Joe Wicks #21 Dosie and the ferals

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How do people not realise working out is his job?? He’s not working out and then heading to an office. They have plenty of free time!!
 

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I would have attempted that hike with kids as we did plenty of similar when ours were little but absolutely not with a toddler and a baby in carriers. You have to be able to move quickly and grab the kids if they get in any trouble or panic etc.

Plus the heat for a baby wrapped in a carrier would be potentially really dangerous increased when you start sweating yourself.
 
smirkingpot said:
I would have attempted that hike with kids as we did plenty of similar when ours were little but absolutely not with a toddler and a baby in carriers. You have to be able to move quickly and grab the kids if they get in any trouble or panic etc.

Plus the heat for a baby wrapped in a carrier would be potentially really dangerous increased when you start sweating yourself.
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Agreed, they need to be of an age where they can tell you they are thirsty/tired/too hot etc and I'd always want one adult to be without a carrier/baby backpack to help the others.
 
losingmymindagain said:
My first thought was ‘what if one of them (child or adult) slips and bangs their head? Or falls from a height onto the rocks?’. Why oh why would you want to attempt that with four very young children in tow? Two of which need carrying! Is it supposed to be some kind of big flex or something? Cos I’m just thinking twats.
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Everything Joe does is for flex purposes. He could have easily gone with the 2 older ones by himself, while Rosie kept the younger 2 in the shade. I can't get over the fact they did it in casual, fashion trainers - not even sturdy walking boots. It's great that they want to provide their kids some experiences, beyond the lovely childhood memory of having to sleep alone on a sofa in a strange country for 3 months, but I think it was just foolish in the heat and conditions.
 
He really hates parenthood really doesn’t he -he struggles with it massively that’s obvious, so why keep adding? I think he’s trying to prove something to himself, like he’s an exceptional dad. No joe, you arnt. Also.., like duck he did that interval run 😂 he’s just gone and carried on walking… because he’s not superhuman like he thinks he is and wants to appear
 
I really haven’t noticed any glaringly ND behaviours in any of his kids (and I have a pretty good radar) but if I had to choose one, I’d also choose Marley. Mainly because Marley has always been the “difficult” one compared with the faultless Indie 😂 He’s the one who seems to not toe the party line in terms of sleep difficulties, food etc.
 
smirkingpot said:
Tbf to Joe (and I’m not one to do that as a rule!) I don’t think it’s very unusual or even wrong to be fed up with night wakings when you have small children. I did NOT feel constantly grateful about being a parent when I’d been woken several times every night and would moan at anyone willing to listen!
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Just come back from a mum and baby group where sleepless nights were the main topic of conversation...
 
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