Boss_mummy_sale #8 It’s not an AD its a referral jobby, special rules for crazy froggy

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Baby groups have been open and active for the last year! I know as I've been going to them! My son was 3 months old when lockdown came and as soon as baby groups opened again, we booked them and went to them! Spaces had to prebooked and classes were smaller and you had to wear a mask but they were on and there!
She could have been going for a year! It's bollocks!
 
heatmagazine said:
She got to bubble with her mum, dad and secret granny as he was under 1yo. So she did lockdown with her husband, school child, mum, dad and grandparent. Ffs 😂
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I was about to say “I didn’t have anyone”. Her parents practically lived at hers! You were allowed a support bubble/childcare support in the November lockdown. Q was born October. They didn’t miss out. Even at new year, they were partying with her parents under the bubble excuse because she storied them all blind drunk.
 
I had my second baby in July 2020 & we absolutely loved that we were in our own literal “bubble” no endless stream of visitors. We were able to settle in with our new addition & enjoy a good few weeks of just us four. We will never have the luxury of that ever again so we made the most of it. We went for walks with the baby & our now 5 year old & the dog. Packed a little lunch up & we’d sit on the grass at a park or a bench somewhere. Play ball, frisbee or blow bubbles with our eldest, stuff that cost pennies or was absolutely free. Eldest loved the extra time & attention that we could give her with nothing else going on. It was tough not having my mum & sisters pop by but we were doing what we could to keep everyone safe - the same as the rest of the country !
Funny how so many of us went through exactly the same experience but it only affected BM :rolleyes:
I also call bullshit on the baby groups etc, what she means is she couldn’t get pissed with her besties as she has never once put those children before herself.
 
ohdoris said:
I had my second baby in July 2020 & we absolutely loved that we were in our own literal “bubble” no endless stream of visitors. We were able to settle in with our new addition & enjoy a good few weeks of just us four. We will never have the luxury of that ever again so we made the most of it. We went for walks with the baby & our now 5 year old & the dog. Packed a little lunch up & we’d sit on the grass at a park or a bench somewhere. Play ball, frisbee or blow bubbles with our eldest, stuff that cost pennies or was absolutely free. Eldest loved the extra time & attention that we could give her with nothing else going on. It was tough not having my mum & sisters pop by but we were doing what we could to keep everyone safe - the same as the rest of the country !
Funny how so many of us went through exactly the same experience but it only affected BM :rolleyes:
I also call bullshit on the baby groups etc, what she means is she couldn’t get pissed with her besties as she has never once put those children before herself.
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Quite simply...you're not a drama queen like Boss mummy! 😂

Yes I get its hard especially when you're like her with a thousand besties and have to see a million and one different people in one weekend. But does she ever stop to think of those that weren't so lucky to be able to be at home in a safe bubble? I went to work every day praying I didn't bring it home to my family and grieving for my grandad who I lost on the day we went into lockdown. Working with covid patients on the front line was bleeping scary but let's all just sit and feel sorry for her and her rainbow babies shall we.
 
Erm.. the glasses take away from your crappy personality BM
 

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As a professional face painter I am shocked to see she painted Q (full face).

there are guidelines to painting faces and you should NEVER paint children under the age of 2. Their skin is not mature enough to deal with cosmetics and in some cases this can lead to a lifetime tendency to break out in contact dermatitis. Most face painters won’t even entertain children under the age of 3 because it goes against the recommendation of paint manufacturers (such as snazaroo etc.) supports your case in the event of potential insurance claims. I know BM is NOT a professional Face painter,she’s just trying to do a fun thing with the children (which I applaud) however once again there’s so much disregard of the safety of the activity.
Made me think of the old age saying “Im not mad, just disappointed”
 
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My daughter was born the same time as Q and I absolutely loved that we where in lockdown. Being at home with my family without any visitors was brill.
And she’s moaning about the baby groups but it’s not like Q knows what he was missing out on. It’s more she missed out on going out for lunch and a glass of wine.
 
She’s such a prick!!!
I’m a single mum and couldn’t bubble up with anyone as my retired parents we’re classed as vulnerable ( my dad has leukaemia) I was working from home full time and entertaining/ kind of home schooling my 2 children then ages 5 & 9, all on my own no support all while trying to get delivery slots to feed us because I wasn’t allowed to take the children into the supermarket as we was refused entry at 1 attempt.
It was hard but we made so many amazing memories as a family. When I finished work every evening we would go and explore where we lived, we found trails, paths and areas we’d never found before. we even discovered a waterfall at the back of our house. We would order pizza and eat it by the river till the sun went down watching the bats come out and fly over the river.
We would go for our walk as the sun was rising before I started work all clutching hot chocolates and coffees checking how the tadpole were growing each day at a bear by pond.
we camped in the garden, I bought a projector and we watched films in the garden.
we just made the most of not having to rush to an activity/appointment… not having to stick to a time table and enjoyed time togeather. As much as covid was tit we actually loved those time and We would still do that part over again. We lived in active wear, had hair cut a la mummy but we were content ( most of the time) I am grateful for having birth at time with my babies, I’m grateful we were all safe and well. I’m grateful I was able to still work and be with my children.
the fact she hated lockdown was down to her not making the most of the opportunity. She’s a spoilt bratt. She should be grateful for being able to bubble up with her parents, for being able to have time with her babies as well as having support from 3 adults.
She ain’t bossing tit…. Actually I take that back… here bossing being a functioning alcholic…she’s epic at that… but that’s because that’s her “vibe” 🤦🏼‍♀️
 
My little one was 10 months old when we went into lockdown and it’s hit him hard, he’s nearly 3 and not talking yet, HV believes it could be due to missing so much socialising and interaction with other tots. Tots groups are only just opening up here. We didn’t see my family (in another country) for nearly 2 years. We’re rural so in deepest darkest lockdown we literally saw no one. Home schooling and a 10 month old, missing my family etc I ended up in counselling and on medication. I’ve also developed anxiety about going to places I haven’t been before, not being in a safe bubble.
But ya know it only happened to BM
 
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