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I lived like that as a child and didn't mind it tbh. I just never (and still to this day at 35) have no real solid legitimate friendships. I believe it's because of never being in the same place long enough to establish anything more than a pen friend. At least her little miss has her cousins who she adores. I still do believe tamara is an excellent mother though. She does so much with the girls and doesn't palm them off.The bit I find sad is that those kids are like nomads - no familiar bedroom or routine, no school. Those things are so important when you're growing up. I get that she doesn't feel safe in the London house but that's no reason to keep dragging your kids from place to place. It's very selfish behaviour - she's not putting them first at all. The "oh she's such a good mum" comments really grate on me for that.
My teenagers have moved countries six times now and we are currently settled somewhere lovely. They are happy with lots of life experiences and lots of close friends (as well as boyfriends and girlfriend's). My 10 year old son has itchy feet and wants to move somewhere cold as is sick of the heat. So they definitely do love moving about. They've done state schools, private schools and home schools and have thrived in all of them. They don't worry about a new school. Maybe Sophia is the same? They have stability despite moving - their stability is having me and their dad. They're resilient and enjoy new bedrooms etc. So I think it's unfair a little to imply she's a bad mum for not living in the same home or sending her child to the same school forever. Anyway that's my two cents, I know lots will disagree but each to their own etc. Sophia looks very happy, definitely doesn't resemble a child who's being dragged around the globe because of their parent's selfishness.