I really dislike her public shaming of her kids, especially a 4yr old. The whole ‘we’ve got some work to do when we go home’ sounds a bit sinister - her daughter is 4yrs old, in a new environment so it’s not surprising that she’s easily distracted/wanting to explore. It comes across that she’s got really unrealistic ideas about how a four year old behaves. Surely there is the potential that she’s going to make it a much bigger issue by being so regimented as to how her daughter ‘should’ behave at meal times? It’s quite heavily documented on her Instagram page that Ada appears to be more of a snacker/light eater with meals so why make it sound such a problem when it’s just who she is? The constant comparison between what her kids eat/quantities eaten is not healthy and has the potential to cause real issues for them.
Why is she surprised that entertaining kids at meal times when on holiday/out is a full time job? What child honestly wants to be sat at a table at their ages. Let them draw, play games or heaven forbid have some screen time and it might be a bit less stressful for you all?
I was holding my breath to with Ada swimming by herself - though there was someone else in the pool who came into shot briefly. I think the Dad told her there was sand on the stick or something so not to poke him etc.
