Get yourself on to the Aldi thread, youāll like it!I agree me and the daughter like fruity sweet smells I doubt my nearly teenage son wants to smell like mango and passionfruitso he has the aldi knock off version of lynx africa it's called safari in aldi
On that note anyone else love how aldi and lidl totally rip off brands and give no 2 fucks about it? I'll never buy Kellogs cereal again lol
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My teen son is a brand snob when it comes to cereal, he loves the Aldi Chocolate shells but doesnāt know it! I refill the box of Kellogg Zammyās - the only cereal he eats with itI agree me and the daughter like fruity sweet smells I doubt my nearly teenage son wants to smell like mango and passionfruit
On that note anyone else love how aldi and lidl totally rip off brands and give no 2 fucks about it? I'll never buy Kellogs cereal again lol
the same box has been in the house for about a year and he hasnāt thus far noticed. He eats about 5 bowls of it a day and I sure as tit am not paying 3 quid a time. He would have a fit if he found out I do refills with the Ā£1 Peppa Pig oneās from Heron food too. 
Never knew they had a thread I'm going for a look
If I ever pop into tescos etc I cringe at some of the prices. Ā£3 for frosties whattttt!!!!My teen son is a brand snob when it comes to cereal, he loves the Aldi Chocolate shells but doesnāt know it! I refill the box of Kellogg Zammyās - the only cereal he eats with it
Same here decant all my cereal into the airtight containers nobody knows
This is what I mean. You still get the tribute to your children, but it's something pretty. Not just "times New Roman" printed on your back.
Funny enough for all my old fashioned opinions I donāt do this. If my little lad wants to play with his cousins doll or kitchen or any of her traditional āgirlā toys I donāt mind. I just wouldnāt buy them for him myself. But Iām someone elseās house whatever he wants is fine.Telling a kid he can't play with a toy he likes "because it's for girls" is probably a pretty quick way to screw them up about how they later come to understand genderLet them play with what they want for fucks sake.
Id buy my son a "girl" toy if he asked. But I wouldn't go out of my way to get him playing with dolls, but I'm the same with my daughter.
What I find a bit weird is some mums seems to push girls stuff on boys, I'm not really sure why. I know someone who bought a friend's son a baby and pram, no request had been made. I also know someone that paints her pre school sons nails, but not her own. It's just a weird stuff to do. People don't go pushing guns and army stuff on girls.
What happened to let boys be boys. Maybe some mums of boys just really wanted daughters.
Parents evenings nowadays are totally pointless. If there is an issue, theyād of been in contact already. Itās parental lip service.
Canāt believe people have fallen for that note apparently written by a 6 year old to a footballer to the point where thousands has been raised for him and thereās now a āsearchā to find out who he is. To me the writing doesnāt look anything like your average 6 year olds, itās probably just someoneās idea of a joke and everyoneās been had. Itās crazy how willingly people will hand over their hard earned money without finding out if something is legit first.
How did he know the address well enough for it to arrive at the correct destination but canāt spell school
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Same, I looked at that and thought what six (and a half) year old can write like that.
I haven't heard of this but people give millions to charities that hardly any money goes to the cause they collect for.
Woah, this made me stop. You are totally right. I'd never seen it that way before.
Most of my nephew's clothes are either plain or have dinosaurs on.
There was a great Twitter thread recently about boy clothes and girl clothes - girl clothes were full of airy-fairy messaging about being kind and grateful (and as we all know "be kind" really means STFU), and boy clothes were all about adventure and possibility. Either way you look at it, it's pretty sinister.
If I can find the link I'll edit and post it.
EDIT: Here it is! This was just one branch of Primark.
If I can find the link I'll edit and post it.
EDIT: Here it is! This was just one branch of Primark.
Seen that one on the news this morning and
You get it all the time on Twitter āX has some dilemma, they really want to go to the most prestigious home game of the season, can anyone help this basket case?ā. And kids should never know the extent of their parent(s) financial hardship, they cannot help so leave them out of it. I knew too much as a kid and had no childhood as a result.Actor Jack Smethurst has died aged 89. He appeared in the controversial sit-com Love thy neighbour. It is a pity he will be mostly rememered for appearing in a programme, that no one can watch any more, for fear of being called a racist.
All kids are taught to write in cursive now its literally hammered in to them (side note not keen on this where's the individuality??) also at 6.5 he would be in infants so surely entitled to free school meals
i saw the long thread about the clothes in primark. a bit OTT. itās not encouraging children to behave a certain way. theyāre just clothes with words on. itās up to the parents to teach their kids how to act and what to aim for in life, not a poorly made T shirt from a budget clothing store
i understand that this may be rather an unpopular opinion. come at me
i understand that this may be rather an unpopular opinion. come at me
I meant itās a fairly sophisticated āletterā for a six year old to write on his ownAll kids are taught to write in cursive now its literally hammered in to them (side note not keen on this where's the individuality??) also at 6.5 he would be in infants so surely entitled to free school meals
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