Prams tend to be expensive anyway but it’s generally half that price or less for a whole travel system. Mine is cheap (£100) and works just fineI know nothing about prams but wow that's £999.00 here:
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£1000 on a pram when you've already got a another 9 or 10 already seems crazy.
£1k on a pram is madness imo (no offence to anyone, just would rather spend money elsewhere myself), I wonder how much Sue has spent on prams over the years? I presume Noel made her go for cheaper models before the internet fame and #gifted crap but as I said, prams are pricey and she’s had 20+To be fair it was a childhood studies degree in Plymouth, not exactly the height of academia. A quick google shows you can get in with as little as 32 UCAS points which is one grade C at A level. She transferred to a more local uni when Sue had the high risk pregnancy, there was more chance of her completing the degree if she stayed in Plymouth I think. Between getting up for night feeds and having the younger ones in bed with her the poor girl probably didn't get a chance to open the books.
It’s £1250 for the double, plus £220 for carrycot, then £100 for bag.I know nothing about prams but wow that's £999.00 here:
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£1000 on a pram when you've already got a another 9 or 10 already seems crazy.
she bought a tandem one for Bonnie that was only £150 max.
The family circle are probably horrified. If we see the chaos that is edited goodness knows what goes on off camera. Can you imagine having 20+ nieces/nephews to buy for in one family?
I am sure the family are embarrassed.
You definitely have to draw a line somewhere.
I found this article about a study on the NHS website. It seems to include all of the costs of birth (travel, drugs, cost of professionals) so I’d say the £1,435-£1,631 per birth figure is accurate (as far as I know she hasn’t had a home birth?). So after this baby is born she will have cost the NHS between £31,570 and £35,882 just in giving birth. This doesn’t even include the costs of pregnancy to the NHS (antenatal check ups, scans, doctors appointments, maternity exemption prescriptions). And obviously doesn’t include the costs as the children grow up. Overall they must have cost the NHS a MINIMUM of hundreds of thousands. And that’s just the NHS, not considering other taxpayer costs like schooling, Child Benefit and tax credits!I dread to think how much that baby machine has cost the NHS
Sad isn't it! I only have two kids on my side of the family I buy for and spend £30-40 each at Xmas and birthdays.
Chris tries to stay away from the TV shows and vlogs. Very rare we see him or his family. Don’t blame him for it, if that was my family I’d want to protect my kids from it all too.
He did. At one stage he used Sue's maiden name on social media, I assume not to out himself. Recently however he seems to be trying to be part of the brand, he went to Germany with them and did a tv programme and his insta bio states he is the eldest Radford child.
