Louise Pentland #6 Life of ease, full of pasta & cheese, she's engaged, it's Lady Louise!

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Apple In My Pie said:
I thought Darcy’s nasal speech came from how gappy she is - her teeth still haven’t grown in. It makes me think that she’s going to have a gap like her mother when they do come in. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Not that there’s anything wrong with that of course just that her teeth still haven’t grown in when you’d think that by now they would’ve!
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If you look at matts Instagram there's a few recent pics of Darcy and if you zoom in on her teeth it looks like they HAVE come through perhaps, but at a very strange angle.
 
I think Ester made that hamper? She said Esters chocolates? I would suspect that Louise got Darcy a lot more than x4 lil sis lol dolls and some chocolates.. we know how extra and for the gram she is..

Edit: unless she meant easter chocolates and presents wrapped in xmas paper..
 
Least Darcy is currently spared her another trip to Harry Potter World in Herts. Funny how they supposed to be such huge fans yet never see her or Darcy reading the books. My daughter at 9 was reading them constantly she was that NO mad.. She still 're reads them as an adult now. Had to check she wasn't sneakily reading them in bed with a torch when should have been sleeping! Never see them watching Hpotter films either. The trips are free its a fake obsession for the gram via Gleam. When do you ever see lazy reading either???.. Good writers read.. Guess that's why her books are autobiographical and very poorly written. Same goes for kids... The kids in class who are good writers are the ones who read at home a wide range of books.
 
Louise continues to ruin that, what once was, a song I loved. Ruined by her pathetic attempt of being fun and relatable.
As a mother she needs to look at her bloody cooking skills more so the nutritional needs of young children.... because from what I've seen puff pastry pizza, soup and cheese sandwiches and pasta with cream cheese doesn't offer a whole load of variety for vital vitamins and minerals or nutrients! It's not hard to find really simple wholesome recipes online- didn't she go away with Kerry Whelpdale- she could give her a few lessons!
 
EmCheese said:
I agree, can’t believe she is still feeding her a bottle twice a day like a baby! My daughter turned 2 last month and she uses a normal plastic cup. She does still have a dummy, for sleep only though.
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One of mine had a dummy it was weaned to bedtime only and then a traumatic few days when we took it away completely. I couldn't face that a second time so never used them again. I wouldn't let them have it in their mouth all day long though- hinders so many areas of growth and development!
 
Sorry, a bit of a rant here, but I want to play devil's advocate on behalf of Pearl who may grow up embarrassed or ashamed about her bottle usage when she's older.

Yah, I really wouldn't be too hard on her daughter's bottle - it's not always the mother that's "pushing" a bottle on them. I had a bottle for YEARS and I had to have braces to fix my teeth - but I had an emotionally abusive upbringing and the bottle was all I wanted to keep me comfortable.

This wasn't to say my mother was this horrible person who beat me or anything, but the relationship was not the healthiest and I needed the bottle for years of my life to keep me calm. My mother didn't know why - she didn't force it on me, but she didn't take it away. Eventually, I gave up on it in my own time. Whilst my mother had her issues, I can't blame a mother for giving her child comfort.

I mean, I can see what people will say - "it's a mother's job to take that stuff away" and I get that too. It's a slippery slope. But as a child who grew up with mental health issues from an extremely early age (we're talking under the age of five), I realise there's nuance to mothering and children's desires.

For all we know, Pearl may want that bottle as a clutch and security. She may have stuff going on in her head and she may feel scared and lonely in a way I did. Whilst that may be the cause of a mother's fault, the problem with narcs is that they can't see that.

It would make me more upset to see a mother forcing their child to give up something that may be of mental comfort during a distressing upbringing than a mother who allows them the comfort.

I developed fine - I was reading, walking and talking earlier in life than most of the kids around me. Went on to do two degrees - the only damage a bottle did was give me buck teeth which went away after 18 months of braces. It's really not that deep.

I'd be more worried about her psychological health and what it may symbolise than the bottle usage itself. But then again... it may just be that she likes her bottle and it's not that deep XD
 
I normally hate when people tell their life stories on here but I can't help but feel so sad any time these kids teeth/bottles/dummies are mentioned.

I had a dummy until I was 7 (I know) and have sucked my thumb ever since - ended up with terrible terrible teeth which I was picked on mercilessly for. Only when I was 25 did I manage to save enough money to get braces and it was life changing!

So it makes me so sad for these kids and I hope she weans the dummy and bottle soon 😭😭😭😭
 
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