I wonder if her attitude is all for the gram or she’s actually like that irl. I guess we’ll never knowThe flour thing...she does gentle parenting and to be fair I think even most who don’t actively practice it wouldn’t shout at or “punish” a young child for doing such a thing. She’s curious and it’s a nice texture and messy, kids love that shit
However it’s the way there’s not one iota of annoyance in her when talking about it that I think is a bit weird? It’s all very flowers and rainbows like all of her parenting stuff. Does that make sense? Like I would be walking to the other room for a minute contemplating 7 wines in a row if I saw that mess.
Ha, you’re spot on. The hardcore crunchy attachment/gentle/permissive/whatever parents always do their preaching from the standpoint of being a first time parent. You just can’t maintain that shit when you have more than one small child to care forI'm only following her still as I cant wait til she pops out another baby...
She how calm and patient she is when she isnt making it to any appointments for the new baby because Ray wont get in her car seat...
Then I apologise wholeheartedly for misquoting but I stand by my opinion which I am allowed to do.Because it was another poster who said it was considered ‘bad manners’ and that Raven had none.
Let’s move on now
How rude.@EmilyChambers please leave the thread. Your bringing nothing to it so byego eat something with your hands
I've apologised and also stand by my opinion.@EmilyChambers it was actually me that said itbefore you try and cause an argument and 'quote' someone, please make sure it's the correct person .... And I stand by my statement. It's bad manners!
oh my god. I care a lot about removing the taboo of baby loss and talking about personal experiences - even using reach and engagement to fundraise for charities set up to support bereaved families - but to turn it into a personal profit making opportunity is disgusting.It blows my mind a bit that there are so many women making a career talking about their baby’s death on Instagram. I just saw a hello fresh AD on one page.
The way she lies for likes.The way she calls herself momma/mama
This!! My account is private, always has been. I always think about the kids of these "instamums" when they grow up, their whole childhood will be plastered all over the Internet for god knows who to look at. I had to unfollow Pea, the preachy gentle parenting shit got too much for meNow I’m not one of those people who preach on about how we, as parents, should never feature our children on our social media accounts because they haven’t given their permission (I just keep my accounts locked down)... but imagine the horror of knowing that there are hundreds of photos of you breastfeeding, and your mum once turned you taking a crap into an, er, “learning opportunity” and then told everyone on the internet about it.
There's no hard rule for this. From a safeguarding point of view then it's not recommended being friends with families or pupils on social media. Secondary Teachers often don't have it because Secondary pupils are a lot more likely to try and find them or they have a different name.I think as much as she might give parenting advice and be very preachy - she's got one young child, she probably has little/no idea what it's like to have an older child who would be absolutely mortified that their mum had posted such stuff about them when they were younger, nevermind completely publicly.
Also, as a TA I wonder if it's ever been mentioned to her? As I'm friends with a few TA's from my children's primary school and they aren't allowed to use their full names on social media so they aren't easily findable and have to keep it locked down and be careful who they are friends with etc.
Because she had it for free, I had to think why too when I saw itWhy is she showing a book about preparing a child for School, when she’s said she’s home schooling Raven?
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