She also claimed the egg chair was an early birthday present. Unless the 1 glass of gin was literally just gin..she talks titShe really is desperate to get in about Rosie Ramsay isn’t she? Pretty sure she claimed it was £25 a week then tried to claim it was £25 a month for her subscription. A whole one drink was it not, or so she says
She’s actually pathetic. Bad enough pretending you ordered overpriced flowers for yourself after ONE drink (at that price, I would have cancelled the subscription pretty sharpish), but to then say you also bought an expensive chair (which apparently was a birthday present to herselfShe really is desperate to get in about Rosie Ramsay isn’t she? Pretty sure she claimed it was £25 a week then tried to claim it was £25 a month for her subscription. A whole one drink was it not, or so she says
) and other tit. Just give up trying to make yourself sound interesting and explain away all your unnecessary purchases by saying you had ONE drink.But I thought it was ok because she's advised us all to 'gift ourselves' in lockdownShe’s actually pathetic. Bad enough pretending you ordered overpriced flowers for yourself after ONE drink (at that price, I would have cancelled the subscription pretty sharpish), but to then say you also bought an expensive chair (which apparently was a birthday present to herself
I imagine the bit about starting a fight is true though.
She also advised us to watch chickens. I can’t imagine the council are going to be very pleased with me when they get back to work and read all the complaints about the mini farm I’ve set up in the communal garden.But I thought it was ok because she's advised us all to 'gift ourselves' in lockdown
Why did they even get a cockerel, she does nothing but whinge about him. I have never ordered myself flowers or a chair and have learnt to check my emails in the morning so I can cancel anything sober me doesn't want!Omg that’s really tickled meI quite often drunk eBay, I had a Hula hoop arrive the other day that I totally forgotten about but that's after more than 1 gin and after watching my sister hula hooping on Facebook
I find it quite sad that a child from the age of six months has had a “favourite tv show”, to the point where he stops and listens to you if you say the names of the characters.Omg that’s really tickled me
I have to ask why is Wilby always just plonked in front of CBeebies, where are his toys? Where’s his tummy time and someone down on the floor playing with him, using shape sorters and popping ball games that help with fine motor skills, where’s his opportunity to learn to use his gross motor skills, crawling and cruising. He’s either in his jumperoo orin his high chair or being carried. Where are his books and blocks? I know R has made it clear she doesn’t value education but surely she values development of her child?
Having said all that, he is a very smiley baby and he does seem content he just needs more stimulation that isn’t a giant TV screen or people in his face and picking him up all day long.
).Omg at first i read that as..you bought 1 hula hoop crisp on EbayI quite often drunk eBay, I had a Hula hoop arrive the other day that I totally forgotten about but that's after more than 1 gin and after watching my sister hula hooping on Facebook
I need to go back to bedI was just going to say only ever seen him in that silly chair at the table, jumperoo,or in someones arms. He should at least be starting to crawl and sit up and play. My first child was walking at 9 months and my second was walking at 8 months. I know every child is different but she needs to educate herself on babies milestones. By the time hes one he will be know how to work a phone because that's all he sees and she will regret missing those early years..yes it's on camera but it's not the same as interacting with them without oneI have a baby a bit older than the Messiah, and the difference in them is ASTOUNDING!
She's almost walking, and climbing EVERYTHING and into everything she shouldn't be. I know every child is different (I'm a teacher, I definitely know that) but you can clearly see that she is holding him back, for a baby that young to have a favourite TV show is ridiculous. I've never seen him just left to roll around with a bunch of toys. Poor boy spends his life in his Jumperoo, on Betsys bed or at the table eating crap.
Rosie has blanked her so often nowShe really is desperate to get in about Rosie Ramsay isn’t she? Pretty sure she claimed it was £25 a week then tried to claim it was £25 a month for her subscription. A whole one drink was it not, or so she says
. She must be like having a bunion that keeps on bothering you.
. Wait actually, it makes sense that Rach loves her.... .).Mine both watched CBeebies too, but they weren’t stuck in front of it for hours at a time at six months old. He’s even watched it on a tablet before, when they could have been playing with him. When has anyone read him a story or sang nursery rhymes with him?
Its not about watching CBeebies, mine watched it too, however not to the extreme Wilby does and not at the age he is. It was more background noise, while they played and I sat on the floor with them, going slightly insane as they pressed the same button on the nursery rhyme book for the 3000th time since breakfast and then set off the farm yard toy and the ball popper. Or it was on while we sat quietly doing lift out puzzles, reading a book or baby had some tummy time, messy play or even singing songs with accompanying actions. He appears to have none of that and he seems enthralled by the TV.
Nursey rhymes were my favourite at that age. They’re like little sponges soaking it all in, ‘Row your boat’ while they’re sat on your lap, the giggles, the vocalising their own scream and the baby learning to ‘row’ themselves. Pat-a-cake etc, he’s at a perfect age for all of these things.
Totally. I took mine to a music group every week from when the eldest was 4 months old to when she started school (sadly the lady running it moved back to NZ so my son missed out on it after that) and I still think it’s one of the best things I ever did for them. Lots of action songs, instruments, puppets etc, and my son (now 9) met his best friend there when they were babies.
He reminds her of the cock she married.She also advised us to watch chickens. I can’t imagine the council are going to be very pleased with me when they get back to work and read all the complaints about the mini farm I’ve set up in the communal garden.
Tbf though, it didn’t seem like she found it very relaxing watching the chickens this morning. She basically likened it to being a witness to a sex crime
