Muddlethroughmummy #2 Team Andy

[Mrsptobe]

which makes me think seeing her stories, that someone did!

And now she’s even dopey enough to share that she was home alone…giving people watching her stories the idea that she may well be home alone on a regular basis.
As a social worker (and a normal human being), I fear for every single child whose parents plaster them over SM every day

 

[Mrsptobe]

3 monster munch and she’s calling it a good handful
The boys are ASKING for more food Daisy so give them it!!

 

[cromulentword]

When Daisy hears the boys have had second helpings of break-time toast

 

[Harpyharpyunder]

My mum was exactly the same as her, obsessed with ‘healthy’ and don’t think I ate a single proper meal for my first 18 years, always labelling as picky etc

As soon as I moved out for uni at 18 I realised she was just a terrible cook, and now there’s nothing I don’t like and eat a healthy balanced diet

I imagine it’s her r it’s her terrible healthy cooking that they don’t like!

 

[CoffeeMamma]

Oh she'd have a coronary at ours. We have a drawer that's full of any time snacks- raisins, croissants, crackers etc, that the kids don't have to ask permission to eat from. Same in the fridge (fruit and yogurt pouches). Stops the endless snack requests and gives them some autonomy! Poor kids don't even get dinner

 

[periperichips]

Daisy is Extremely crafty.

The other day she didn’t name which child was going to the hospital.

Now, cause she too cheap to pay for the toy sonny wants now we know it’s him going to the hospital.

She ended up tagging the brand in a white font on the story (much more hidden than usual it’s on the picture of the toys on a white bg) probably trying to beg for free stuff.
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I Blurred his face for privacy, but it’s obvious what she’s doing.

 

[k5te333]

Wow… I have worked with children between the ages of 3-11 since I was 14 and have never once seen a child look so drained & tired. I feel terrible for them, they’re clearly not getting the food they need to flourish. So sad, he looks almost lifeless.

 

[Jadeus21]

Dry burger, cold tinned sweetcorn and left over packed lunch grapes for dinner no wonder they don’t eat what she gives them when that’s what’s on offer the poor little sods

 

[Flipflopdrop]

I always thought kids were supposed to have full fat products anyway, as they need the fat for all the energy they're burning and for all the growing they're doing! Like whole milk instead of semi-skimmed.

They are! Kids of a healthy weight are not meant to have diet or low fat products.

To the people who get their kids up early to get ready for school, that's fine if it's what works for your family, or if you have to be a work/childcare. The difference is you're not pulling exhausted, malnourished kids out of bed to shove a camera in their face to film the 'morning routine'.

 

[user726]

Why did she say in her food haul ‘these were just calling me, don’t come for me guys I was shopping whilst hungry’…… and they were weetabix? Babe it’s literally wheat?

 

[RestingBunchFace]

But how can a child who needs a visual timetable for weekday evenings cope with constantly being dragged here there and everywhere at weekends and school holidays for grifted trips? It doesn’t add up.

 

[Mooms]

Why are there no meals in that evening routine ?!

This was their dinner

 

[WeHadFunRight]

Anyone spring to mind..?

 

[Marmite.Crumpets]

..... and there we go, gifted toys for Oscar from the entertainer

 

[imtakingabath]

Can you imagine what the boys are going to be like as soon as they get some independence and their own money? They’ll go mad for snacks and fast food because she won’t just give them regularly in moderation.

 

[Tinkywinky1]

Christ why is she giving parenting advice when she can't leave her own two children unsupervised and have to be microfed constant activities. It's just not realistic. What on earth makes her qualified to coach other people?
"Hi Daisy my child is a picky eater"
"Yeah so my advice is, 2 rice cakes and a grape!"

 

[RestingBunchFace]

I also don’t understand how that comes to £167! Our family of 4 spend about £120 per week and we have way more food of substance in our shop - houmous, smoked salmon, chicken, yoghurts, 5-6 different types of fresh fruit. And that’s from Sainsbury’s. It feels like she’s spent a lot of money for not a lot you can make meals with?!

 

[twinkleunicorn]

She’s an utter fucking nob.

mine are 6 and 1 and I’ve loved it.

Get a life, Daisy, you testes sack.

Just to add to this…Daisy, they are educators and not baby sitters. The training day will most likely be covering online safety or safeguarding…you know…so they can keep your children as safe as they can! Maybe look into that yourself!

 

[Trace]

I also don’t understand how that comes to £167! Our family of 4 spend about £120 per week and we have way more food of substance in our shop - houmous, smoked salmon, chicken, yoghurts, 5-6 different types of fresh fruit. And that’s from Sainsbury’s. It feels like she’s spent a lot of money for not a lot you can make meals with?!

There’s probably about £80 worth of rice cakes there

 

[Chezza]

Seen this comment

My daughter goes to breakfast club on days we're working a few times a week, she has some cereal (weekend cereal at that!), toast or a bagel (probably with stork not butter, because what school is paying for butter for children ), fruit and fruit juice she loves going to breakfast club because she has a right feast haha imagine Daisy's reaction if it where her boys. She still for the record as well eats all of her pack up and is demanding snacks the minute she walks through the door after school.

She's doesn't eat breakfast like that everyday but a few times a week isn't going to do her any harm, she has such a healthy approach to food because we've never restricted anything. She reaches for fruit more often then not for a snack, she costs us a fortune in strawberries and raspberries. I grew up in a household where mum was always dieting and have all kinds of food issues myself and was adamant I would not pass that on to my daughter. Sorry for the massive derail about myself but Daisy needs to realise you can break the bad food habits and not pass them on to your children!