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RVK_Loves #33 not to worry my husband still earns 10 times more than you
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How can she let him touch her anyway!!! Dirty hands or not!!My biggest turn off is men with dirty hands. How can she let him touch her
I dont think she does..very often!
She only does when it’s time to impregnate her again. Otherwise it’s separate roomsMy biggest turn off is men with dirty hands. How can she let him touch her
It seems they are as mucky as each other.
I think (for some odd grabby reason) she has put this one up on purpose after the comments on the photographers pageNo words…
Im sorry but his nails and hands are bleeping RANK! What is WRONG with these bleeping people? Her whole family, & his actually, must be skanky as hell to think that’s ok. I would not let those filthy hands cradle MY baby’s head. No way. Yuk. Gross.
Love this post from an IGer I know follows BB.
I think social media has enforced the movement ‘Keeping up with Jones’. It’s constant showing off and trying to out-do one another.
As a mother, I’m feeling this more than ever with the summer holidays. It’s so unhealthy
We can easily forget that when it comes to kids, it’s the simple things that please the most.
I think social media has enforced the movement ‘Keeping up with Jones’. It’s constant showing off and trying to out-do one another.
As a mother, I’m feeling this more than ever with the summer holidays. It’s so unhealthy
We can easily forget that when it comes to kids, it’s the simple things that please the most.
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Yep, some of my favourite memories as s child was 'going for a drive' in the evening with mum and dad. They'd always drive down country lanes and pretend we were really lost, 5 year old me found this the most thrilling adventure. They'd make up stories about how they got lost once and had to survive for days in the wilderness and I would always get excited that this might happen to meLove this post from an IGer I know follows BB.
I think social media has enforced the movement ‘Keeping up with Jones’. It’s constant showing off and trying to out-do one another.
As a mother, I’m feeling this more than ever with the summer holidays. It’s so unhealthy
We can easily forget that when it comes to kids, it’s the simple things that please the most.
. Sometimes the drives would end at the drive thru for a mcflurry and sometimes not but either way I loved those 'adventures'. Like you say, the simplest things please small children, as parents you just need a bit of imagination. Clearly Grabby lacks any of this.That's such a lovely post. I remember doing similar with my parents. Sometimes a day out would cost pennies but the memories still bring a smile to my face.Yep, some of my favourite memories as s child was 'going for a drive' in the evening with mum and dad. They'd always drive down country lanes and pretend we were really lost, 5 year old me found this the most thrilling adventure. They'd make up stories about how they got lost once and had to survive for days in the wilderness and I would always get excited that this might happen to me
Your parents sound amazing! I think Grabby lacks the imagination for this. If it’s not on Pinterest it’s not going to happen.Yep, some of my favourite memories as s child was 'going for a drive' in the evening with mum and dad. They'd always drive down country lanes and pretend we were really lost, 5 year old me found this the most thrilling adventure. They'd make up stories about how they got lost once and had to survive for days in the wilderness and I would always get excited that this might happen to me
The thing is this would mean nothing to grabby as she is not driving hours or flying anywhere for her children. It’s all for her and her grid. Sad as it sounds I think it is true.
One of the best quotes I’ve heard said kids NEED to be bored, it does them good. I agree with this. I put so much pressure on myself when mine were little and it’s not worth it! If they ever said they were bored I’d remind them of what they have! I used to get bored in the 80’s and I’ve turned out (reasonably) ok
Exactly. Kids need to be left to just 'be' and use their own imagination at times. I'm an ex teacher and I've watched some kids just flounder when the parents aren't around to do all their thinking for them.One of the best quotes I’ve heard said kids NEED to be bored, it does them good. I agree with this. I put so much pressure on myself when mine were little and it’s not worth it! If they ever said they were bored I’d remind them of what they have! I used to get bored in the 80’s and I’ve turned out (reasonably) ok
Absolutely this. I don't think she gives two shits about entertaining the children, all of these trips are to indulge her and and her unhealthy obsession with seasonal grid colour transitions, as well as to show off about how 'well' she is coping as as a mother.
A friend of mine asked me round her for a cuppa when her eldest was about two. I got round there and she insisted that we both sat at the table with the two year old and played with the play dough with her. She had a repair man coming and wanted me to baby sit whilst she showed him what needed doing. This was in her own house and she refused to leave the toddler on her own for a while to play. I left after half an hour, after making her a cuppa. Children do need to play independently, we won't always be there.
Christ really?
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