Sarah This Mama Life #7 Sausage admin & bikini shoots while kids are at school!

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I wonder if shes driving or flying to scotland?
She’ll drive at a ridiculous time so the kids will sleep and then it’ll be granny’s problem to look after them while martyr Sarah gets to nap and fluff about in her beloved Aberdeen
 
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She is going to use the fact that she is a 'single' parent as a way to class her mum and dad as her bubble.
Granny in her bubble, Aunty Natty in her bubble, whomever was babysitting when she went out for her birthday, her friend who had them over the night she put them in pjs to have dinner at her friends house.

And then she will be back to putting them in childcare 🤦‍♀️
 
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More fool the people who want to socialise with her im choosing wisely who me and my child see so I can be confident we haven't spread the virus! She would do well to spend her time with her kids she choose to have!!

With having 2 brothers she seems to be treating Isla how she was probably treated....would explain alot about her!
 
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I wonder if her and meldrum will meet up 😂😂. “Catch up with this babe” , “missed you hun “ , “loving royal deeside (it’s in North east Scotland don’t you know) with this boss babe” , “house goals”.
 
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I wonder if her and meldrum will meet up 😂😂. “Catch up with this babe” , “missed you hun “ , “loving royal deeside (it’s in North east Scotland don’t you know) with this boss babe” , “house goals”.
I can’t stand them both but I can only presume Meldrum doesn’t like mama life
 
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Third pair of pyjamas.

Maybe don’t put them in pjs until they’re ready to get into bed?!
 
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I'm ashamed to admit that I had problems bonding with one of my kids, he was more challenging in his behaviour than the others and would deliberately wind me up. I loved him dearly but didn't 'like' him much. ( I feel dreadful admitting this) As he got older I saw there was a real danger of a rift developing between us so what did I do? I made time to have him on a one to one basis. I took him out on his own, spent real quality time with him. It wasn't easy, it took lots of planning and we still argued and fell out, but slowly we grew to like one another. He is a grown man now and living happily with his g/f in their own home but rings me several times a week for a chat or to suggest getting together. We are incredibly close and I couldn't be prouder of the lovely person he is. Sarah, your relationship with Isla looks solid, she is older and has had you all to herself before Lachlan came along and you are still prioritising her needs. She looks the kind of child to boast to her brother about the fun she has had while he has been at nursery. Make time for him, pick him up first sometimes, take him for little treats by himself. Yes you will have to listen to boring boys talk about power rangers and such like, but pretend to be interested, find stuff to talk about that is special to you and Lachlan, let Isla take a back seat sometimes and let Lachlan see that he is special too.
But that is a sign that you are a good parent, you recognised that it’s hard and made allowances and appropriate responses.

I think most of us have a hard child, one of mine was the same, cried solidly for a year, nothing wrong just couldn’t vocalise what they wanted. It was tough very very tough. Once walking and talking it was like a switch had been flipped, this incredibly intelligent person came to their own. But I have always made time for attention just for them one on one, went to play school, but only in afternoons, so we always had a lovely morning together then a play in the park then school.

Sarah makes it clear to everyone, her insta followers and everyone who comes into contact with them that Isla is more important to her, but even Isla isn’t more important than Sarah herself. Her reasoning is probably “Lachlan needs nursery, he needs the interaction, he needs the structure” but doesn’t understand that the structure and interaction should be coming from her not a team or carers.
 
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What the duck idea does she have by putting the kids in their pj’s in the late afternoon and then letting them have their dinner and play outside in them?! What’s the point?
just shows that they have no proper evening or bedtime routine. They clearly don’t have an evening bath or relax time or a story or any kind of structured bedtime.
 
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But does Jess even really like Sarah? (I honestly dont know anything about this Jess so just curious!)
To be fair to Sarah, Jess is an even more useless human and mother. Somehow manages to be a total self centred hippy and a bimbo... 🤪😂
 
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