I remember her recently taking S shopping. And in her Sainsbury’s haul she showed a mustard dress which (in my opinion!) was more grown up and stylish and S hated it so it was going back, she said S chose the flamingo twinset, so it does seem it’s the clothes she’s choosing? She is only 8 which could be yr 3, if may not be she wants older styles for another year or 2 kids are all different.I wonder if her kids ever get sick of her dressing a like? My MIL is obsessed with stuff like that. She bought my girls matching outfits for Easter and my 4 year-old asked her why she never gets the kinds of clothes she likes. Kids have opinions about what they do and don't like. Obviously we as parents have the right to pull rank whenever we see fit. But it doesn't change the fact they like what they like. I know that Rebecca asks her girls about color but it seems like she skips right over anything that isn't a dress. If the girls truly love dresses that's fine. But Safiyah is a year older then my eldest and she hates matching stuff. At some point Rebs is going to have to stop lumping her kids in together and start letting them having some individuality.
There are guidelines to follow though with the terms & conditions that everyone agreed to before joining. So you can’t “just say what you want”. Long-winded personal posts are not really permitted as rhey completely derail threads. & are generally boring.Just say what you feel..... after all we have freedom of speech on this site
Not quite, according to the guidelines and Terms & Conditions.Just say what you feel..... after all we have freedom of speech on this site
They did, it always goes a bit like this when not much is going on. There’s no new topics.If I didn't know any better I'd think Edgy, Pat, and the rest of the Motley Crew had all decided to create accounts on here to start trouble. People never used to pull out the posting guidelines and now all of the sudden it's changed. Interesting...
The impact of their education is not the issue for me at this age. It’s more that the girls grow up believing that school is something that you pick up and drop to suit you. It constantly sets them apart from their peers.
I have every sympathy with hard working parents who struggle to afford the over inflated school holiday costs but this hardly applies in their case! Everything is free anyway
They must get the quiet, cheap weeks surely? Especially when there’s no obligation attached.Such a valid point. I wonder if it's free out of term time when less people would book. Thwy have enough money to pay themselves though!
The pipe band day out?..........I bumped into her at an event locally, she looks like a stuck up , dried up, nasty piece of skinny work
Oh well sooner she's back, sooner she cocks up again. After holidays, she'll be back.Sadly if her replies to the deludedon the you tube channel are to be believed, we won’t have to wait long for the to resume on Instagram. I’m sure she’s learned nothing from this experience whatsoever
Afaik that was about MuddyMummy not Mrs. M.The pipe band day out?..........
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