Brummy Mummy #170 The only likeness to the Titanic is that your career is going down.

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Too unfit to carry her own holdall.

Safeguarding people, her son is 11. Why would you book a double room then actively share that with the world?
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Jellybean79 said:
It’s so sad she’s always so surprised how lovely her own son is. We all see it, so she must ignore him completely to be so blind to it 😔
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I think she just has a constant need to show off. Ethan could have complained the entire time, had tantrums and she’d still come online and say he’s a Dream. Because she thinks it’s a direct reflection on her parenting skills, that of course she has two perfect teens/pre teens.

Emma is the type of person that can never admit to anything bad. Her house is horrendous and she knows it’s completely inappropriate for that family but she’ll continue to post that one corner of her living room trying to pretend she loves it. In LA she wouldn’t stop banging on about how incredible Uber is even though theyve been around for over a decade - all because people were questioning why they didn’t rent a car.

I’m not saying she should post about her children’s bad behaviour - and they definitely do behave badly occasionally like every other child - I would just definitely take whatever Babs says with a pinch of salt.
 
Gl1tt3rUn1c0rn said:
Oh it pisses me off soooooo much when she spouts all the ‘it’s so easy when they grow up’. Maybe for you Babs but we don’t all experience that. I have a son with ND. He’s 19. It’s worse now than when he was younger, and believe me I thought it was bad then! Emma just duck right off, far far way with your ’advice’. It is not helpful to anyone.

Sending extra love to all the cow bags who have ND children. And sorry for the rant!
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Yes! One of my kids is autistic. 23, still lives at home and I have a feeling always will. My other kid is 32 and is neurotypical, has a PhD, own home, getting married etc., but struggles with severe anxiety. Ok, so we don't have to wipe their arses any more BUT teen and adult children still need their parents, just in different ways that are oftentimes HARDER than when they were younger. Babs herself still needs her parents, not just for babysitting/dogsitting, but how about when she got herself in serious debt and they had to help her navigate her way out of that because she couldn't do it on her own? She's such a thundercunt. Can't stand her, the stupid witch.
 
Wish I had £142 to blow on a room for the night. I've just scraped together £20 so my teen daughter can go out and have fun with her friends today. It's close to payday and I'm always careful in case of a surprise bill.

I have a ND son too and though he's still only young, worry for his future. He can't cope with mainstream schools and we have very little days out as he suffers from anxiety.
 
Allthecakes said:
Too unfit to carry her own holdall.

Safeguarding people, her son is 11. Why would you book a double room then actively share that with the world?
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Why would you book a double room at all? If nothing else there are premier inns all over the London (which are supposed to be his favourite place in the world, right?) which do twin rooms.
 
I’ve said it once I’ll say it again citizen m are adult hotels for adult activities they’re cheaper because it’s basically a shag pad with free adult entertainment provided in the rooms! I’ve been loads as I like having private parts action with my husband and it’s a proper grown up hotel not a place for kids 😂 what next we popped in to spearmint rhino? Sex shops in soho?
 
Gl1tt3rUn1c0rn said:
Oh it pisses me off soooooo much when she spouts all the ‘it’s so easy when they grow up’. Maybe for you Babs but we don’t all experience that. I have a son with ND. He’s 19. It’s worse now than when he was younger, and believe me I thought it was bad then! Emma just duck right off, far far way with your ’advice’. It is not helpful to anyone.

Sending extra love to all the cow bags who have ND children. And sorry for the rant!
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Yes, loving the Cow bag solidarity! Not all kids get easier when they get older. 💙
I too was left fuming by Babs trying to reassure the dimwitted Babettes that days out are easier when ‘they’re older’. Maybe it’s just her simplistic way of bragging that HER kids are easier now. More likely, it’s her fucked-up, small-minded assumption that all her followers are 46 year old, size 18 stay at home, Disney-park loving mums with a girl and a boy child, i.e: just like their kweeen.
 
Stich2020 said:
I reckon she doesn't spend any alone time with the children unless she is pushed to do it, hence why the 'little panic' about going away alone with Es.
She stays in bed when they get ready for school in the mornings and is already in pyjamas and scheduling their bed time by the time they are back from school.
I can't imagine her being the parent they go to for help with homework either, she knows tit all.
At the weekend she uses 🦈🦷 and the wets as her human shield against being alone with her kids.
I look back at when my daughter was the age Es are right now and it was (and still is) so easy to spend hours chatting to her, not only about her interests but fashion, movies, music, history, travel, current affairs and my own childhood experiences.
She acts so surprised that her children have their own mind.
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I'm never not surprised at how much she babies them. Considering she's built a "career" on hating the baby/toddler years and she's so bleeping lazy, I'm surprised she strives so hard to keep them so bloody dependent. Her need for control must outweigh her laziness, because I'm amazed she isn't fully on board with them being more independent/capable so they can share Ste's duties of all the housework, cooking, and generally waiting on her hand and foot, plus she can do even less parenting. She missed a trick really, those kids could be fully self sufficient by now and she would never have to move from the sofa.
 
Riiiiiiiiight said:
Why citizen m? It’s a compact hotel designed for couples as it’s one big double bed and a caravan style bathroom… all the rooms pretty much have tower view and it’s where my husband tends to take me for a child free weekend! Poor little E he’s had to spend the last few days sharing a bed with the walrus!
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the golden child had the best most expensive hotel in Disneyland Paris so of course the boy gets the dregs
 
MoodyMerde said:
Yes, loving the Cow bag solidarity! Not all kids get easier when they get older. 💙
I too was left fuming by Babs trying to reassure the dimwitted Babettes that days out are easier when ‘they’re older’. Maybe it’s just her simplistic way of bragging that HER kids are easier now. More likely, it’s her fucked-up, small-minded assumption that all her followers are 46 year old, size 18 stay at home, Disney-park loving mums with a girl and a boy child, i.e: just like their kweeen.
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I think she's still in the bit a lot of parents experience where they're much less hard work than the baby/toddler stage but they haven't started throwing hormonally charged teenage curveballs yet. I remember thinking that my teen wasn't too bad until 14/15 hit.
 
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