Emily Norris Center Parks video was the same for me. Was it more a YouTube issue?
Mrs Meldrum #14 Tittlers With No Hobbits Just Herpes
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? I know!!!!!!!!
It’s a shame that they’re not biodegradable though ?
Agree. It’s very self-indulgent, self-congratulatory & giving themselves a pat on the back. I do very well in my job but no big balloons on my desk! ?
Why are you here wasting your precious time? What I do/ think/ say doesn't affect you. And it certainly doesn't affect Rebs as she has said she's a duck. ?
Really mindful about posting her kids recently, oh unless it’s an AD!
Haha yep! Spotted it Last night and thought it'd probably end up being product placement! ? dont think I've ever noticed wipes on a video or post before! ?
Especially in her office which, as we know, is a place the kids know not to go and disturb her!
She’s on about the girls eating squid in that insta post, yet complains constantly about fussy eating. She really is very contradictory.
Silly me not thinking the wipes were put there on purpose! Thought that was odd to leave them in shot with the frames and lamp. I should know better by now
What's wrong with using a wet cloth to wipe your child? All that unnecessary plastic and waste is disgusting.
Waterwipes have set themselves the "ambitious" target to be biodegradable by 2025. Even then tit load of plastic and waste energy in the product.
Waterwipes have set themselves the "ambitious" target to be biodegradable by 2025. Even then tit load of plastic and waste energy in the product.
I feel the same! It's unbelievable people can't see what she's doing.
Her instastories from last night complaining about "dickheads" and avoiding showing the children to then see an AD very clearly featuring her children shows how conflicting her views are.
Surely the sheep will see it this time. It's so obvious she will say anything to get engagement, money and sympathy.
They are £2 a pack and a complete waste of money. I stocked up on these for my 1 year old when he was newborn last year thinking oh my god they're the best on the market I just have to have them. I quickly realised how dry water wipes are and tough as well.
Moved quickly onto Aldi's mamia wipes at less than 50p a packet (75% saving)! And haven't looked back since. In my opinion better quality, tougher and wetter for a lot less 'dolla'
Wipes aren't for everyone but looking at the money side of things.. I couldn't afford £2 a pop long term I'd rather spend it on clothes or food
Moved quickly onto Aldi's mamia wipes at less than 50p a packet (75% saving)! And haven't looked back since. In my opinion better quality, tougher and wetter for a lot less 'dolla'
Wipes aren't for everyone but looking at the money side of things.. I couldn't afford £2 a pop long term I'd rather spend it on clothes or food
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