In Scotland your water charges are usually included as part of your council tax payment rather than a separate bill. (You still pay for the water/sewage etc but it’s rolled into your CT)
I don't think anyone reported her to the NSPCC, but that night she did not take care of Poppy properly, and she did deserve to be called out on that appalling display. I actually saved it in case there was more serious enquiries about these forums, to support my comments on her behaviour that particular evening.
Nono sorry not for water along - that’s monthly total council tax ??
No one is a troll!!! We don’t offend you so please extent the same courtesy!
She goes to the school nursery I believe same one that would be attached to S school. My kids school the nursery kids also get to use the gym and go to the library so they are used to the school when they start.
Ouch what band are you to be nearly £400!!!!!
This isnt just a case of differing opinions, it’s sheer nastiness and madness. The comments about poopy eating the porridge are NUTS. I have a 16 month old who eats 3 full meals a day, but will still scavenge for more, she’ll find an old biscuit under the sofa and behave like a caveman who hasn’t seen food for 48 hours....not 48 seconds.
It was a disgusting behaviour from an adult and a mother to post on social media asking for tips because Poppy can catch a breath without coughing!!! I mean come on!!! She’s the adult, any responsible mother would’ve been at the hospital with that poor child!! It’s apoling! And am not a troll?
I bought that top myself last week now I could kick myself!!
I actually fully agree with you on that incident and I understand why you saved the video. It was appalling.
We all have different opinions! What’s seems dam fine to you might not be dam fine for someone else!
Lol I was thinking you must have more water than the rivers Dee and Don put together ?.
) but other parenting choices are questionable at best.While I agree that there are plenty comments on here that I may not agree with or I think are maybe a bit far, the difference here is that we all allow an opinion, are absolutely not trolls, and don't delete/block/take away the voice of anyone. Please don't tarnish everyone the same way or accuse people of trolling like she does.
£400 pounds council tax?! Oh my goddess that’s so cheap!!! Mine is almost 4 times that??
I understand where you are coming from. No way is the toot hungry of neglected, none of the girls are.
Nobody reported her or said too...the original poster came back to clear up they were talking about the ‘work’ aspect rather than care!!! As for the eating stiff of the floor I agree, children are curious and babieswill put stuff in their mouths, my daughter would have done it at Poppy’s age. Please refrain from being so abusive as to name call though. I wholeheartedly disagree with these children having their private lives plastered all over the internet and as they are being used in AD work. Hope they are having money put away for them as they are ‘working’ for i, however, I do not think anyone in here would say report them for neglect! The night in question however was in my opinion showing a complete disregard for her child’s well being.
X4 that a month?? ?
Agreed. My son will eat anything he can find if I'm not fast enough! He actually actively runs away if I tell him not to eat something ??I fully stand by my opinion that Rebecca (and Lee's) treatment of Poppy while ill, not once but twice has been neglectful. She has twice allowed a baby to become very ill over a period of weeks without seeking medical attention. Most recently, she used it to her advantage on social media rather than doing what a caring parent should do when a child is clearly as ill as Poppy was, and seek medical advice. That's not a mummy mistake that (in my mind) is neglect. She CHOSE to ignore her babies distress while posting on Instagram. It's despicable, and I would tell the same thing to any other mother I was aware of doing it.
I agree Poppy eating off the floor is no big deal (I caught mine eating the dry dog food once
