Exactly this!
One Day Of Winter #4 Reading this thread ‘isn’t her jam’, meanwhile R's got the baby in a choke slam.
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This is a different one, other one had a pic of R attached
We know. Think @AfroCircus was wondering if the new screenshot they posted was about the same incident or a different one entirely. I’m saying the latter.
God, she’s so superior. I love the way she felt so guilty for shouting in anger when Raven was launching stuff at her (I’m guessing she was throwing things that were hard and heavy enough to hurt - N wouldn’t shout at being hit with cuddly toys) when, if you think about it, it’s a totally understandable reaction to a child doing that 
It’s OK to lose tour rag with your child! How else do they learn that they’ve massively overstepped the line? Taking the toddler approach (“we don’t throw things darling!”) clearly isn’t going to cut it.
It’s OK to lose tour rag with your child! How else do they learn that they’ve massively overstepped the line? Taking the toddler approach (“we don’t throw things darling!”) clearly isn’t going to cut it.
I'm all for explaining calmly to a child that what they're doing is wrong, and why. However, there are times when the short, sharp shock of a telling off is necessary. If a child is putting themselves or others in danger, or are continuing after being asked to stop.
If any child is throwing things at people, especially a young baby, having been asked to stop, then I think a parent is perfectly justified in raising their voice to indicate enough is enough. Obviously I don't mean screaming in their face and scaring them, just turning up the volume slightly and being firm.
If any child is throwing things at people, especially a young baby, having been asked to stop, then I think a parent is perfectly justified in raising their voice to indicate enough is enough. Obviously I don't mean screaming in their face and scaring them, just turning up the volume slightly and being firm.
Major Dudley Dursley vibes from Damien. Poor ember locked in the under stairs cupboard for fear of enraging the demon.
Her comment really pissed me off because I used to parent like that. I was shouty all the time. But I had a mental illness and at least I was able to recognise that and get help rather than carry on the ridiculous charade Nicola does. She pretends everything is perfect but let’s be honest she isn’t coping and has obvious attachment issues around both children but in opposite ways (if that makes sense!)
She acts like she’s all ‘zero judgement’ on insta and all for everyone parenting their way but she judges everyone nine ways to Sunday and it’s blatantly obvious.
I bloody love this man
'Why do you refer to Ember as beautiful and Raven as Raven?'
A)....
B) classic avoidance tactic answering a question with a question
C) because we feel bleeping sorry for her! Because someone needs to say something nice about the forgotten child!
A)....
B) classic avoidance tactic answering a question with a question
C) because we feel bleeping sorry for her! Because someone needs to say something nice about the forgotten child!
She's genuinely the epitome of those people who get their knickers in a twist anytime someone says something they don't agree with! She will never say, actually I can see it from your point of view, she gets defensive, blocks and deletes people or just ignores it completely.
This may sound harsh but I'm glad people are finally seeing through her and her crap!
This may sound harsh but I'm glad people are finally seeing through her and her crap!
She appears to have turned comments off on the photo where she listed all she had done that day.
Ew, polish soup. Do you think "famous author" means Polish? Not sure anyone would want to be eating Mr Sheen 
Oh referring to Raven as the toddler now!
Oh, I hate it when people call their children “toddlers” long past their second birthdays. I don’t know why but it really grinds my gears. It’s like they’re desperate to infantilise them because they can’t handle them growing up.
Raven will be at school in 10 weeks. She is not a toddler!
I'm glad others have said it. She is not a toddler any more.
I think the official age they stop being classed as toddlers by health professionals is their 3rd Birthday.
She's obviously written that to make a point.
I think the official age they stop being classed as toddlers by health professionals is their 3rd Birthday.
She's obviously written that to make a point.
Maybe it’s because she’s not really going to school, so Pea refuses to call it her. After her 4th birthday she’ll call her a home schooler instead of a preschooler! Strange woman
She really is odd isn't she!
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