I just can’t get over how much Sarah has aged recently, she is definitely not living the best life . The stress is written all over her face.
They all look truly miserable.
They all look truly miserable.
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It's possible the education authority were tipped off by the NSPCC, but I can't prove that..
I’m surprised education are wanting to be involved once you sign them out, your pretty much left to your own devices. Which never sits right with me.
But then they can ask to come round and have a look at what the children are learning etc. again it’s not law so parents can refuse but if you were to refuse it would raise concerns.
Mother of the year loves to use his hair to support her narrative, but that is another matter entirely. Anything they do is either because they are rebranding or because they are jumping on a bandwagon.
She also emotionally manipulates and damages her children because she is a narcissistic asshole.
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NSPCC would also alert children’s services. I find it laughable that she would state oh they have been on the phone again and they have told us that there’s another referral.
That does not happen.
Hi .hope you`re soon feeling better ,but that you`ll stick with us here.xxx
When the filter lags on Creepy's giant pink face it is truly frightening. His skin is fucked! I don't know how they haven't caught norovirus yet with the lack of basic hygiene and water being rationed. I dread to think how they exist in this space together with any dignity, it is a disgrace.
I couldn't stomach watching over 40 mins of it so I did some skipping and perusing. Just a few things I noted. So much for his cleaning obsession because the TV screen and all the van windows were smeared from edge to edge, that cracked mirror in the shower is a disaster waiting to happen, since all they need to do is hit one decent pothole and the lot of it is going to come raining broken glass down over the entire room. Including the stored flannels, toilet paper and towels. Their educational materials apparently consist of three colouring books which she was very quick to gloss over, none of those seats are safe for traveling, they have enough cans of coke and sweets to stock a small shop right next to unsupervised kids in a car for hours on end and they're boasting about how they are keen to allow their daughters to shower on the soft shoulder of arterial roads where any passing pervert can observe them doing it.
Also - they appear to store their toothbrushes on the floor jammed up against a septic tank toilet.
Wtf?
Also - they appear to store their toothbrushes on the floor jammed up against a septic tank toilet.
Wtf?
HOW OUR FAMILY OF 7 LIVES IN A CONVERTED MERCEDES SPRINTER VAN | VAN TOUR Inc ELEVATOR BED!
This vlog was filmed over two weeks. Shaky footage of a car park and the sea. Another shot from the back doors. Creepy wakes everyone up. Jace has snuck into bed with Isabelle and Esme who are top and tailing, like he does every morning. They're watching the ocean with a morning cup of coffee. Annoying music as the van pulls off.
Lazy films Creepy cleaning the windows and tells us he's been doing it for ten minutes. She loves his serious face. They just got back from the little town and had to move from the spot they were at because there will be a market there in a couple of hours. Time for an undeclared ad. Lazy is doing a PatPat haul before the van tour. Today's daily vlog will mainly be the van tour so she though it would be a good day to show it. Most outfits are breastfeeding friendly but she's been surprised by the quality of clothes from there. Anyone who's been on a breastfeeding journey will know how hard it is to breastfeed in. Montage of outfits.
Lazy reminds us the van hasn't been professionally done but says Creepy will disagree. It was a hobby he wanted to do in his free time. What like his other hobbies - skating and chasing after teenage girls? Yeah well look how that turned out for him. Splashed over all the papers and a dying Youtube career. It took three weeks to convert the van and Lazy says he did a good job.
Lazy will try and show us everything she thinks we'll be interested in seeing. They sent an hour cleaning the van. The first thing we see is a trolley for drinks. There's a bottle of hand sanitiser on the trolley that Jace could probably mistake for a drink but child safety is no longer a concern for the Inghams. There are pastries and paper plates at the bottom of the trolley. They only use paper plates when they're wild camping, have no water or only have enough for washing. The bottom of the trolley is also used to store Jace's toys. Jace and Esme are currently speaking to some Spanish people. The van is set up for day time use.
Moving onto the seating area. Under two cushions are spaces in the woodwork for isofix bases for Jace and Mila's car seats. The poles slot through the cushions and into holes in the floor. The rotating table is good for card games. When driving, Esme goes next to Jace, Isabelle is between Jace and Mila and Isla is next to Mila, unless Mila needs feeding and Lazy will swap with Isabelle. The seat between Jace and Mila has a lap seat belt. The space above the driving area has lots of space with storage for what they need during the day - the girls' pencil cases, nappies, blankets, sleepsuits, hoodies, school books and Mila's chair. The cupboards above the seating area stores food. The first cupboard is for breakfast stuff - including a huge box of cereal bars. Lazy filled the biscuit and snack boxes up when they were at home and they haven't yet needed refilling. The last cupboard stores pot noodles, tea bags, rice and cheeky Halloween snacks. In the corner of the seating area is a wall panel to control the lights and water pump.
The kitchen area is so beautiful when they're parked at a beach. There is a diffuser on the tea, coffee, sugar shelf. They have a portable oven that they can take to the beach and cook a pizza in. The ink is the deepest sink in the whole wide world. Cleaning products, plates, bowls and cutler are stored under the sink with absolutely no sign of child locks. The end cupboard is full of tins, mosquito spray, matches and an extension lead. Creepy has mounted the TV next to the bathroom and Lazy loves it. The front seats swivel so they can all sit and watch a movie. When the winch bed is down Lazy and Creepy can turn it around and watch a movie.
The bathroom door is on a track system. They have a Joolka shower and Lazy will tell us more about it in a minute. It doesn't matter what it looks like, it works so good. In the corner are plastic shelves for loo roll and toiletries. On the floor are the toiletry bags, shampoo and shower gel. The porta potty is in there as well and the space is super cracked. The mirror has a massive crack in it (which happened the second the set off) so I imagine the next seven years don't bode well for them. The whole bathroom is waterproof but the feral Inghams prefer to shower outdoors with biodegradable shampoo and soap. Footage of Lazy and Isabelle showering and the HotTap tank.
The clothes bags are stored under the seating area. Everyone has their own cubby hole but everyone has to have patience and take it in turns. Drone shots of the van and Esme waving.
To the back of the van next. Lazy will show us the day time and night time set up for the winch bed. Isabelle is sat on the cramped seating area at the back. They don't spend a lot of time down there but do sit and play cards when they're at lakes. They eat outdoors. Lazy is sure they'll use the table more when they get to cold places. Lazy and Creepy's duvet is stored on their winch bed on the ceiling during the day. The kids' bedding is rolled up and shoved under the table during the day. The table and seating cushions are stored right at the bottom of the van under the bedding storage at night time. Lazy apologises because it's messy under there but Creepy grumpily tells her it's not mess, just wood sawdust that stuck to the carpet from the build but it won't come out with the hoover. Lazy tells him no one cares. They store water and part of the seating area are also stored under there. They don't travel light and overpack massively. They want to bring sup boards, have a double pram and winter clothes which are stored in two massive storage boxes on the roof of the van. The boxes store a lot and in just one of them are the double pram, camping chairs, step ladder and the new table and chairs. In the other one has even more stuff in. There are two huge solar panels on top of the van. Lazy points out the bird poo so it looks like Creepy is slacking with the cleaning. The solar panels give off so much power its insane. Creepy corrects her and tells her they charge the batteries but Lazy tells him we know what she means and she doesn't care. The windows have blackout blinds.
For the final part of the van tour Creepy is taking over to talk us through how they sleep. When he did the van he knew they'd need two double beds in the rear plus space to be able to live together during the daytime. He knew they needed a versatile rear end. They need the two tables for the girls to do schoolwork in the rear whilst Creepy and Lazy hang out in the front if it's a rainy day. He had seen a lot of different ideas for the winch bed online but the Happy Jack system wasn't going to arrive in time. The linear actuator comes from China so it would arrive too close to the leaving date and Creepy wasn't sure it would do the job. In the end he went with the winch idea so used a Rhino Winch, which is used for pulling cars out of ditches. It's not pretty but the winch holds four winch wires and they have pulleys on each corner of the bed, controlled by a button or remote control. There was no time to box in the winch wires so it will have to wait until they get home. The bed is sturdy and solid and works well.
Night time is when the interesting thing happen. On side of the back of the van is water and the other side is electricity. The tank came from the caravan but Creepy say they need more than the 70 litres they have. There was a leak on the journey because the caps are flimsy so he siliconed it. There are pipes to the shower room and the portable outdoor water system, which they seem to be doing an undeclared ad for. If they wanted to they could pull water from the lake put it through the hot water system and they'd be able to hot shower with lake water.
Creepy shows us how they make Isabelle and Esme's bed at night time. The electricity and water tank cupboards are open during the day. The girls' 'mattress' is the four seat cushions. Creepy winches the bed down. There are lights on the bottom of Lazy and Creepy's bed. Their Queen bed has alcoves to put their heads and feet whilst the girls are crammed in below them. Creepy sleeps the side closest to the shower. He tells us Jace and Isla's bed is super super cute.
Demonstration of front bed. Creepy unbolts Isla's seat, places it horizontally at the side of the seat next to it, unbolts the bit of wood underneath, puts it on top and puts the seat cushions on. He says the bed is massive and bigger than his and Lazy' bed. Lazy tells us that Jace and Isla have both said they prefer to have the bed a different way. The bed was designed to be a large double bed and is comfy. The girls prefer the beds in the DPD van to the ones in the caravan. "Babe" Isabelle and Esme rave on about how the beds are more comfortable but Isla says there's no difference. The sofas are massive and Creepy can lay down on them. The way they prefer it is where Isla sleeps on the long part and Jace sleeps on the L part. The sofas are deep so there's no rolling off, as wide as the caravan beds. Isla and Jace have both said they prefer it this way. They will have to change to a double bed as Jace gets bigger. The put spare cushions on the floor for Jace in case he fell off but he didn't fall out.
Most of the DPD van electronics have been robbed from the caravan build. There are 400 amp powers of AGM battery, 400W of solar on the roof, a camp battery to charge and some other stuff but I can't listen to him thinking he's some sort of expert electrician any longer. Demonstration of the turbo fans. Lazy was worried they would just be fanning hot air into the van but it blows ice cold air out. Creepy shows us the control that tells us the temperature of the van - currently 21 °. There is a solar panel monitor and a battery monitor, which they've over-discharged today so they're charging. The batteries are at 48% but should never be discharged below 50%. The engine has been running this morning to get the alternator running. There are smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in the back. The hob runs off gas and there is a microwave under it.
One of the things Creepy love in the van is the worktop extender, which can take up to 100kg of weight so I hope neither Lazy or Creepy decide to sit on it. Lazy put plates on there to serves the dinner. They have a hot water system from Joolka to feed the shower in the wet room. The water is scalding but everyone prefers to shower outdoors in the wild. The vlog isn't sponsored but Creepy will link them down below. You can adjust the flow of water. They fill the tank up more often that not Jace and Mila get sink washes. Mila has a bassinet and is in the middle of Lazy and Creepy. Jace steps over Mila. It's easier to co-sleep with Mila because it's easier to get her back to sleep. They follow the steps on the Lullaby website for co-sleeping and it works well and means Lazy and Mila get more sleep. If Lazy is interested in how they co-sleep, let her know and she'll do it. Jace is kissing Mila.
End of vlog. I could've done that tour in ten minutes.
Why has he got his 'oh my god, this tit is rock hard but I can't scream or I'll wake the kids' face on for the thumbnail?
Jace and Isla's 'bed'. bathroom.
The look that says "I hate your guts"
This vlog was filmed over two weeks. Shaky footage of a car park and the sea. Another shot from the back doors. Creepy wakes everyone up. Jace has snuck into bed with Isabelle and Esme who are top and tailing, like he does every morning. They're watching the ocean with a morning cup of coffee. Annoying music as the van pulls off.
Lazy films Creepy cleaning the windows and tells us he's been doing it for ten minutes. She loves his serious face. They just got back from the little town and had to move from the spot they were at because there will be a market there in a couple of hours. Time for an undeclared ad. Lazy is doing a PatPat haul before the van tour. Today's daily vlog will mainly be the van tour so she though it would be a good day to show it. Most outfits are breastfeeding friendly but she's been surprised by the quality of clothes from there. Anyone who's been on a breastfeeding journey will know how hard it is to breastfeed in. Montage of outfits.
Lazy reminds us the van hasn't been professionally done but says Creepy will disagree. It was a hobby he wanted to do in his free time. What like his other hobbies - skating and chasing after teenage girls? Yeah well look how that turned out for him. Splashed over all the papers and a dying Youtube career. It took three weeks to convert the van and Lazy says he did a good job.
Lazy will try and show us everything she thinks we'll be interested in seeing. They sent an hour cleaning the van. The first thing we see is a trolley for drinks. There's a bottle of hand sanitiser on the trolley that Jace could probably mistake for a drink but child safety is no longer a concern for the Inghams. There are pastries and paper plates at the bottom of the trolley. They only use paper plates when they're wild camping, have no water or only have enough for washing. The bottom of the trolley is also used to store Jace's toys. Jace and Esme are currently speaking to some Spanish people. The van is set up for day time use.
Moving onto the seating area. Under two cushions are spaces in the woodwork for isofix bases for Jace and Mila's car seats. The poles slot through the cushions and into holes in the floor. The rotating table is good for card games. When driving, Esme goes next to Jace, Isabelle is between Jace and Mila and Isla is next to Mila, unless Mila needs feeding and Lazy will swap with Isabelle. The seat between Jace and Mila has a lap seat belt. The space above the driving area has lots of space with storage for what they need during the day - the girls' pencil cases, nappies, blankets, sleepsuits, hoodies, school books and Mila's chair. The cupboards above the seating area stores food. The first cupboard is for breakfast stuff - including a huge box of cereal bars. Lazy filled the biscuit and snack boxes up when they were at home and they haven't yet needed refilling. The last cupboard stores pot noodles, tea bags, rice and cheeky Halloween snacks. In the corner of the seating area is a wall panel to control the lights and water pump.
The kitchen area is so beautiful when they're parked at a beach. There is a diffuser on the tea, coffee, sugar shelf. They have a portable oven that they can take to the beach and cook a pizza in. The ink is the deepest sink in the whole wide world. Cleaning products, plates, bowls and cutler are stored under the sink with absolutely no sign of child locks. The end cupboard is full of tins, mosquito spray, matches and an extension lead. Creepy has mounted the TV next to the bathroom and Lazy loves it. The front seats swivel so they can all sit and watch a movie. When the winch bed is down Lazy and Creepy can turn it around and watch a movie.
The bathroom door is on a track system. They have a Joolka shower and Lazy will tell us more about it in a minute. It doesn't matter what it looks like, it works so good. In the corner are plastic shelves for loo roll and toiletries. On the floor are the toiletry bags, shampoo and shower gel. The porta potty is in there as well and the space is super cracked. The mirror has a massive crack in it (which happened the second the set off) so I imagine the next seven years don't bode well for them. The whole bathroom is waterproof but the feral Inghams prefer to shower outdoors with biodegradable shampoo and soap. Footage of Lazy and Isabelle showering and the HotTap tank.
The clothes bags are stored under the seating area. Everyone has their own cubby hole but everyone has to have patience and take it in turns. Drone shots of the van and Esme waving.
To the back of the van next. Lazy will show us the day time and night time set up for the winch bed. Isabelle is sat on the cramped seating area at the back. They don't spend a lot of time down there but do sit and play cards when they're at lakes. They eat outdoors. Lazy is sure they'll use the table more when they get to cold places. Lazy and Creepy's duvet is stored on their winch bed on the ceiling during the day. The kids' bedding is rolled up and shoved under the table during the day. The table and seating cushions are stored right at the bottom of the van under the bedding storage at night time. Lazy apologises because it's messy under there but Creepy grumpily tells her it's not mess, just wood sawdust that stuck to the carpet from the build but it won't come out with the hoover. Lazy tells him no one cares. They store water and part of the seating area are also stored under there. They don't travel light and overpack massively. They want to bring sup boards, have a double pram and winter clothes which are stored in two massive storage boxes on the roof of the van. The boxes store a lot and in just one of them are the double pram, camping chairs, step ladder and the new table and chairs. In the other one has even more stuff in. There are two huge solar panels on top of the van. Lazy points out the bird poo so it looks like Creepy is slacking with the cleaning. The solar panels give off so much power its insane. Creepy corrects her and tells her they charge the batteries but Lazy tells him we know what she means and she doesn't care. The windows have blackout blinds.
For the final part of the van tour Creepy is taking over to talk us through how they sleep. When he did the van he knew they'd need two double beds in the rear plus space to be able to live together during the daytime. He knew they needed a versatile rear end. They need the two tables for the girls to do schoolwork in the rear whilst Creepy and Lazy hang out in the front if it's a rainy day. He had seen a lot of different ideas for the winch bed online but the Happy Jack system wasn't going to arrive in time. The linear actuator comes from China so it would arrive too close to the leaving date and Creepy wasn't sure it would do the job. In the end he went with the winch idea so used a Rhino Winch, which is used for pulling cars out of ditches. It's not pretty but the winch holds four winch wires and they have pulleys on each corner of the bed, controlled by a button or remote control. There was no time to box in the winch wires so it will have to wait until they get home. The bed is sturdy and solid and works well.
Night time is when the interesting thing happen. On side of the back of the van is water and the other side is electricity. The tank came from the caravan but Creepy say they need more than the 70 litres they have. There was a leak on the journey because the caps are flimsy so he siliconed it. There are pipes to the shower room and the portable outdoor water system, which they seem to be doing an undeclared ad for. If they wanted to they could pull water from the lake put it through the hot water system and they'd be able to hot shower with lake water.
Creepy shows us how they make Isabelle and Esme's bed at night time. The electricity and water tank cupboards are open during the day. The girls' 'mattress' is the four seat cushions. Creepy winches the bed down. There are lights on the bottom of Lazy and Creepy's bed. Their Queen bed has alcoves to put their heads and feet whilst the girls are crammed in below them. Creepy sleeps the side closest to the shower. He tells us Jace and Isla's bed is super super cute.
Demonstration of front bed. Creepy unbolts Isla's seat, places it horizontally at the side of the seat next to it, unbolts the bit of wood underneath, puts it on top and puts the seat cushions on. He says the bed is massive and bigger than his and Lazy' bed. Lazy tells us that Jace and Isla have both said they prefer to have the bed a different way. The bed was designed to be a large double bed and is comfy. The girls prefer the beds in the DPD van to the ones in the caravan. "Babe" Isabelle and Esme rave on about how the beds are more comfortable but Isla says there's no difference. The sofas are massive and Creepy can lay down on them. The way they prefer it is where Isla sleeps on the long part and Jace sleeps on the L part. The sofas are deep so there's no rolling off, as wide as the caravan beds. Isla and Jace have both said they prefer it this way. They will have to change to a double bed as Jace gets bigger. The put spare cushions on the floor for Jace in case he fell off but he didn't fall out.
Most of the DPD van electronics have been robbed from the caravan build. There are 400 amp powers of AGM battery, 400W of solar on the roof, a camp battery to charge and some other stuff but I can't listen to him thinking he's some sort of expert electrician any longer. Demonstration of the turbo fans. Lazy was worried they would just be fanning hot air into the van but it blows ice cold air out. Creepy shows us the control that tells us the temperature of the van - currently 21 °. There is a solar panel monitor and a battery monitor, which they've over-discharged today so they're charging. The batteries are at 48% but should never be discharged below 50%. The engine has been running this morning to get the alternator running. There are smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in the back. The hob runs off gas and there is a microwave under it.
One of the things Creepy love in the van is the worktop extender, which can take up to 100kg of weight so I hope neither Lazy or Creepy decide to sit on it. Lazy put plates on there to serves the dinner. They have a hot water system from Joolka to feed the shower in the wet room. The water is scalding but everyone prefers to shower outdoors in the wild. The vlog isn't sponsored but Creepy will link them down below. You can adjust the flow of water. They fill the tank up more often that not Jace and Mila get sink washes. Mila has a bassinet and is in the middle of Lazy and Creepy. Jace steps over Mila. It's easier to co-sleep with Mila because it's easier to get her back to sleep. They follow the steps on the Lullaby website for co-sleeping and it works well and means Lazy and Mila get more sleep. If Lazy is interested in how they co-sleep, let her know and she'll do it. Jace is kissing Mila.
End of vlog. I could've done that tour in ten minutes.
Why has he got his 'oh my god, this tit is rock hard but I can't scream or I'll wake the kids' face on for the thumbnail?
Jace and Isla's 'bed'. bathroom.
The look that says "I hate your guts"
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Couldn’t watch it. Got to her bullshitting about the isofix and switched off. Yawn yawn yawn. Just GO HOME.
Hey Chris instead of using a teeth whitener on photos and thumbnails
. How about booking you and the entire family in to see the dentist and actually get them whitened IRL. Foul! 
Hey Chris instead of using a teeth whitener on photos and thumbnails
. How about booking you and the entire family in to see the dentist and actually get them whitened IRL. Foul! 
Holy smokes, that’s meant to be a shower room? I’m literally gobsmacked. So to use the shower they have to lift the toilet out and let the rest of the family spend precious time with the toilet and it’s contents in the confines of the small space they all share. What in the blazers was Creepy thinking when he planned that!
I think from this it’s clearly obvious, under no circumstances do they ever shower inside the van. And as people have already mentioned on this thread, would they really be able to clean their bits and pieces showering outside the van. What a minging lot they are.
I’ve not watched the vlog yet, I can’t imagine what they’ll say about that pathetic excuse for a shower room!
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Bless Creeps, letting us know the vlog isn't sponsored by the shower people. Like there's any chance any camping/outdoor supplies company would want to be associated with this mess.
They've had several weeks to film this and they can't even make it look like it's ok to sleep in never mind doing anything really crazy like eating a meal or getting changed. It must be even worse than it looks.
They've had several weeks to film this and they can't even make it look like it's ok to sleep in never mind doing anything really crazy like eating a meal or getting changed. It must be even worse than it looks.
Anyone spy that when Sarah lifted the seats there were no “holes” for the isofix base like she said there was 
That kid is no more secured in than Mila is when lazy makes her limbo for a feed
That kid is no more secured in than Mila is when lazy makes her limbo for a feed Oh ffs. I just skipped to near the end and saw that cretinous creature that calls itself a mother allowing Jace to climb over the baby lying on one of the vinyl seats - and congratulating him on having done it without stepping on her!
I second that - @greencow needs a tattle Damehood - I've only been able to watch about 10 minutes over the last 5 hours!! (Out of sheer boredom)bleeping hell! Over 40mins? Can we all have a minutes silence for the lovely @thegreencow who does the excellent recap. Mate, you deserve a Damehood for services to Tattle and watching fuckwits in a delivery van
I've actually started to think is this one of those weird videos?
Show us 'how our family of 7 lives in a converted Mercedes sprinter van'
WITHOUT ACTUALLY
Showing us 'how our family of 7 lives in a converted Merceds sprinter van'
Not sure what you’re referring to. I only know that two reports went in to the NSPCC about eight weeks before the education services got involved.
I don’t know anything about childrens services.
What the actual duck?!!
Car seat cushions that aren't fitted to the seats
Only a lap belt for Isabelle
No head or neck support for Esme
Suspect Isofix fittings for the toddler and baby (again on cushions that aren't fitted)
A full overhead shelf with big, plastic items - do these people not understand that everything becomes a projectile in the case of an accident?
Shelving that isn't strapped in
Are the cupboards lockable when the van is in motion?
The cracked mirror should be removed - that's an accident waiting to happen
A porta potty - are you kidding me? Surely those things hold next to nothing. Where are they emptying the when they are 'wild camping'.
How on earth can 7 people shower for several days in a row with a small supply of water? Oh, that's right, they can't. You'd never install only 70 litres for 7 people. I would loose my mind if I couldn't shower twice a day.
There's zero leg room at the table at the back under Sarah's bed. That's the reason it's not used.
Love the strategically placed blanket to hide the cables and god knows what else at the back
Tell the toddler NEVER to step over the baby, EVER.
The junk food, there is nothing with any nutritional value.
God, I hope they don't have an accident.
Car seat cushions that aren't fitted to the seats
Only a lap belt for Isabelle
No head or neck support for Esme
Suspect Isofix fittings for the toddler and baby (again on cushions that aren't fitted)
A full overhead shelf with big, plastic items - do these people not understand that everything becomes a projectile in the case of an accident?
Shelving that isn't strapped in
Are the cupboards lockable when the van is in motion?
The cracked mirror should be removed - that's an accident waiting to happen
A porta potty - are you kidding me? Surely those things hold next to nothing.
Where are they emptying the when they are 'wild camping'.How on earth can 7 people shower for several days in a row with a small supply of water? Oh, that's right, they can't. You'd never install only 70 litres for 7 people. I would loose my mind if I couldn't shower twice a day.
There's zero leg room at the table at the back under Sarah's bed. That's the reason it's not used.
Love the strategically placed blanket to hide the cables and god knows what else at the back
Tell the toddler NEVER to step over the baby, EVER.The junk food, there is nothing with any nutritional value.
God, I hope they don't have an accident.
Did they say anything about having a carbon monoxide detector/alarm?
Having 7 people sleeping + breathing in a confined space with no ventilation is a recipe for disaster.
Having 7 people sleeping + breathing in a confined space with no ventilation is a recipe for disaster.
I can't get over the fact she keeps talking about swapping places with Izzy if she needs to feed meela, i think they do swap whilst still moving and i have an awful feeling she feeds on the go which is why they don't stop often.
They dont swap, they have Mila travelling in the front with them, why do you think they delete every comment saying so!
We have all seen it, you can see her seat in the front in the window reflection, on more than one vlog.
These parents have zero concern for their childrens safety, and i wont shut up about it or stop trying to bring it to their attention and ifams attention until they do the right thing!
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