Not judging just curious, are you allowed a bubble if you have a partner?
Not judging just curious, are you allowed a bubble if you have a partner?I have a bubble as I've had a baby and I chose my parents as I have no one else. My best friend isnt local and this year has made me realise how I literally have no friendsnot in a pity me way but realising how no one ever texts etc. Anyway, I've had to stop going over to their for the time being as my hubby is still at work and its getting pretty bad where he is now, 1/5 of his staff are off. It was the only thing keeping me positive
Single parentsNot judging just curious, are you allowed a bubble if you have a partner?
Me too! Thought the exact same thing!!! Didn’t mention him at all just put that quote up! Most disgusting thing I’ve seen her do for content if I’m honest.I'm disgusted that she has used this quote, given that it's been used by a man who appears to have taken his own life today....I just don't get her need to post it??
Or child under 1Single parents
Ah ok ...sorry x before I get asked why I've bubbled with my parents there's alot I don't mention on tattle obvs but I am incredibly mindful being in the vunerable category myself on what's appropriate. Btw who did the drawing of ratchett and Joyce? Stevie wonder?Or child under 1my sister is my bubble and she has her in laws as a childcare bubble as the tiny one as I call her is 4 months old
I think it’s if you have a had a baby in the past year you are allowed a support bubble, even if there are two parents.Not judging just curious, are you allowed a bubble if you have a partner?
I don’t really know how this works but if you were to start it off would others of us be able to be add to it? I’m not great at remembering exactly what’s been going on and when but it seems like far too good an opportunity to missI was going to but I can’t be arsed(my life motto honestly, it’s going on my headstone.)
Have a look at the Kate Hayes one, it’s absolutely brutal and really detailed.
(Tbf I don’t mind Kate at all, she’s a bit extra, but I think she tries hard, She’s clearly not well liked though.)
the rules around bubbling are:Not judging just curious, are you allowed a bubble if you have a partner?
Yes I think the criteria just states a child under the age of one om december 2nd xNot judging just curious, are you allowed a bubble if you have a partner?
I dont know if its different in England but in Scotland we don't have to socially distance from those in our support bubble.the rules around bubbling are:
a single person can bubble with 1 other household, this bubble should not change and should remain the same throughout. However the are still supposed to follow social distancing rules, so they should be 2 metres apart.
you can also hve a childcare bubble, though thisshould just be for childcare andonly the child entering other peoples houses for the purpose of childcare.
parents of babies under 1 can also have a support bubble, to try and negate loneliness.
I personally don’t think the support bubbles should exist, except in the most genuine of circumstances, as it is pretty much a blue light for anyone to break the rules and have visitors around.
but what do I know, I’m just a nurse working my ass off every day, obeying lockdown rulessurrounded by Covidiots doing what they please on a daily basis
Ah ok, I didn’t realise that, I thought it was just single parents xYes I think the criteria just states a child under the age of one om december 2nd x
If you have a baby under one. I think @Devondoll doesNot judging just curious, are you allowed a bubble if you have a partner?
ok technically you don’t ‘have’ to socially distance, Ishould have said ‘should’. Like with Christmas mixing, just because we can do something doesn’t mean we should, Or that its a good idea.I dont know if its different in England but in Scotland we don't have to socially distance from those in our support bubble.
Thin enough to be validIf you have a baby under one. I think @Devondoll does.
Do you know I’m actually starting to feel like I might be gossiping about people with learning difficulties. I know that might sound weird but they are all so fucking weird. I’ve literally just watched a 23 year old unemployed girl sit with her 40 year old best friend trying to lick her own backside because that’s what a dog does.
It’s really really bizarre behaviour and if you add that to what she shares about the kids, her fundamental lack of empathy, inability to even try to understand the pandemic and strange attitude toward Wibble, it’s quite concerning. She acts like a drug addict.
100% they shouldn’t have one. Emily made a non-essential move away from her parents therefore intentionally making herself potentially isolated and tbh I’m at the point now where I’m so depressed myself and angry with people taking the piss I would say tough! If you didn’t want to be an isolated single parent you should have stayed with your parentsI have a support bubble with my dad who is on his own and my partner suffers mental health issues so I really need the support but we only see my dad when absolutely necessary. Iv had to facetime my mum every day as they are in the vulnerable category. I text my friends and I haven't seen any of them at all since January last year except 1 friend through her window, and that has been just once since January.
Rachel and Emily shouldn't even have a bubble, I know we go over this so many times but she doesn't fit the category in my opinion.
1)she didn't isolate for 10 days when she changed her support bubble from her parents to Rachel
2)she spent Xmas with her boyfriend and has his personal belongings in her home indicating that he stays with her (new home since December,so he has definitely been there during the pandemic)
3)Rachel and Emily do not socially distance
4)they swap kids from household to household for sleepovers
4)Emily is in contact with so many people, as is rachel
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