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Would we all love to cocoon our children away and not let the big bad world hurt them in any way, probably yes, but! Meanwhile IN THE REAL WORLD😳 a saying goes "from the time they take their first step, they're walking away from you" but we (hopefully 🙄) help prepare them navigate thru the world, let them make mistakes, be there for them when they fall or fail, this starts from that day they take their first step, go to playschool, school,make friends have partners, thru university/work, marriage all the way up to them maybe having their own children etc They never stop being your child no matter what age, but they have to be allowed experience life, the good AND the bad. So if you're reading here sarah!!! Loosen up the umbilical cord before they're older and resent you ❤️
 
Evan said:
Would we all love to cocoon our children away and not let the big bad world hurt them in any way, probably yes, but! Meanwhile IN THE REAL WORLD😳 a saying goes "from the time they take their first step, they're walking away from you" but we (hopefully 🙄) help prepare them navigate thru the world, let them make mistakes, be there for them when they fall or fail, this starts from that day they take their first step, go to playschool, school,make friends have partners, thru university/work, marriage all the way up to them maybe having their own children etc They never stop being your child no matter what age, but they have to be allowed experience life, the good AND the bad. So if you're reading here sarah!!! Loosen up the umbilical cord before they're older and resent you ❤️
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Brilliantly said,So true.👏It's all her insecurity projected onto them.To build up their immunity to germs alone they need to be out & about.
 
Her review of the Ring doorbell - honestly, is there nothing she doesn't complain about/ have an issue with?

Sounds like her internet is the problem and not the doorbell. Our entire neighbourhood has them (all Ring ones) and I've yet to hear of a single issue.

Very interesting also that Harry's issues have cleared up now she's around less. The irony that she can't even see it. She's free to focus on ruining the other two now.
 
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Her review of the Ring doorbell - honestly, is there nothing she doesn't complain about/ have an issue with?

Sounds like her internet is the problem and not the doorbell. Our entire neighbourhood has them (all Ring ones) and I've yet to hear of a single issue.

Very interesting also that Harry's issues have cleared up now she's around less. The irony that she can't even see it. She's free to focus on ruining the other two now.
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100% Every fault she mentioned is internet related.

Seriously is her husband mute or just as thick as her??? I know we say it day after day but WHEN is she ever going to engage her brain????
 
I haven't posted on this thread before but seriously is this one actually looking for an accident to happen in her bathroom!!? Why in the name of god would you place mirrors behind taps that are not secure! Nevermind the fact that they look stupid blocking any light but more importantly they are a disaster waiting to happen.. And I'm speaking from experience. I was staying at a house with my sister and her small kids. A mirror was set up propped behind the sink exactly the way hers are and the youngest who was 3 at the time was brushing her teeth and the mirror fell forward, smashed in pieces on the sink and shards of the glass hit her in the face, she was so lucky that none went into her eyes. All it takes it a split second for that to happen.
 
Roundthegarden said:
I haven't posted on this thread before but seriously is this one actually looking for an accident to happen in her bathroom!!? Why in the name of god would you place mirrors behind taps that are not secure! Nevermind the fact that they look stupid blocking any light but more importantly they are a disaster waiting to happen.. And I'm speaking from experience. I was staying at a house with my sister and her small kids. A mirror was set up propped behind the sink exactly the way hers are and the youngest who was 3 at the time was brushing her teeth and the mirror fell forward, smashed in pieces on the sink and shards of the glass hit her in the face, she was so lucky that none went into her eyes. All it takes it a split second for that to happen.
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Well Sarah does live for a bit of drama.
 
I know it’s personal preference of course but I hate frosted windows on a front bedroom (this is a big bedroom window) Then she sticks two monstrosities mirrors behind the sinks??!! Can’t even open the window after a shower!! And then suggesting fixing them to to wall?? So they’d be dangling 😂😂 yeah sounds much safer.

And don’t get me started on the bunk beds in the boys room rammed up against their window!!
 
Thegoodlife said:
I know it’s personal preference of course but I hate frosted windows on a front bedroom (this is a big bedroom window) Then she sticks two monstrosities mirrors behind the sinks??!! Can’t even open the window after a shower!! And then suggesting fixing them to to wall?? So they’d be dangling 😂😂 yeah sounds much safer.

And don’t get me started on the bunk beds in the boys room rammed up against their window!!
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She has no interior skills at all. And zero cop on. They probably don’t use that bathroom. And of course there was drama …
 

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