I had an elderly relative who used to say 'if you put your hand out in the dark you could've picked better'. In todays society it would be considered brutal.Mines said they were hit with the ugly branch on the way down!
Love that
I’m glad I’m not the only one who gets excited about buying my children things and they being being over the moon with it!! I love telling my eldest son what toiletries I’ve got for him.
He always looks plastic-y. Or is it just sweat
You sound like a wonderful mummyLove that
There is no better feeling that knowing your babies are fed, clean and sleeping in safe, warm, clean beds. NOT IN A bleeping CARAVAN IN THE MIDDLE OF A GLOBAL PANDEMIC WITH TWO IDIOTS OF PARENTS
Omfg I’ve never heard that phrase before, it’s brilliantLOL ,sounds like my nan.She would have said "You don`t `alf see some sights when you`ve not got your gun with you"!!
There was a time (long ago) when Lazy ‘surprised’ Isla with a new toothbrush. How things have changedLove that
There is no better feeling that knowing your babies are fed, clean and sleeping in safe, warm, clean beds. NOT IN A bleeping CARAVAN IN THE MIDDLE OF A GLOBAL PANDEMIC WITH TWO IDIOTS OF PARENTS
What a lovely lad you have ,you must be very proud.x
And then there’s Jace’s shoes/sandals. Two pairs for ???£5 at a cheap shop in Benidorm. He really should have been fitted with proper shoes from Clark’s or Startright. Skinflint Sarah would die at the price. She’d rather buy a car full of tat than care for her boys feet.Forgive me if this has been covered - I’m sure it has. I skimmed through and even watched the vlog a bit - needed a break from the election
I’m not a parent so I have no experience with buying shoes for kids. I do recall having my feet measured properly - length & width at the shoe store when I was a child.
Esmé is what, 11? Wearing the same slip on cheap beach things that don’t fit and have probably become more slack is going to give her horrible problems with posture. She needs proper shoes/hiking shoes. It’s criminal that she’s being set up for back problems later in life. And so unhygienic- imagine how filthy her feet must get. Then there is Isla, even younger & wearing boots when it’s ‘boiling’ - no doubt pulled off a rack at Primark & not properly fitted.
How do you guys who are parents go about choosing footwear for your kids?
Also, is it me or does Sarah hog the camera? She has kept Isabelle out of the frame when she’s sprouting.
And so much for the history of this place they so wanted to see. No pictures of what I was expecting to be a lovely local meal. Wonder why
They spent much longer getting excited over mass produced Christmas crap in yet another chain store.
Pitiful.
dirty dog!!! I’m sure creepy could manage to carve this 
My daughter is 10 and her school shoes are still measured and bought from Clarks. She wears them for more time than any other pair of shoes so its important they fit correctly. For any shoes/trainers she wears outside of school we just buy them from wherever as such but I will always do a quick check to make sure they fit and arent tight over her toes or heels etc. Never would i let her roam around in shoes so poorly fitting as Esmes! So bad for their feet. In fact my daughter owned those sliders that Esme is wearing. They are from primark. I can clarify they must be far too big for the child as my daughters feet never hung out the front like that even when she began growing out of them!! I had a cheap pair of slider type slippers and my feet slide out the front of those now they're stretched and it bloody hurts! And makes it difficult to walk properly. Poor kid.Forgive me if this has been covered - I’m sure it has. I skimmed through and even watched the vlog a bit - needed a break from the election
I’m not a parent so I have no experience with buying shoes for kids. I do recall having my feet measured properly - length & width at the shoe store when I was a child.
Esmé is what, 11? Wearing the same slip on cheap beach things that don’t fit and have probably become more slack is going to give her horrible problems with posture. She needs proper shoes/hiking shoes. It’s criminal that she’s being set up for back problems later in life. And so unhygienic- imagine how filthy her feet must get. Then there is Isla, even younger & wearing boots when it’s ‘boiling’ - no doubt pulled off a rack at Primark & not properly fitted.
How do you guys who are parents go about choosing footwear for your kids?
Also, is it me or does Sarah hog the camera? She has kept Isabelle out of the frame when she’s sprouting.
And so much for the history of this place they so wanted to see. No pictures of what I was expecting to be a lovely local meal. Wonder why
They spent much longer getting excited over mass produced Christmas crap in yet another chain store.
Pitiful.
Very apt in Chris case
My children had their feet measured Clarks and Startright until they reached their teens and refused .They are an utter disgrace and sent the two girls to the fee paying school in shoes they bought in Peacocks.if they can afford school fees they can afford proper fitting footwear for the girls.
It's so obvious it takes a few retakes when they film , think they would remember a bloody shower bag wouldn't you tho , idioysSo creepy had a shower.....yer right, how come he didn’t have a towel or a shower bag when he came back to the Carraravaaan then
Wonder if spam do a vegetarian version
Flipping brilliant
Good to hear that good old Clark’s still measure! I grew up in London. I imagine measuring is far more sophisticated than the metal plate where you placed your foot and the strap that came around to measure width. It’s all done, as you know, being a responsible parent, to give growing feet the most comfort & room. My former chiropractor was very vocal about his hatred of flip flops. Not just for hygiene, but how bad they are for your back. Especially for a pre teen on an unhealthy diet, wearing them every damn day
