Boss_mummy_sale #10 Films herself whilst on the loo, won't take her kids to the zoo

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Wearesailing13 said:
Why do they have to include alcohol in EVERYTHING? It’s bizarre
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It baffles me, it’s like she’s in her late teens showing off that she has booze, but in reality they are functioning alcoholics. Maybe it’s the only thing that gives them any personality…but they’d definitely be over the influence driving after a couple of glasses which seems to be the minimum normal for them.
 
It really makes me sad that they've taken the kids for what is a really lovely evening on the beach and they have to have a drink to get through it. Can't just take them and have fun, they need the wine. Do not even start me on the drink driving. I can't see how they can risk it with their precious kids in the car. I have never even had 1 while I am driving because for me its never been worth the risk and its not that important for me. They honestly need to give themselves a shake.
 
I dont get the booze. I just dont. I don't have kids but even if I've got something fun planned for the Saturday and we go out on the Friday night, I'm not risking not being on my a game and won't drink.

On a separate note. My sister is a (mostly) functioning alcoholic and she has kids, not all in her care anymore, and because of her drinking and the risks she takes/the risks she has put the kids and herself at we no longer have a relationship because I felt like I was okay-ing her behaviour sticking around. So the fact she still has all these fan girls fawning over her on insta baffles the tit out of me.

We babysit my OH nephews fairly often, neither of us would dream of even having even 1 drink before getting in the car with them. And definitely not getting drunk when they sleep over, the fear of 'what if' and needing to take them to the hospital of wherever. Nah I just don't get the boozing. Even having a hangover with the kids around is a no no for me. They need full attention. Obvs being a full time parent is different, life and socialising does happen, but to be on the booze as frequently as she is, that's a problem.
 
Did anybody see the documentary with Vikki Pattinson and her dad who is an alcoholic? Her Mum said it started when they were younger they were a very sociable couple who would be out Friday and Saturday night having a piss up. Then it got extended to Thursday and then he started finding excuses for drinking on a Tuesday night etc etc till it became having a drink every single day. Sound like old Boss Mum et al. Vikki said she remembered many occasion when she walked home from a night out with her dad where he was so drunk she was propping him up and it felt like she was responsible for him. She reckons she was as young as 8/9 first of all. It was heart breaking and this pair should think on!!!!
 
Surely Quinn has not only got up from his sleep a few hours ago? She's so unarsed when it comes to his sleep! I know not everyone follows a 'routine' but surely a reasonable bedtime, wake up time and nap time is good for any of us? My toddler is the same age as Quinn and ain't NO WAY I'll be letting him sleep in and no way I'd let him sleep til 4pm and lunch at 4pm like she did the other day 🤣🤯 I think she thinks it's cool 'snoozy boy has just woke up' well wake him up earlier then give him some milk and breakfast he must be starving and needs a cuddle!!
 
I imagine with what we see of their parenting style being outdated, that they have the outdated view to drinking and driving.

I’m a parent to two and wouldn’t dream of drinking around my children, mostly so I can be clear headed and give them my best attention but incase I needed to drive somewhere urgently such as a&e. there was no need for them to drink at the beach. Just imagine if one of the children had been swept out by a wave? How could they save them if they’d been on the wine? I know we always say here she is alcohol dependent but it really shocks me how much. They have a drink at every opportunity, whether that be at home or out. Not sure I’ll watch the Vicky pattison documentary but I heard a radio interview and she said so many people just think it’s normal and actually it’s a huge problem for some.

And again, just leaving Q to sleep is awful. Whenever we have warmer weather I’m really conscious that my two are drinking enough (toddler and baby) and will wake them if they sleep too long. She thinks it’s an easy life and being a “cool” parent but actually I think it’s very irresponsible. I doubt she even checks on him but just waits and waits for him to wake up. What if he was poorly?
 
Oh wow Georgie, what a dreadful week you've had. Honestly, why can't you ever catch a break.....?! She really needs to get a grip. The moans she shares are crap you'd tell your mum or your best mate, not a load of randoms on your Insta. She really has no perspective. I wonder was she a very spoilt child and always used to getting her own way and so now the slightest inconvenience becomes a drama. At least it's an excuse to drink later eh.
 
I'm here waiting for all this to unfold 🤣 'wine needed!!!' post will be coming soon... Like she needs an excuse 🤣

Also a tough week? For a woman who has sadly been through miscarriages, her grandad is in a care home and her best friend's mum is/was in hospital with COVID to name a few she's currently crying over a fridge on a Tuesday, where are your wonderful neighbors now? To pop stuff in their fridge as an emergency, milk, butter, WINE etc..
 
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