Never let your kids watch Coroline..... my nieces didn't sleep properly for 3 weeksNothing like coming on to the thread and thinking about all the ‘inappropriate’ movies you’ve let your kids watch.....the lion king is tame
Stacey Solomon #9 Stinky Stacey needs a wash, to improve her chances of becoming a Swash!
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I didn’t sleep properly for weeks !!!!Never let your kids watch Coroline..... my nieces didn't sleep properly for 3 weeks
The amount of things I’ve rewatched as an adult that I saw as a child is frightening. I know why we shield children but I think folk can be a bit OTT about what is and what isn’t appropriate. There are many programs on the tv that are seen to be appropriate but actually they have revolting sexist themes in that nobody seems to notice because it’s not violent or swearing... I don’t think there is any way a parent can monitor everything always and always get it right.
They normally do a tour.
Ha mine LOVE coralline (they’re 10 and 6!) it used to be my eldest favourite film....I’m not sure if this paints my kids in the best light....Never let your kids watch Coroline..... my nieces didn't sleep properly for 3 weeks
Oh my god! Me too! I miss CSI and I miss my dad letting me watch Dracula movies and telling me it was jam round their mouths!
I seem to have made it to my late 40's with only a fear of snakes!
I have a teenage boy and as his mother I won't take no tit. If I were going for a walk in the woods when it was raining I'd tell him to put better shoes on. That is called parenting. Maybe she should also stop allowing Rex ram a toy into her head as this won't be acceptable behaviour when he goes to nursery.. It is called being a good parent. You need to guide your children accordingly.I love this site but seriously some of you need to get real. A 1 yr old has zero comprehension of the story line of a cartoon, he is just watching the colours and listening to the music....if he happened to see the news he wouldn’t understand the discussions on that either but it wouldn’t be “damaging” for him
Going back to the previous discussion on the older boys.....when you have pre-teenage boys you’ll understand they have zero interest in dressing nicely or having their hair cut/styled. It’s the summer holidays, let them wear what they want and be comfortable in themselves. If she was dressing them in designer gear and doing their hair for the gram you would be criticising her for that!!
She’s not perfect (who actually is??) but she’s not harming anyone, she is having fun in the rain with her kids and making memories.....it ain’t that bad!
BTW Stacey's eldest is 12.
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yeah I thought that was really bad, he looked like he was playing fairly nicely but that stuff is breakable! And also...not his! Sharing has limits.
Surely those oats would have been nicer than a big lump of pastry
You’ve got a good point my mum and dad wouldn’t take no tit either they weren’t lazy parents they told me when I needed to sort myself out
can I also just say I’d NEVER sit and criticise someone for doing there kids hair and putting them in nice clothes and making them look after there hygeine.. odd to assume everyone on this site would.
oh and my mum and dad also use to watch jaws to stop me from going in there bed it never worked
She’s not bothered though because she can afford to just buy new ones if he breaks them.
Then use the broken ones for a craft idea
Looks like Greek yoghurt to me...custard is more yellow?!
Yeah I thought it was maybe a tour or something but his partner has been dropped by DOI so not sure how it works. Although he’s prob just wanting out the house for a couple of hours
It's very clearly Greek yoghurt
My 13 yeat old cant watch it stillNever let your kids watch Coroline..... my nieces didn't sleep properly for 3 weeks
i was watching that saying “oh my god” the whole time, it looks dodgy as duck.
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