Does she need to justify having a nanny at all really? Isn't it her choice.
That could be said for a ļot of jobs. I agree so many influencers don't have it hard and tbh many are annoying as they are identical to each other and use filters, don't tell the truth and so many things they don't believe in what they promote. But I'm sure they must have to set things up, agree what's being said, send it to the brand first. I'm sure it's not full time but it must take a bit of work
Neither, she doesn't know me from Adam and I'm sure she doesn't care about my replies. However I think some people in here are attempting to bully her and it isn't nice to see the comments are upsetting her and I'm sure effecting her mental health. To comment on being a mum or her kids is to much. You may not like/be jealous of her lifestyle and you could comment if you want to of course but she's my done anything so bad to warrant nasty comments.
I'm a parent myself actually lol. Hence why I don't agree with mum shaming her. It isn't easy being a mum and if you feel she is struggling why not raise her up and offer nice suggestions to help. I actually admire she tells the truth on having kids rather than a lot of mum grammers who lie and act like every moment is a Pinterest board. I can comment where I see fit thanks, I'm not here about to be bullied off by some people on tattle life just because I said speaking on being a mum or her children is to far. Even if she does go out or spend time doing those things that doesn't mean she is a mum who doesn't love her children.
That's so wrong to comment on a child. You know every child develops differently and for all you know they may be but aren't saying so online.
I’m certain some things nay has posted in the past have not been agreed by the brand. Her ads are just too bad…spelling mistakes, umming and ahhing, very unnatural. She, like many many others out there, are putting their life, their children, their home and privacy, online. You cannot do a job and not receive feedback, positive or negative, whether that job is private or not. Like many influencers, nay doesn’t want to be held accountable, she doesn’t want anyone to tell her they have a different opinion or she could do something differently. She would rather scream troll and claim the person needs therapy. People are genuinely concerned for the relationship she has with her children and the lack of care for them. Just because you can afford a massive house, lots of expensive cars, an excessive amount of toys and designer clothes for your kids doesn’t make you a good parent. A good parent is just there, loving and nurturing their child as they grow. A child in Burberry is no more loved than a child in primark.
We aren’t bullying her. If we wanted to direct anything at her then we would comment on her page or message her. But she thinks she knows best. We are simply having a discussion and it seems most of us are on the same page when it comes to things. We’re not jealous of her life, perhaps money would make things easier for some of us but money isn’t everything. It doesn’t make you happy as we see with nay. She is just trying to fill the voids. She doesn’t have to read here if she doesn’t like it? I wouldn’t read about myself online! Whether that be here, Facebook, the daily fail, anywhere. People will always have opinions on others. Whether it is said out loud, messaged or written somewhere, you cannot stop the opinion of others.
None of us here have ever said being a mum is easy! It’s hard, it’s tiring, you’re always wanting a break and the second you get one you want to be back with your child! You still wake up everyday and do it all again, even when you’ve had the worst day! When they chose to have babies, they chose to put someone else first. She talks about it being hard but what is hard about her life exactly? They’ve just moved and she hasn’t lifted a finger! How can she even pretend to relate to any of us? We’ve suggested things here in previous threads, all sorts of things to help her but of course we are just nasty tattlers. Her children are so beautiful and deserve so much more! It would be amazing to see her say Cass isn’t where we’d like him to be so we’re doing this to help or Mimi was having a hard time earlier but as we have our nanny, she was with Cass so I was able to sit with Mimi, give her the time and attention she needed and understand what was wrong. Or to just say the kids are down for their nap, so I’ve grabbed 5 minutes to sit in the garden with a drink and snack. THAT would be amazing! That would be relatable! But instead she moans how hard her life is, that her needs aren’t met and her kids are misbehaving. How are her needs not being met? Literally what else does she need?
While I hate to talk about other children, the mention of speech here is regular and recurrent. It can’t be ignored because it’s quite worrying. As a parent you don’t want to know there is something not quite right with your child, but getting it sorted is the best solution rather than ignoring it surely.