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Fizz22

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Isn’t this just what parents teach their kids on a day-to-day basis? Other than oiling bowls 🙄

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A) I believe none of this
B) That child has straight up brat tendencies, so holding a small child in each hand - pull the other one
C) A Robin sat with him every day - calm down Snow Shite
D) I believe none of this

God influencers just lie and lie and lie.
 
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DipsyDoodle

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How is Tallulah, who Rachaele applied for PIP for because she couldn't manage to balance work and college, able to work 2 jobs for 13 days without a day off? Which I believe is also illegal for a 17 year old. How is Tallulah, who is so anxious and struggles to stay away from home, working these 2 jobs so that she can go to 2 festivals this summer?
Because her anxiety only manifests itself when she's asked to do something she doesn't want to do, like attend lessons and wear a school uniform. Hope that helps!
 
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reddolphin

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I.have child No 3 at this 'awful, terrible' school. Eldest has a solid job, 2nd is in the Royal Navy, 3rd about to enter GCSE's feeling happy. The problem does not lie with the school.
 
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lionesses25

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Newsflash rancid ratshit never was your child non verbal……. Shit parenting and still shit 💩
“He started off non-verbal and in nappies and they taught him to speak and use a potty”… erm, that’s just how child development works?
 
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Fizz22

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I.have child No 3 at this 'awful, terrible' school. Eldest has a solid job, 2nd is in the Royal Navy, 3rd about to enter GCSE's feeling happy. The problem does not lie with the school.
It can't lie with the school. At this point its impossible. 6 kids and ALLL OF THE KIDS have had problems at school. Except when Rachel tells everyone that a particular school was amazing - send all the kids there then?! I've never seen 6 siblings all have problems at school, ever.
 
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delightfullyfuked.

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Non verbal children don’t just start talking. Ask any real autism parent of a non verbal child. If anything It gets worse.

He was never ever non verbal. Speech delay? Maybe. She’s actually insufferable.
 
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No_Angel

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I don't know if anybody knows about this, but something happened to Rachaelele in 2019...

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More "trolling" 🙄

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🙄 FFS, poor S only having £500 a month to live on and socialise. My heart bleeds purple piss for him.

R, you see your vulnerable women you harp on about, some would probably give their right arm to have £500 a month left, plus not having to pay bills.

It's not trolling R, it's a discussion. Grow the fuck up!!!
 
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bowtiesarecool

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I am so glad I have a normal sane 16 year old - he's been lucky to have a stable upbringing and a great set of friends. GCSE results next week and I just know he'll smash it from the effort he put in.

I honestly couldn't deal with the stress of her kids. My son is excited when he sells something on Vinted, he wouldn't dream of trashing stuff in the neighborhood for fun. The only time he's ever been drunk was prom night, and he slept it off the morning after and said never again 🤣

Her kids are a bloody liability and it's all down to parenting.
 
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DipsyDoodle

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So it's a flex that her bright, curious, almost 7 year old is in a class with 3 and 4 year olds and has done nothing even vaguely academic since starting the woo-woo school, is it?

Yet another child who's being failed by the useless adults in that house. Give it another few years and he'll be running riot just like the rest of them, vaping, taking drugs, underage drinking etc.
 
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Smell_my_cheese

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I ‘treated’ myself to one of their diary entry posts. They’re both such deeply unpleasant people and it’s quite clear now that they detest each other but can’t/won’t call it a day.

Josh looks so done with her and I started to feel a tiny amount of sympathy for him when she was ridiculing him over his toileting. She is an out and out bully. However, as he always does, he made some arsehole comment a bit later on and I remembered that they’re both made for each other and deserve the miserable, vitriolic life they have together. 👍🏻😂

Now I can continue my day safe in the knowledge that ultimately they’re both getting their just desserts for the awful way they’ve treated people over the past however many years.
 
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Seenthelighttorbay

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Teach your kids to budget and be contributing members of society!

She loans it, yeah right. Whens he going to be in a position to pay that back then.

My son has a decent car, insurance is £250 a month, he also pays £250 a month towards his car that he put down £6000 for of his own money he has earned and saved and hes the same age as Seb.

He has a social life and decent holidays when work allows (forces), has nice clothes (not ones that cost £100s of pounds) and has over £20000 saved for a house deposit. He rarely drinks, has never done drugs. Random drug testing through his work from 18.

Hes lucky yes, as his housing costs are minimal but he has chosen to save for his future, rather than blowing it on alcohol, designer clothes etc. He dives as a hobby and has funded that himself from 16 and is now an instructor level through BSAC and PADI. Great group of friends in similar positions.

We taught him and his brother to budget from an early age. There are different ways to parent but there are also important life lessons teenagers need to learn. When they were younger we were parents, clear boundaries in place, he went to the same primary and secondary as E and T. Never had a problem with either school. Now they are older we are parents first, friends second.

If I was in the position they are money wise through scamming the general public, would I have been any different. No I don't think I would have. Otherwise they will never stand on their own 2 feet. Racket loves having the hold over Seb and he loves the financial gains he gets from it, its a business arrangement not a patchwork family.
 
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No_Angel

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He was never non verbal, they just couldn't be bothered. Until school taught him.
 
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chickhicks86

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He started talking as soon as he went to the "childminder" - before nursery. Basically any caregiver apart from his own parents helped him develop and learn.
 
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DipsyDoodle

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Ugh piss off. It’s not a food bank or women’s centre, it’s a vanity project that is funded by strangers online (and the people who are paying her £4 for 12 items of donated food).

If they are full of uniforms, they clearly aren’t getting referrals as cost of living crisis is affecting so many families and they are crying out for uniforms etc.

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If you're not local but want to donate school uniform, how about donating it to an organisation that is local FFS? I'd much rather stuff was going to people in my community than off to an Instascammer who's absolutely rolling in cash and could afford to kit out an entire school in Nike and North Face and not even dent her bank account
 
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reCAPTCHA

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Ha ha ha, that last story has me howling. Josh journalling for his life in a kids tent at a festival for middle class wankers. Josh, mate, you sold your soul down the river years ago (and your mental health) when you decided to prioritise your sex life and easy money to shack up with the emotionally abusive infected fandango owner.

No sympathy here. Plenty of laughs tho.
 
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