Well how inappropriate! Did you not realise - It's a place for kids.. just kidsWe got married there!
Well how inappropriate! Did you not realise - It's a place for kids.. just kidsWe got married there!
Hahaha...I don't think there is enough pelvic floor exercises in the world to help. Do you think that Tena Lady may kindly gift them stuff?Her lady bits must be destroyed too.
My husband said it must be like throwing a hot dog down a hallwayHahaha...I don't think there is enough pelvic floor exercises in the world to help. Do you think that Tena Lady may kindly gift them stuff?
That's what I noticed - that a lot of the older kids get stuck doing some of the childcare. Fair enough if they actually want to help a bit but I don't think its fair that they should have to be old before their time.I don't think the children are neglected and they're always well fed and look clean and tidy but I worry how much attention they all get. How do the older ones get peace and quiet to do homework or to just have some down time? From watching them it definitely comes across that the older ones do a lot of the childcare. Her lady bits must be destroyed too.
The last episode they said it’s the girls who do the majority of the work, and the boys do nothing. Speaks volumes really.It seems the older girls are expected to do a lot of work. There was a scene a few programs ago where Chloe (who was going away to uni) is rhyming off all of the jobs that the next girl would have to do. I
in the latest vlog Sue said she was having a craving and one of the girls shouted "Please don't tell me your pregnant" or words to that effect. They're probably sick of Sue having more that they will have to look after.
It reminds me of another family...I can't remember their names but one of the daughters was called Georgia. I think she was the eldest, or eldest living at home. She was only about 15 in the programme. The dad used to work to support them but then went to prison for something so the mum ended up on benefits. She would go out on the weekends and the poor teenager would have to be babysitter.It seems the older girls are expected to do a lot of work. There was a scene a few programs ago where Chloe (who was going away to uni) is rhyming off all of the jobs that the next girl would have to do. I
in the latest vlog Sue said she was having a craving and one of the girls shouted "Please don't tell me your pregnant" or words to that effect. They're probably sick of Sue having more that they will have to look after.
Its so unfair. It seems the daughters only get a break once they move out and have their own kids!The last episode they said it’s the girls who do the majority of the work, and the boys do nothing. Speaks volumes really.
I kinda get the TV breaking, only because our cat broke a flat screen once... ?I had never watched their vlogs so I skipped through a few and watched their show that was on over Christmas (I think) and I couldn’t get over how they let the children trash their house/make holes in walls/break televisions (I think they said 5!!)
Don’t think I can watch them any more.
Doesn't the oldest girl already have 3 kids? I wonder if she'll be like her MumIt reminds me of another family...I can't remember their names but one of the daughters was called Georgia. I think she was the eldest, or eldest living at home. She was only about 15 in the programme. The dad used to work to support them but then went to prison for something so the mum ended up on benefits. She would go out on the weekends and the poor teenager would have to be babysitter.
Its so unfair. It seems the daughters only get a break once they move out and have their own kids!
I’m one of 8....my stepdad only remembered our birthdays because they were tattooed on him ?Also what upset me in the most recent TV episode they did was that Noel couldn’t remember any of the kids birthdays.
My husband and his brother have the same birthday and their Dad still forgets... I take it back ? Sorry Noel!I’m one of 8....my stepdad only remembered our birthdays because they were tattooed on him ?
As someone who comes from a fairly big family (not THAT big!) it never bothered me that I had to babysit or look after the younger ones, or help my mum. It was just normal, we all shared rooms and didn’t have much privacy but again if you don’t know any different it doesn’t bother you x