spilleroftea
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Not learning difficulties but I do think getting pregnant at 13 has stunted her emotional growth.
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Lucyinthesky88
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Or 22 kids ago, when she was effectively raped by a 17 year old?
Hello! I'm kinda new here, not new to the Radfords though, have been following them for a while. I have a baby and a toddler and to be honest, two are my limit, for so many reasons, not least because of the lack of sleep. So it's completely beyond me how Sue can love the baby phase so much and once her children get to a more interesting stage (i.e. once they develop a personality and you can do fun stuff with them), she loses interest. But to each their own I suppose. I don't think having that many kids is normal and I don't like the fact she just has babies and doesn't have time for any of her other children, but if that's what she wants to do, ok well, we can't stop her. However, what's with this constant sugarcoating?? Any mum with a normal amount of kids has no problem admitting she's tired or it's hard at times, but Sue with her 22 (rhyme not intended) is always having fun and it's all great and easy and fantastic and the bakery pays for it all. I mean that's a whole other psychological issue apart from the compulsive babymaking. Why not admit you get money from other sources, why not admit you don't have time for all your kids? What's the point in painting this ideal image that no one with more than two brain cells can believe anyway? I suppose they want to make people envious, which is just weird.
Bitofthebubbly
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I’m kind of surprised they’ve not ended up with twins at some point amongst all Sue’s pregnancies. The chances increase as you get older don’t they?
Also definitely think Noel is the driving force behind all these babies. I’m not saying Sue is completely powerless but it always seems to be him going on about the ‘next baby’ whilst she sits there looking kinda awkward. Something about Noel does not sit right with me at all.
Also definitely think Noel is the driving force behind all these babies. I’m not saying Sue is completely powerless but it always seems to be him going on about the ‘next baby’ whilst she sits there looking kinda awkward. Something about Noel does not sit right with me at all.
NoHintOfDrama
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My son went to school with a Cartie-A.
Pronounced like the designer Cartier.
Pronounced like the designer Cartier.
Lucyinthesky88
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I suppose Hewhomustnotbenamed is a bit of a mouthful.Imagine your kid coming home and saying they made a new friend called Voldemort.
I don't even know what I'd do
Tookah
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Sue in 18 years time to chloe:I'm shocked that people are shocked that Millie got pregnant. Like her mother, who claims every time that she is shocked to be pregnant, there must something lacking. Maybe Millie, Ophelia and Sue will do an exclusive in 18 years time, all pregnant at the same time. Sue will have borrowed Chloe's eggs (she still won't have any kids as she's still busy looking after Hallie-Heidie) and the three of them can talk about their shock pregnancies. Honestly Millie should be embarrassed to admit that and the parents should feel affronted. She's seen (and probably heard) her mu m getting pregnant every year, how could she not realise that unprotected sex=pregnancy?
ShowMeYourFeline
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In one episode Millie said that kids at school refer to her mum as the baby cannon
chocolate choux
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Can’t imagine the Radfords know a lot about Ancient Greek culture
yootubesuperstar2
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Does Sue think that the Sun bugged their house to get exclusive, secret access to the name?
No doubt the minions will be claiming that. The Sun are definitely taking the mic out of them, between (badly) photo shopping Chris, calling him Ches in another article and Sue 's mystery birth partner Neil yootubesuperstar2
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The next baby will be a boy called Christopher Two , because they started with one so they're ending with one Noel will probably have forgotten the eldest's name anyway.
Noel will probably have forgotten the eldest's name anyway.
lizziew92
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Just reading the Sun article. TBF I think that's the most text I've ever seen them print it's usually just pictures! This sentence just struck me as really odd:
"They own seven bikes, six scooters, 15 balls, four Xboxes, two gaming computers, six tablets, 40 soft toys, five board games, ten dolls and 60 toy cars."
It's not that much really considering the amount of children? 40 soft toys? I had more than that just for me when I was little (and still do in my mum's loft ha ha)
Also pretty sure there's more to it than the lockdown why they get death stares, they probably do on a normal day
"They own seven bikes, six scooters, 15 balls, four Xboxes, two gaming computers, six tablets, 40 soft toys, five board games, ten dolls and 60 toy cars."
It's not that much really considering the amount of children? 40 soft toys? I had more than that just for me when I was little (and still do in my mum's loft ha ha)
Also pretty sure there's more to it than the lockdown why they get death stares, they probably do on a normal day
GiggleBee
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Surely it would of been better to call her Rosie
Justherewithmypopcorn
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Girl in my daughters nursery class was called Luvleigh 
Also taught a little Asian girl called Labia
Also taught a little Asian girl called Labia
Catlover360
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I call bullshit on that lol. I have 5 children and we spend around £200 on food per week. My kids would starve if we only spent £50. I think it is a case of these very large families having to buy cheap nasty and not enough food to survive as they can’t afford to feed all those kids properly.Just had a look at the Dominos post and someone asked how much it cost, so of course lots of big families chimed in to say that bigger families are better at budgeting so spend less on food than small familiesOne said she has 9 children and a budget of £50 per week and eats really healthily. An example was a meal of a bag of pasta, a tin of chopped tomatoes 2 tins of tuna and a handful of frozen sweetcorn for only £1.50. How the hell she's feeding 10+ people on that beats me. There must be a rule that the more you have the smaller the portions get. Intentionally feeding your children less food because you want another child is absolutely grim.
Squeaky-Hinges
Chatty Member
Yeah, they've just not decided whether to spell it Monie or Monee
Since the first kids and counting show, it would always be Sue saying "maybe this will be the last one" and Noel talmimg about how many more they were going to have. But I do think Sue has an obsession with pregnancy, can't just blame Noel.
Chunkeylaydee
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Our local radio station is on just now in my house. The DJ has just talked about the Radfords and their article about how Sue says a normal shop is panic buying for her. He then went on to say they have a 10 bed house which indicates that the children all share. He thinks the parents should stop sharing as that is how they got 22 in the first place