Omg 100%. Me and my other half heard it and wooden is not the word. Awful! Sounded like he was reading from a pageJust heard Joe on Radio 2 and had to come here. Not had an opinion previously, but OMG, his voice is not made for radio
Omg 100%. Me and my other half heard it and wooden is not the word. Awful! Sounded like he was reading from a pageJust heard Joe on Radio 2 and had to come here. Not had an opinion previously, but OMG, his voice is not made for radio
Technically Marley is in the photo as Rosie was pregnant on their wedding day
yes! especially because he has another brother too!Anyone else find him refering to his brother as his other half a little bit creepy??
I’m his (slight) defence, i cycle my lock screen photos through a few favourites.sometimes they’re multiple people, sometimes it’s just a particular photo of one child that makes me laugh.Of course indie is the lock screen and not the other one (what’s his name again?)
My daughter is 18 months and has a dummy for sleep and I find that if she now has it in the day, there is hell to pay for when you take it away. She was ill back in November so had it loads during the day to soothe her and the following week was awful - she just screamed constantly for it! When it's just limited to sleep, she happily hands them back over in the morning or post-nap and carries on. I imagine Indie being exactly the same and Joe not being able to cope with a few days of tantrums before she realises dummies are for sleep only.Indie with a dummy in the day again. I get dummies as a sleep cue but kids Indie‘s age do not need a dummy during the day IMO (and this comes from someone who had a dummy for sleep until I was 4 )
Our toddler was the same, they started asking for it more in lockdown 1 so we ended up giving them to ’the dummy fairy’ just before they turned 2 and we’ve never looked back. Its clear that Indie is a bright girl and she would be absolutely fine giving them up, I think Joe/Rosie don’t want to as they know it may mean a few nights of disturbance.My daughter is 18 months and has a dummy for sleep and I find that if she now has it in the day, there is hell to pay for when you take it away. She was ill back in November so had it loads during the day to soothe her and the following week was awful - she just screamed constantly for it! When it's just limited to sleep, she happily hands them back over in the morning or post-nap and carries on. I imagine Indie being exactly the same and Joe not being able to cope with a few days of tantrums before she realises dummies are for sleep only.
This is encouraging to know - we are thinking of doing this in the next 6-12 months and doing the dummy fairy too which would mean around 2-2.5years. And 100% yes to the disturbance. Anything for an easy life for Joe especially! You know when they do get rid, he'll be out on his skateboard for a week! Bet he coincides it with a trip away so Rosie has to deal with it solo.Our toddler was the same, they started asking for it more in lockdown 1 so we ended up giving them to ’the dummy fairy’ just before they turned 2 and we’ve never looked back. Its clear that Indie is a bright girl and she would be absolutely fine giving them up, I think Joe/Rosie don’t want to as they know it may mean a few nights of disturbance.
It was a lot easier than we expected, you have nothing to worry about, especially if your daughter only has it for sleep. I think we had two nights where our toddler took longer to go to sleep but after that they went back to settling quickly xThis is encouraging to know - we are thinking of doing this in the next 6-12 months and doing the dummy fairy too which would mean around 2-2.5years. And 100% yes to the disturbance. Anything for an easy life for Joe especially! You know when they do get rid, he'll be out on his skateboard for a week! Bet he coincides it with a trip away so Rosie has to deal with it solo.
Me tooI'm still really bleeping pissed off about this Jamie Oliver shitshow.
Like, seething.
Aside from the obvious, how the duck have they been allowed to make this. SOAPS have had to socially distance, all big TV shows have either been cancelled/moved/had to do it with no audience + socially distanced, have been away from their families for weeks on end just to give people a bit of entertainment (referring to strictly here) despite probably being tested DAILY. The theatres have been closed for so so many months, people in the entertainment industry have lost so many jobs and they don’t know if they’ll ever be re-employed in their industry. Just terrible. We all know Joe has absolutely no moral compass but Channel 4 should be ashamed.I'm still really bleeping pissed off about this Jamie Oliver shitshow.
Like, seething.
I’m in tier 4 and you can meet up with one person outside for a walk or run etcHe’s just posted he’s going to meet a friend to run tomorrow. Isn’t he in tier 4? I thought that wasn’t allowed. Of course, nothing can stand in the way of how goal.