That dinner, why not do one pasta an one pizza if you're gonna cook them both anyway with some peas and chips?
That dinner, why not do one pasta an one pizza if you're gonna cook them both anyway with some peas and chips?
Whilst I agree with all this I have to say I cut grapes for all my kids (ages 7, 3 and 1). I know of someone’s child who choked on a whole grape when he was 6 so I do think grapes should be cut in half. However, giving them just 3 pieces of banana each is just a joke!! They could both easily eat a full one. Why’s she so obsessed with boomeranging every meal she serves?They never have proper food at all. It’s always pre-packed convenience food like sausages/sausage rolls/ham etc
She never actually cooks a real proper meal using proper food stuffs. Her relationship with food & eating is completely and utterly warped and she’s pushing all her issues onto her kids by the “food” she gives them. Isla is well old enough to be allowed to eat freely from a fruit bowl - an apple or a banana or an orange. Not a tiny portion of grapes sliced up for a baby or slices of apple but let her actually eat normally!!!!!! Obviously Lachlan is younger and perhaps needs more supervision and will need some items chopped up smaller for him but he’s 3 isn’t he? He could easily sit and eat a banana or a soft pear or whatever.
What the hell? It doesn’t even make sense. It’s like a 14 year old has written it as part of a school projectView attachment 99245
Her LinkedIn profilegood job she can adapt to different working circumstances with ease!
So she can use it to baby sit her kids? chuck them outside instead of school and nursery. She can sit and eat dust, after she's posted a pic on the gram of course. so we all no how little she eats.Whats the point of the swing set when theyre never home? Theyll use it during this quarantine period then itll just be left to rot.
I was suprised when she said she thought Isla was to small for monkey bars, isnt she nearly 6?!So she can use it to baby sit her kids? chuck them outside instead of school and nursery. She can sit and eat dust, after she's posted a pic on the gram of course. so we all no how little she eats.
Already 6 In a couple of weeks. Acts about 3 but is 6 in April.I was suprised when she said she thought Isla was to small for monkey bars, isnt she nearly 6?!
Snap! My thought exactly. 6 is an age where monkey bars are totally appropriate! Also at 3 L can practise them whilst supported by an adult. Isn’t that what most of us do when our youngsters want to try something at the play ground?Already 6 In a couple of weeks. Acts about 3 but is 6 in April.
I feel Isla needs her adinoids (think thats what they are called!) out she's so nasely when she speaksHer children do seem really babyish, I don't know whether that's because Sarah treats them that way or whether she treats them like that because they are really behind.
I also think Isla's speech is terrible. I can never understand a word she says.
I’ve never understood why she’s not addressed Isla’s awful speech and taken her to a SLT. She really should have caught up by this point. Not to mention the fact that she’s so nasal she could quite easily have some underlying issue affecting her speech.Her children do seem really babyish, I don't know whether that's because Sarah treats them that way or whether she treats them like that because they are really behind.
I also think Isla's speech is terrible. I can never understand a word she says.
Im sure she took her for a hearing test last year, is that just standard practice?I’ve never understood why she’s not addressed Isla’s awful speech and taken her to a SLT. She really should have caught up by this point. Not to mention the fact that she’s so nasal she could quite easily have some underlying issue affecting her speech.
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