SacconeJolys #9 Almost as unstable as their children's car seats!

[lemonandlime]

in the uk we have this:
playgroup/preschool - 2 1/2 - 3 1/2
nursery - 3 - 4
reception - 4 -5
primary school - years 1-6 ages 5-11
high school - 11-16
sixth form 16-18
Preschool and nursery are optional and kids can go straight into reception at 4. I went to both and I really enjoyed going.

This is missing #babyschool per the SaconeJoly Brand

After kindergarten, we've got primary school well.. there's four years I guess you're 10/11 at the end of it... then high school, 11-19.

So if you don't go to any kind of daycare, most people will only go to 3 institutions, kindergarten, primary school, high school.

My cousin lives in the US and her girls had been through 4 types of graduations from some type of schooling by age 7. Meanwhile I had at that age only just started at the second place. My parents worked from home so I didn't go to daycare, I started in Kindergarten at 3 years old.

 

[Jak]

I wonder what brought this decision on... even though an hour is rather short, I'm glad Andrea will be exposed to a different environment. But seriously, they are at home all day, can they not spare an hour themselves to play and interact with their own baby?

Exactly, especially as they've said in interviews before that they love their job as it means they get to be home with the kids!! bleeping liars!

 

[Oohthedrama]

Don’t forget Montessori
Ours start Montessori at 2 1/2. Usually just 3 mornings a week so not that different to Alissa
Wouldn’t have it any other way and it’s brilliant for the kids.
But 9-12 is 3 hours, there is still a full day after that for parents or family members to be with and teach the kids.
Anna and Jonathan don’t seem to be present at all.

 

[Jak]

Question : What does a one-year-old boy in pre pre pre pre “school”?!?!
Genuinely asking.

Also, if he is a climber why doesn’t he go to those indoor playgrounds where he can climb, bounce himself and have fun?

He doesn't go to these places cos he doesn't get taken by any of these two lazy fuckers, they're too busy being life coaches for their gullible minions!

 

[Fatima]

in the uk we have this:
playgroup/preschool - 2 1/2 - 3 1/2
nursery - 3 - 4
reception - 4 -5
primary school - years 1-6 ages 5-11
high school - 11-16
sixth form 16-18
Preschool and nursery are optional and kids can go straight into reception at 4. I went to both and I really enjoyed going.

Interesting.
In France we have :
Under 3 : nursery (optional of course)or home
From 3 to 5 : preschool with a nap in the afternoon (8:30 am until 4:30 pm)
From 6 to 10 : primary/elementary school
From 11 to 14 : secondary school
From 15 to 17 : high school
It’s fascinating seeing other countries’ schooling system.

 

[lemonandlime]

Exactly, especially as they've said in interviews before that they love their job as it means they get to be home with the kids!! bleeping liars!

I'm not a big fan of calling something school that is obvi not school. That child can't talk yet, don't call it school. If he was mine, I'd tell people I'd be going to some playgroups with him, maybe some types of gymnastic classes, the mommy and me kind. But... I guess the SJs wouldn't cause then Anna might actually have to go! For a one year old I would probably do nothing and just enjoy spending time with my child and take him to play dates.

 

[gloriouscheesecake]

I'm not a big fan of calling something school that is obvi not school. That child can't talk yet, don't call it school. If he was mine, tell people I'd be going to some playgroups with him, maybe some types of gymnastic classes, the mommy and me kind. But... I guess then they might actually have to go! For a one year old I would probably do nothing and just enjoy spending time with my child and take him to play dates

but who are they going to take him play dates with? they have literally no friends!

 

[lemonandlime]

but who are they going to take him play dates with? they have literally no friends!

Fair point. But you can meet people at these soft play centers if that's what they are called, at the park, playground etc. but yes; all of these would require the parent actively wanting to go with the child and I don't see that happening there, so it's probably best to go with whatever classes will have him at that age.

 

[Jak]

Smearing his food and pooping in his diaper?
The usual activities of a tyrant? He can't even speak yet, Anna can't get him to listen to her to save her life, why would anyone want to look after him in a school setting? And why, if their school is for children aged 2+, is he going?!


I can't quite decide whether or not this comment is sarcasm... but if it's not... OMG!
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So if the last commenter is right , " we need more parents like you" God help this planet, it will be like the Victorian era when kids were treated like tit, physical harsh punishment was the norm and a lot of child Labour ! Did I just describe the SJ household?!

 

[Mustard]

Surely someone like the nanny will take him and sit and watch him even from a distance while he is there for an hour. Not just take him and dump him.

 

[lemonandlime]

He doesn't go to these places cos he doesn't get taken by any of these two lazy fuckers, they're too busy being life coaches for their gullible minions!

That just now made me so upset, yes.
Think about it! They could be spending time with their little money makers. Dote on them, love on them, enjoy them when they work so hard to pay for that immaculate house. But they'd rather send them off to classes so that they don't have to look after them because they'd rather counsel strangers on the internet - what the duck?

. Now I'm not saying that the kids don't benefit from that - I really think they do... but I also don't think 'school' would be necessary for a 1yr old.

In this family it is great to get them out of that grey prison and stimulate them somehow, so by all means, they should go to all classes they can go to... but I don't think for a second that their children's best interest's are kept in mind there at all. We can all agree that it's good for the kids, sure... but I honestly don't think they go to their classes because their parents want them to enjoy the class - they go so that they don't have to deal with them.

 

[DoseofReality]

That just now made me so upset, yes.
Think about it! They could be spending time with their little money makers. Dote on them, love on them, enjoy them when they work so hard to pay for that immaculate house. But they'd rather send them off to classes so that they don't have to look after them because they'd rather counsel strangers on the internet - what the duck?

. Now I'm not saying that the kids don't benefit from that - I really think they do... but I also don't think 'school' would be necessary for a 1yr old.

In this family it is great to get them out of that grey prison and stimulate them somehow, so by all means, they should go to all classes they can go to... but I don't think for a second that their children's best interest's are kept in mind there at all. We can all agree that it's good for the kids, sure... but I honestly don't think they go to their classes because their parents want them to enjoy the class - they go so that they don't have to deal with them.

It is sad! Two people who have become "famous" and made a lot of money from their home. Anna said it was to make friends and not be lonely. Then when they had children they thought this is great because we get to stay at home with them while they're young and don't have to miss out. Each child and each dog was very much something they decided they wanted. They wanted the lifestyle, the show home, the Kardashian car, the staff, the private school, the merch, the tours, the phonecase. But the only way their children can have some normality and learn to socialise and explore is for them to be "outsourced" to other people. The 2 of them have no idea how to interact with people in real life. They are in the perfect position to give their kids material things and more importantly their time and attention, which they keep repeating is what is great about a YouTube career. Now it's like we just want to be alone in our grey home, to line our lips and rip up trees and put more trees in all day. Then watch other people walking around our home doing our dirty laundry for us. They really are a brand now and not a family.

Ahhh they've fucked me off today

 

[Offtobuttonmoon]

So if the last commenter is right , " we need more parents like you" God help this planet, it will be like the Victorian era when kids were treated like tit, physical harsh punishment was the norm and a lot of child Labour ! Did I just describe the SJ household?!

They'd send those kids up a chimney in a heartbeat if it meant vlog views

 

[WBlue]

in the uk we have this:
playgroup/preschool - 2 1/2 - 3 1/2
nursery - 3 - 4
reception - 4 -5
primary school - years 1-6 ages 5-11
high school - 11-16
sixth form 16-18
Preschool and nursery are optional and kids can go straight into reception at 4. I went to both and I really enjoyed going.

Scotland is slightly different!
State funded nursery age 3-4/5
Primary school age 4/5-11
Secondary school age 11-17/18

My daughter started in childcare at just over 6 months old at a private nursery. She will stay there until she goes to school. I have always just called it nursery regardless of what age/stage she was at!

I clearly have no issue with young children attending childcare as mine do but Anna doesn’t work and has a nsnny?! If I didn’t have to work I would’ve taking my kids to groups, classes etc not nursery.

 

[lemonandlime]

Her sweat stories get more and more cringeworthy every day.

First she complains about her baby - I mean she's a sweaty mess, that's the least of her problems really, and also, she mentions her boobs are too small and her top is too big. Okay, Princess. But - she's not wearing the Sweaty Betty anymore, phew, it does get washed then.

She said 'Andrea is going to a stay-and-play' today. LOL. Not that we ever thought it was anything else, but why the duck did he call it school? Just to be fancy? It is organized by the people from the school, so maybe with an IQ of 130 you incorrectly assume that he's indeed going to school now. J is going to go with him, of course.

Poor Princess caught the cold as well - now she blames the mean toddler for it. Yeah maybe she brought it home from school (which Anna class nursery multiple times) but.... last week she said Andrea had it first.... But I guess she doesn't ever go in front of the camera unless she can blame Alessia for something!! Jonathan didn't catch the cold because Vick's stopped it in it's tracks and we need to do a sneaky covert ad for it.

 

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Wow... they really can’t handle Andrea by himself can they..

Pre Pre School - surely they mean childminding? These two struggle with being parents. It is probably best all children are out for a while.

 

[lemonandlime]

It is sad! Two people who have become "famous" and made a lot of money from their home. Anna said it was to make friends and not be lonely. Then when they had children they thought this is great because we get to stay at home with them while they're young and don't have to miss out. Each child and each dog was very much something they decided they wanted. They wanted the lifestyle, the show home, the Kardashian car, the staff, the private school, the merch, the tours, the phonecase. But the only way their children can have some normality and learn to socialise and explore is for them to be "outsourced" to other people. The 2 of them have no idea how to interact with people in real life. They are in the perfect position to give their kids material things and more importantly their time and attention, which they keep repeating is what is great about a YouTube career. Now it's like we just want to be alone in our grey home, to line our lips and rip up trees and put more trees in all day. Then watch other people walking around our home doing our dirty laundry for us. They really are a brand now and not a family.

Ahhh they've fucked me off today

I think she really wanted to emulate the Kardashians, so they had more children and try to profit off them the way Kris Jenner does. One day, she'll probably try to talk someone into a doing a sex tape and sell it

Pre Pre School - surely they mean childminding? These two struggle with being parents. It is probably best all children are out for a while.

If you wanna be pretentious and have an IQ of 130, you can call a stay-and-play school, yeah.

 

[historygeek]

in the uk we have this:
playgroup/preschool - 2 1/2 - 3 1/2
nursery - 3 - 4
reception - 4 -5
primary school - years 1-6 ages 5-11
high school - 11-16
sixth form 16-18
Preschool and nursery are optional and kids can go straight into reception at 4. I went to both and I really enjoyed going.

That's just England not the whole of the UK

 

[bubblegummy]

Unless that's them actively fishing for #gifted bibs? Then again, they are hardly expensive if you shell out for a £900 phone case but maybe they just think they are always entitled to freebies.

But yep, just add it to the long list of things they shouldn't be filming as excessively as they do. Do people think that's cute, seeing other people's children smear food everywhere? Cause I don't? I look at this and think, phew, good thing I'm not his mother and don't have to wash that off. Then again, Anna probably doesn't have to wash it off either.

A £900 phone case ?? How new money is that ?? Ugh, the taste. I bet Kate doesn't have one.

 

[Tublet83]

Stay and play = toddler group