10 years since their wedding… I was actually following her then which is quite depressing.
You and me both!10 years since their wedding… I was actually following her then which is quite depressing.
And calling it educationalKids=content, they won’t be going anywhere (apart from endless day trips to N London, etc).
This, and also about him tripping over. Like why do we all need to know the most ridiculous minutiae of their weekend? Why does she think anyone cares? Next she's probably going to share details of their toileting and digestive issues. Poor kids, nothing is private for them.Why does she have to share that Raffy was running naked round the garden? Respect his privacy!
That would have me farting for daysNo comment
My husband suprised me too today. Nipped to the co-op and brought me back a chocolate eclair. So glad i married him and not one that griddles me up some garlic as a treat.No comment
Given the ridiculous size of his shoes is it any wonder he tripped?!This, and also about him tripping over. Like why do we all need to know the most ridiculous minutiae of their weekend? Why does she think anyone cares? Next she's probably going to share details of their toileting and digestive issues. Poor kids, nothing is private for them.
My daugher is the same age as Freya and I cannot imagine teaching or exposing her to the things she has been in school. Her school has a value of the week, its Church of England catchment school (we are not religious), but she's learnt a lot about morals etc through this. She's even come home singing things like Elton John songs and pop culture stuff. And this is mainly play/child led learning in reception, she is also doing so well at phonics and teaching me things! Has a little group of friends as well. I think home Ed has its place for many children and their families but personally I am amazed at the things she has learnt outside the obvious reading and writing. I really hope Grabby doesn't go through with this for the kids sake !I’m a teacher so very capable of homeschooling education wise, mentally though absolutely not. School is so so much more than just lessons. Also, if she thinks things are easier once they can read and write she is in for a shock. Phonics is the easy bit.
Exactly! I can’t see how it would be beneficial for her kids. I get that for some people it’s a life choice, and I’m sure they strive to do their best. Grabby wants school to teach both kids how to read and write and then wants to take them off to travel for a couple of years before handing them back and have someone else try and bridge the gaps.My daugher is the same age as Freya and I cannot imagine teaching or exposing her to the things she has been in school. Her school has a value of the week, its Church of England catchment school (we are not religious), but she's learnt a lot about morals etc through this. She's even come home singing things like Elton John songs and pop culture stuff. And this is mainly play/child led learning in reception, she is also doing so well at phonics and teaching me things! Has a little group of friends as well. I think home Ed has its place for many children and their families but personally I am amazed at the things she has learnt outside the obvious reading and writing. I really hope Grabby doesn't go through with this for the kids sake !
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