PTWM #76 Jesus, Mary and Joseph and the wee donkey, braces are off but her teeth are wonky

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EmilyChambers

Yet Rachel reckons she cant leave her house on her own without a member of the house with her?!

I'm wondering if what someone further up the thread said is right, that they've gone with Betsy's new boyfriend who is 18?

But would an 18 year old really want to go on a date with his 16 year old girlfriend, her 2 sisters and her step brother?!
 
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BonBon27

In Racheleaea’s world yes, of course he would, because they’re the most amazing children to be around and everyone loves them, like so much, it just can’t be explained. The boyfriend will probably send her a bunch of flowers with a congratulatory note about what an amazing job she’s done raising these kids, despite all the horrific things she’s been through, and tell her that he loves them all millions. That’s how it goes in the patchwork house after all!
 
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Macca1975

MrsOgre said:
This is who she was advertising the other day
Posted too soon, it's just come up in advert on this page!
Click to expand...
Such a shame cos spotlight electric toothbrushes are fantastic. The difference it’s made to my daughter is amazing
 

DipsyDoodle

Is this the start of "well all my kids are growing up so fast and I really want another baby"
 
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BettyCat20

Does she not check her captions? You can't figure what she goes on about at the best of times but her ramblings would make zero sense if you're deaf! She is a twat!!
 
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Bollykecks

But just because it’s fashionable doesn’t mean it looks good.
 
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Katie1985

My daughter is less than 2 years younger than T ( she is 10) and she still likes to wear unicorn t-shirts , leggings and her primark trainers !! Is my daughter majorly immature, is T dressing very mature for her age or do kids just change in 2 years ?!!
 
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Lucyinthesky88

My 12 year old has friends who pretty much still dress like that and other who have dressed like Betsy since they were 8 very much depends on the child and their influences. In my experience those who are exposed to social media (bloody TikTok) grow up quicker regardless of whether they have older siblings. I remember taking my two out with their friends when the girls were 9 and the friend called her boyfriend on her mobile. I was shocked. 9 to me still means ponies and play dough
 
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FridaK

Don’t worry. Having been around teens for a good few years now, I can say that T is not the ‘norm,’ per se. A girl of her age may want to experiment with things like press on nails or a little make up, but they would not want to amplify their bodies in bra tops etc (quite the opposite actually, they are more likely to be cautious over showing their developments.) At 12/13 you are more likely to get a mixture of their child like personality with flashes of what they will be as 15/16 year olds. So in a couple of years your daughter will probably have moved on from Unicorns into what music she likes for instance. 12/13 year olds are as a rule still riding bikes but also watching YouTubers or Dance Moms etc just thinking about bigger things that will come for them.

(In this family their is direct competition to be noticed and the girls are performing most of the time. T likes the camera, if the camera is on, she will go out of her way to be in view. Dressing like her Mother and B is just a way to draw the attention to herself and it works, because the huns talk about her the most in the comments. She is very much like Rachael. It’s most likely sub conscious at this point, but she strategises her behaviour to be centre of room, whether it’s the way she dresses or need for emotional support. Interesting really from a psychological POV.)
 
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DipsyDoodle

My daughter is 13 and she mostly wears leggings and hoodies. I got her some Adidas leggings for Christmas and she lives in them (I ended up buying a second pair as she wears them so much!). I think it varies, I see kids the same age as my daughter wearing things that I would say are older or younger. Maybe it's different for T as she has an older sister, but I think some of it is down to parenting, I wouldn't buy my daughter clothes that I didn't think were appropriate for her age.
 
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EmilyChambers

I wouldn't say she was majorly immature, but kids do change quickly at that age, particularly from the beginning of year 6 to the end of year 6 and again when they start secondary school
 
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galaxygirl247

My daughter is 13 and dresses in leggings , jumpers & trainers. I’d much rather her this way for sure
 
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Lucyinthesky88

Interesting that all three girls have been on TikTok and other social media since they were very young (Betsy was commenting on Josh’s Instagram when she was 9) and all dress and behave beyond their years. We all saw what T got up to when unsupervised, we’re now seeing Edie distracted by make up and break ups. It’s just sad and inappropriate.
 
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Katie1985

Me again !! My daughter is an only child so I have no one to compare her to ( not that you should compare , but u get my meanings !) She also is the oldest of her immediate cousins , so again I'm a bit lost !!

I prefer kids to be kids for as long as possible ! I know life is about growing up, but even so , they grow up fast enough as it is ! She doesn't have tiktok or Facebook, but is always watching tiktok on utube , so there goes that idea !!

But kids will be kids , i must be just getting old because when I was their age my parents had me and my brother in matching shell suits and I was still into barbies!! But times change and somrtime u have to just go with it!! X
 
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FridaK

Oh I’ve just remembered from last night. The Tesco AD. Go to the last story with the sound on and listen to the way she says “Zoom in,” to whoever is recording her.
The tone change in her voice made me think ‘oh there she is, the real Rachael.’
 
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DeathToCovid

I honestly think it depends on many things, home influences and especially peer influences, when my 18 yr old was Ts age she wanted full faces of make up, fake tan, fake nails, high waisted white jeans and wanted to be very grown up for her age just like her friends at school. My current 12 yr old isn’t like that at all and lives in leggings jeans hoodies and anything that allows her to run about, she’s not really interested in make up or hair she just likes a bit of mascara, incidentally her friends are mainly boys or girls who are Tom boys so to speak.

R places a LOT of emphasis on looks and clothes, which probably has a massive impact, she’s extremely vain (if only she had the fashion sense to match). They dress very “chavy” in my opinion.
 
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