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Should all.the contents she shared through the week be marked as an ad?
I'm still not sure what the ad if for though!
Wonder if the Belgium holiday for one of the boyyysss' birthday will also be an ad
Should all.the contents she shared through the week be marked as an ad?
I'm still not sure what the ad if for though!
Wonder if the Belgium holiday for one of the boyyysss' birthday will also be an ad
I thought that! I think it was the hotel. Looked like it was hard work with her boys what’s wrong with a week in tenners by the pool? She’ll grab anything that’s free!
I can understand intrusive thoughts… but no intrusive thoughts about sharing every aspect of yours and your children’s life for money? That’s what would keep me awake at night!
I can’t fathom, if you were having extremely intrusive and debilitating thoughts that affected your mood and overall well-being why you would then proceed to share as much of yourself and private family life on the internet? It’s the biggest invasion of privacy which you’re actually inflicting on yourself. I would want to protect my safe space for not only myself but my children! No amount of talking therapy is going to help process your thoughts if you aren’t correcting your behaviour pattern that’s leading to these thoughts. It’s almost as though wannabe influencers see a bit of money and their morals go
Did you hear the panic in her voice when one of them said that his dad had given him a weekend cereal probably worried that it had been on
a Tuesday and she's so out of touch - cost of living crisis and she's buying 4 boxes of branded cereal! Surely they don't need to buy a new box every weekend!
Couldn’t believe someone commented “love this as a way to stay healthy and keep a healthy relationship with food” its teaching restrictive habits imo, restricting ‘bad’ foods to the weekend and clearly separating them from what she deems ‘good’ foods. Also she says how fussy her kids are so why not let them eat what they want on a weekday if they like and enjoy it!
Did you hear the panic in her voice when one of them said that his dad had given him a weekend cereal probably worried that it had been on
a Tuesday and she's so out of touch - cost of living crisis and she's buying 4 boxes of branded cereal! Surely they don't need to buy a new box every weekend!
I’ll never understand why they feel the need to mark it so small that’s it’s not clear. They’ve all said that social media is their job so why hide it? After a while you get the idea of what influencers would spend money on day trips/holidays and those who would never dip their hands in their pockets to pay to know if it’s genuine. Daisy you are NOT
I can't believe she actually thinks it's good content for film her kids buying some cereal scraping the bottom of the (cereal) bowl for content much! 🥱 I also think that it's a really bad idea to limit certain foods to certain days, it just means that kids develop a scarcity mindset around food which can lead to secret eating and overeating when they are at birthday parties etc.
I feel like she’s made such a thing if it and it doesn’t need to be. My kids chop and change what they have for breakfast I’ve never really bought Frosties etc but never made a big deal of it she is just projecting her attitude to food onto them if she just relaxed a bit and stopped over thinking it she’d be much happier
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