child running around with a dummy or as they are known in the States “pacifier” which is what they were made for!! Dummies are for bedtime or soothing only. And don’t get me started in children aged 5+ who use them and speak with them in their mouths!! It’s just lazy parenting.
Which- the jumper post or the toy shop one?
Sorry but
at you want the kids to stop talking and go away from you 
You know what’s great & refreshing about this, you own it!
You haven’t gone & had kids because your partner & family wants you to have them
yes soph I’m looking at you
After Ron's tend happy comment, I thought the end of that story was going to be them buying some toys and donating them.
The more I watch that video, the more it looks like she’s trying not to cry…
God she's that type of mother that let's her kids rag everything off the shelves and unnecessarily ride and ram bikes and scooters around then. I mean, granted she's told them to do it, but the way she's going with her parenting, they're going to be nothing but disrespectful entitled little brats.
Teach your kids some respect whilst they're young Sophie. It's not cute.
Teach your kids some respect whilst they're young Sophie. It's not cute.
The toy shop one, I recently saw another ASD parent account do that same set up with their kid. Wish I could remember the account but it was on an insta algorithm whilst I was doom scrolling
“Dunno why I bother with the toys the boys don’t even like toys” takes them to a toy shop
If your gonna lie at least make a note of it in your book of lists ALL THE VERY BEST GET WELL
They've just had those new cars...talk about trying to keep your kids happy with money because you can't show them love...also bragging again.
Sad isn’t it when the only way she can get their faces to light up is by throwing money around in a toy shop…..reckon she’d see their faces light up all the time if she sat down with them and played proper games….but that’s just me.
Sorry to repeat myself but she said at Christmas toys were “five minute wonders” and she didn’t bother buying much. I said at the time this be what they get given so much stuff all year round for no reason. They are going to grow up exactly like her no respect for anything and tries to fill the void with material items for a quick fix then move onto the next thing such a sad thing
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Kind of mum to say “boys will be boys” whilst manic laughing and looking at her phone whilst they absolutely trash the place
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