namenotavailable
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This so tragic. Poor kid!
Gemma Louise Miles #16 Practically perfect in every way, shame her lip filler gives the game away
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This so tragic. Poor kid!
HoneyBee29
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No the tonies box with the Biege cover on it, Jesus Christ, just when you thought she couldn’t ‘beigeify’ anything else, something seriously wrong with her, he gets no stimulation by the looks of it whatsoever 
anonymous_flower
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Just watched her latest video from 3 days ago (getting ready for baby) and I’m shocked and feel awfully for Noah. My little girl who’s 11 months old speaks more clearly than him. Not saying she’s Einstein LOL but she says mom, dad, nan, no, yeah, and you can understand what she’s saying but Noah is just grunting and squealing. She either needs to take him offline so people can’t comment on him, or come clean about his development and have an open and honest chat about it.
I also feel awful saying this too but I genuinely believe if the second baby isn’t delayed like Noah clearly is, he will be SO much more featured than Noah as he’ll be seen as ‘normal’. It’s all so sad isn’t it.
I also feel awful saying this too but I genuinely believe if the second baby isn’t delayed like Noah clearly is, he will be SO much more featured than Noah as he’ll be seen as ‘normal’. It’s all so sad isn’t it.
She is absolutely nuts. Like NUTS. Like gemma who cares???? My toddler absolutely adores paw patrol and I let him wear and play with all the colourful stuff he wants. He allready expresses his mind. This is so unhealthy its unreal. How can one be so selfish and obsessed with "perfect".
New table wear and dining chairs now. Another 'refresh'. Well my stuff must be stale as s**t then cos I don't replace it every year.
I get that she has a partnership and she has to show off the new stuff to get paid, but it is just all so soulless.
It makes me so sad and sick that there are people in the world that literally don't own a chair or a plate, and Gemma is just discarding things all the time. I hope she at least donates the old ones to charity, or the profit she makes from selling them on.
I get that she has a partnership and she has to show off the new stuff to get paid, but it is just all so soulless.
It makes me so sad and sick that there are people in the world that literally don't own a chair or a plate, and Gemma is just discarding things all the time. I hope she at least donates the old ones to charity, or the profit she makes from selling them on.
Dramallama2
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Gemma is far too much of a greedy cow to donate anything, someone on here found out that she gets her mother in law to sell all the stuff she's been gifted on vinted, she'll be selling on all her old furniture aswell.
Was going to say the same thing not a chance in hell she donates anything! It’s disgusting that her and all the other dickheads are allowed to get away with it!
Youonlyliveonce
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mindfulmamma
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I reckon she’s either banking on getting induced because she has low Papp-A and is having growth scans, or she’s going to an elective section like someone else had said.
Seems especially suspect when she’s talking a lot about potentially having to stay in longer again.
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they do offer other safer ingrediants other than retinol (and their other ingredients you’re not supposed to use in pregnancy)but would be interesting to know whether she genuinely does use it and has changed her prescription or not. I remember Home with Shan talking about it when she was pregnant again
Seems especially suspect when she’s talking a lot about potentially having to stay in longer again.
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they do offer other safer ingrediants other than retinol (and their other ingredients you’re not supposed to use in pregnancy)but would be interesting to know whether she genuinely does use it and has changed her prescription or not. I remember Home with Shan talking about it when she was pregnant again
Shes becoming my bec. Like shes so fake. Her morning routine consists her staring out of window with perfectly put hair etc. Oh everything so beige and perfect. Dear lord gemma shes such a fake miserable person. I want colour!!! She inspires me to never become saddo like her
My grandson is 6 and we all thought he was autistic, showed all the signs. Didn’t interact/show emotion/no eye contact. He was assessed and they concluded that he has GDD. They said covid restrictions were the main cause. Even though he was seeing family he wasn’t interacting with other kids his own age. He’s still behind with his speech. He has only improved by going to school every day. I don’t think one day a week at nursery is enough if N is isolated the rest of the time.
Dramallama2
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I think he’s in nursery full time. All she seems to do is lie in bed watching Netflix. Motherhood is definitely not for her.
ginger tea
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I’m so fed up with everything getting blamed on Covid 
there wasn’t any play groups when I was growing up, I didn’t go to nursery either, it’s not all down to socialising with other children, it’s your home environment, the engagement from your parents, it’s talking to your child properly involving them in doing little tasks, let them do there own risk evaluations, let them make a mess, let them explore and investigate their surroundings, don’t sit them in front of a screen for hours on end or pap them in a boring bland “play” room, where is the enrichment in that
there wasn’t any play groups when I was growing up, I didn’t go to nursery either, it’s not all down to socialising with other children, it’s your home environment, the engagement from your parents, it’s talking to your child properly involving them in doing little tasks, let them do there own risk evaluations, let them make a mess, let them explore and investigate their surroundings, don’t sit them in front of a screen for hours on end or pap them in a boring bland “play” room, where is the enrichment in thatHoneyBee29
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Nursery isn’t the be all end all, there’s other ways to socialise kids outside of nursery, toddler mornings at softplay, toddler groups etc. mine wasn’t in a nursery environment until 2 and a half and when she started she was way more outgoing and confident than some of her cousins that had been in nursery from before they turned 1. I took her to toddler morning softplay a few times a week. It’s a lot to do with home life as well.
ginger tea
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Absolutely
nursery isn’t for everyone, some children thrive in smaller more intimate groupsmindfulmamma
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This weeks scan (at 37 weeks) his growth has dropped so at the next scan (in a couple of weeks) …. 39 weeks then? She may be induced for an “early birth”
She does know 37 weeks is full term doesn’t she?
She does know 37 weeks is full term doesn’t she?
Dramallama2
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She’s absolutely thick as minceThis weeks scan (at 37 weeks) his growth has dropped so at the next scan (in a couple of weeks) …. 39 weeks then? She may be induced for an “early birth”
She does know 37 weeks is full term doesn’t she?
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