Just seen this on a post about whether you put
washing powder in the drum or drawer 🫣
There’s another thread?I just wrote something on the Anti-Hinch thread that I had to bring across as thread suggestion:
Sophie is a wasteful tw*t showing off her haul of tat!
Sorry, happily child-free over here, what's the problem with the set up in their car? (Apologies if it's obvious)Oopss
If I sat down on my kitchen floor to check my cupboards I'd still be there an hour later still trying to get back upJust sat down on the floor in my kitchen to check my undersink cupboard It contains washing up liquid, a bottle of fabric conditioner, a box of washing powder, a bathroom spray and a kitchen spray. I could be here a while trying to get it Insta perfect. Could someone please send me some crunky snacks and some full fat coke to shove down my fat thriat whilst I tap on it all and grab at it?? I'm fank ooo
The boissccch seats are front facing, it’s much safer to have them rear facing as long as you can. She’s had them front facing from a young age as far as I remember from it being mentioned here.Sorry, happily child-free over here, what's the problem with the set up in their car? (Apologies if it's obvious)
The W position isn't great for your core strength, hips and overall posture so, yeah people do but it's not recommendedThis is my argument over her ‘diagnosis’. It’s a trend these days to acquire one.
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Am I missing something? Don’t 90% of able bodied adults and children sit in this position regularly?!?!
R and L should still be rear facing (best evidence is minimum 4 years) or at least, R shouldn’t be in one of the cheapest booster seats going. Really poor safety scores. Particularly given R’s autism, he is unlikely to be old enough to get a continued good, safe fit in a seat like that.Sorry, happily child-free over here, what's the problem with the set up in their car? (Apologies if it's obvious)
Oof thanks, that's not good. Can't wait for her to cry troll when someone points it out.R and L should still be rear facing (best evidence is minimum 4 years) or at least, R shouldn’t be in one of the cheapest booster seats going. Really poor safety scores. Particularly given R’s autism, he is unlikely to be old enough to get a continued good, safe fit in a seat like that.
But those of us that follow her know she doesn’t care. Will happily splash out on expensive things for her, but bargshhhhhh for the most important bit of child related kit you can buy.
It's not a recommended position, but yes it's another perfectly normal behaviour that people are mis-labelling as an autism thing.This is my argument over her ‘diagnosis’. It’s a trend these days to acquire one.
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Am I missing something? Don’t 90% of able bodied adults and children sit in this position regularly?!?!
She’s a liar liar adanoloa pants on fireIn today’s stories of the boys being outside - she’s still got the Xmas trees in the front porch -I thought that had all been cleaned away a few weeks ago or am I imagining it?
This has to be a thread suggestionShe’s a liar liar adanoloa pants on fire