Yaz Hadfield #7 Yaz Harvey (was Hadfield, wishes it was Hulme)

[PoopooKaKa]

The actress that plays Stacey Slater called her daughter Dusty

 

[potatopotato2988]

Oohhh do tell us the deets!

also the TikTok of Yaz having lunch with Wolf, I thought that was cute! Prefer to see videos like that as the one before of her talking in 3x speed about her crusty lips

yeah agree
Except I thought wolf said his surname was Harvey at first and I almost got enraged

 

[welshlass87]

Me too

 

[Huffchug]

Oh she’s back with Lee. I wonder what ex she’s referring to in this dirty delete from a few weeks ago?

 

[Dansgonemad]

He will likely be starting after Christmas not sure if he is even potty trained ???
My kids had to be potty trained by 3 to attend school nursery. It’s not like when I was at school and the teachers could deal with accidents. My youngest was simply not ready and we had many tears they were meant to start in the May but had to wait until the September (4 months later new school year) to start as they wouldn’t do it. I’m not sure if llanelli or England are different but all 3 of my children had to be out of nappies, no accidents and if they did have accidents we’d have to go to the school and change them (I never had to but friends did).

Our schools in my area won't have children 3+ unless toilet trained either. (Unless of course there's a medical reason)

 

[tattybrogan]

Did anyone see edens stories when she was asked about falling about with her sisters? There’s definitely been an argument

 

[Oprahclear]

What's happened to all the compare ting driving to wales as if it was half hour away doing everything too for Wolfie videos.

 

[Hereforthetea21]

Hope she isn’t invited to the PLT event with GK Barry that would show what they now think of her

 

[wtafisthis1980]

We need some new thread titles to vote on. Thread Nr 8 is creeping up on us!!

 

[Mrloverlover]

Do you think Wolf has more of a Welsh accent because Lee is the one who communicates most with him? Or am I barking up the wrong tree with this?

no i totally agree with this too x

 

[PoopooKaKa]

Which Casper account is it on? I’ve tried to find it a few times today and haven’t been able too

Casper 10

 

[hellothere_]

WHAAAAT

 

[user726]

Yikes

 

[Ticketyboots]

Another 100 gone

Is that 100 gone from Insta or Tiktok?

 

[Lifegossip2021]

How does everyone know she paid a friend off and also hit Freya when she was pregnant ? Or is this assumptions etc.

 

[Mrloverlover]

Yikes on a bikes, try talking to your child Yaz, he’s so far behind verbally he’s gunna be picked on when he can’t communicate at nursery/school

its so sad to see isn't it, its just lazy with her

 

[tattybrogan]

In her sad birthday video posted today it looks like her rings are off? She normally always has them on when she posts videos

 

[welshlass87]

My son is 3 and in school nursery, he is still in nappies (autistic and showing no signs of wanting to be near a toilet) but the school are more then happy to have him there, around 20 of the 30 kids there aren’t actually potty trained yet though the school do encourage it. Suppose it’s different everywhere though as this is in Liverpool

I can totally understand that. I was just saying what the rules are where I am. Obviously personal circumstances differ x

 

[lookwhatthecatdraggedin1]

He will likely be starting after Christmas not sure if he is even potty trained ???
My kids had to be potty trained by 3 to attend school nursery. It’s not like when I was at school and the teachers could deal with accidents. My youngest was simply not ready and we had many tears they were meant to start in the May but had to wait until the September (4 months later new school year) to start as they wouldn’t do it. I’m not sure if llanelli or England are different but all 3 of my children had to be out of nappies, no accidents and if they did have accidents we’d have to go to the school and change them (I never had to but friends did).

My son is 3 and in school nursery, he is still in nappies (autistic and showing no signs of wanting to be near a toilet) but the school are more then happy to have him there, around 20 of the 30 kids there aren’t actually potty trained yet though the school do encourage it. Suppose it’s different everywhere though as this is in Liverpool

 

[tellmewhy]

I know. She really should start paying the electric bill

Have you seen the lights in her kitchen though?