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And chirping on about how she can’t wait to make recipes from her weaning/toddler book. Erm, how old are her kids??? Can’t they just eat normal food??? Ffs!
I always say it but she is going to really struggle as she loses to of what those kids eat outside of the home.
I have two teenagers and while they eat pretty well overall they love to nip into Greggs for a sausage roll and a bottle of Fanta when out and can finish off a tube of pringles between them in one sitting. They also have big portions and are always hungry. I think she will find it really difficult, her portions even for the adults are very small.
I have two teenagers and while they eat pretty well overall they love to nip into Greggs for a sausage roll and a bottle of Fanta when out and can finish off a tube of pringles between them in one sitting. They also have big portions and are always hungry. I think she will find it really difficult, her portions even for the adults are very small.
Anyone else ever put eggs in porridge????
Anyone??
Anyone??
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I’m already disappointed and I don’t know what it is yet! 
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Imagine getting annoyed at your mum cos she bought your kids an ice cream. People are dying Kim
Her poor mum!!! It was an ice cream!!!
This should be a wake up call about her very clear issues around food. It really doesn’t matter if Ada didn’t eat her dinner, nothing terrible is going to happen and it was ice cream not crack c. The fact that her mum called afterwards to apologise is actually quite shocking tbh, poor woman did her a favour.
She could do with some kind of therapy to address her issues around food and honestly with her issues she shouldn’t be giving o it advice to other parents because this kind of thing is not normal.
She could do with some kind of therapy to address her issues around food and honestly with her issues she shouldn’t be giving o it advice to other parents because this kind of thing is not normal.
I’m not sure she knows how to parent her kids. She was moaning the other week about her son messing around at bedtime but he has a 7.30pm bedtime and he’s 8 
my 4 year old is barely ready at 7.30 in the summer months! He’s probably also starving due to the concoctions he is fed at dinner
my 4 year old is barely ready at 7.30 in the summer months! He’s probably also starving due to the concoctions he is fed at dinner duck me, my two year old's bedtime is 7.30!!I’m not sure she knows how to parent her kids. She was moaning the other week about her son messing around at bedtime but he has a 7.30pm bedtime and he’s 8
She finally admitted that ‘it didn’t look great’. No dhit sherlock. I am an eat with your eyes kind of person and frankly what she serves up looks like something the cat sicked up. She should concentrate a bit more on reaching the kids some table manners rather than worrying that they had a pissing ice cream
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Only this person would make after school snacks a stressful thing 🫣
Take an apple or a couple of biscuits. Job done. No need to stress or home-bake flapjacks for hours at the weekend
Take an apple or a couple of biscuits. Job done. No need to stress or home-bake flapjacks for hours at the weekend
Its ridiculous - I bet her kids are getting their mates to bring them in crisps / chocolate / sweets so they can eat them at schoolOnly this person would make after school snacks a stressful thing 🫣
Take an apple or a couple of biscuits. Job done. No need to stress or home-bake flapjacks for hours at the weekend
wouldn't surprise me if she was the parent that emailed into school saying that snacks need to be healthy