Potentially, depending on where they are.They seem to have sold a house and rebought a similar one in a different road so can that really have been a cash cow?
Potentially, depending on where they are.They seem to have sold a house and rebought a similar one in a different road so can that really have been a cash cow?
She said her new house was smaller than her old one so I guess they could have made some cash that way.I've wondered about where their money comes from too. Her book was a forest time effort, so I assume she wouldn't have commanded a huge advance. They seem to have sold a house and rebought a similar one in a different road so can that really have been a cash cow?
Rich DaddyI've wondered about where their money comes from too. Her book was a forest time effort, so I assume she wouldn't have commanded a huge advance. They seem to have sold a house and rebought a similar one in a different road so can that really have been a cash cow?
5.30 is absolutely ridiculous. Our nursery tends to do nap time at 12-2 meaning hers would have been up 3.5 hours before they’re expected to sleep again when it’s meant to be 6. I actually think 12-2 is very early, at home we tend to do them 1.30 onwards meaning they’d have what, 2 hours wake time before they’re expected to sleep again?!I don't mind Victoria too much, in fact I quite like her. But she needs to get a new shtick away from 'I hate my kids'. I get that she is trying to be real, and that parenting is difficult, but this isn't 2016 and what The Unmumsy Mum and Hurrah for Gin started has now been done to death (plus both of those never over did it, they were honest but in a clever way, and you never got the impression that they actually did resent their children). Victoria just goes way over the top with it all, it's too much, it's just getting boring now. And that's before you think about the effect it must have on the kids! And like others have said, it's not like she goes 'out' to work, and the kids aren't there a lot of the time anyway!
I'm another who doesn't get why she puts her kids to bed so early either? It's like they come straight in from nursery, get no down time or time with parents, it's just straight to bed. She says it's because they just can't cope with going to bed past 5:30 or so, but that's not really normal? I'm not normally one to judge bed times as well all do what suits us, but that seems insanely early.
I do also think in years to come she regret that little nugget she put out on the podcast about her husband finding a bit of old bog roll when he was going down on her....
Yes, she mentioned her dad was an artist once. So I looked him up and he is a really successful artist and director, he did the animation for the Pink Floyd videos!Rich Daddy
Yes she always mentions how bedtimes are a nightmare in her house and it’s hardly surprising. From what she’s said in the past, the little girl can be a handful, but if she’s at nursery all day then comes home and is pretty much put straight to bed, obviously she’s going to be acting up for attention.5.30 is absolutely ridiculous. Our nursery tends to do nap time at 12-2 meaning hers would have been up 3.5 hours before they’re expected to sleep again when it’s meant to be 6. I actually think 12-2 is very early, at home we tend to do them 1.30 onwards meaning they’d have what, 2 hours wake time before they’re expected to sleep again?!
Bedtimes must be hell in that house as you’re fighting against their will, they’ve not even have time to have fun at home before they’re put away for the night? No wonder they wake at the crack of dawn they’ve got the circadian rhythm of a farm hand.
She’s borrowed them off a neighbour who knows how to parent. Her own kids are probably in a cage in a garden, while she watches Paw Patrol with Xander and Hetty from next door for the gram.Who are these two children that bring her so much joy and laughter?!? I’m confused because as far as I’ve learnt from her posts/rants, her own kids are awful c*nts, so she can’t be referring to them, surely?
I don't posy anything online that I wouldn't say in person. Of course I'm very off the wall, blunt and sweary in person, so the difference is minimalShe’s borrowed them off a neighbour who knows how to parent. Her own kids are probably in a cage in a garden, while she watches Paw Patrol with Xander and Hetty from next door for the gram.
JK, obvs. But the irony of covering her kids faces so strangers won’t recognise them (which I commend) when she should be more worried about her kids finding all the bile she’s spewed about them when they gets older. That’s what she should be censoring. I know my own kids would be devastated if they found I’d said all that stuff she’d said online.