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Sorry if this has already been mentioned but did anyone else see this? What are people's thoughts on her reply?
It’s good she hasn’t got defensive . I’ve got to be honest I don’t think it’s appropriate to comment that on someone’s Instagram pic suggesting their child is autistic though 🙈 .. It def could all be down to learning difficulties or delayed development though, there is definitely signs but it could just be down to parenting . Hopefully she has a health visitor she can see, maybe now he’s at school age they will pick up on it x
 
I did an adult nursing degree in my 20s and did not need GCSE’s? And even if you do need them for certain courses you can do them along side a foundation or access course. She wants to go into nursing so in my opinion it is pointless and drags everything out longer . My opinion .
GCSEs will offer the equivalent of an access course so doesn’t drag anything out. Either route will get her into nursing

It’s good she hasn’t got defensive . I’ve got to be honest I don’t think it’s appropriate to comment that on someone’s Instagram pic suggesting their child is autistic though 🙈 .. It def could all be down to learning difficulties or delayed development though, there is definitely signs but it could just be down to parenting . Hopefully she has a health visitor she can see, maybe now he’s at school age they will pick up on it x
Definitely inappropriate to comment this on someone’s Instagram pic. Amber took it really graciously, a lot of other people wouldn’t! I personally don’t think he shows traits of autism. He’s been allowed to have the dummy far too long which has suppressed development of speech. Also amber and Ste did some parenting work a few series back and haven’t seemed to assert any of the stuff they were taught.
 
Also is it me but can we point out and ask why Chloe is doing her GCSEs . What is the actual point when you are in your 20s. GCSEs are useless when you are older, you can get into university without them, there are foundation courses etc if she wants to go to uni and if she is really going to push this notion of wanting to be a midwife there are access courses. Spending a year of your life, 2 evenings a week to get 2 GCSEs to me is personally a waste of time at her age.

I’m currently training to be a midwife and I had to have my GCSEs first to do my access course. Not a waste of time at all. Without spending a year doing evening classes to get my GCSE I wouldn’t be where I am now
 
Sorry if this has already been mentioned but did anyone else see this? What are people's thoughts on her reply?
I didn’t see this but I think she’s taken that really well - a lot of people wouldn’t. I agree with the other comments though, his speech isn’t helped at all by having a dummy & his behaviour isn’t helped by his parents. It’s refreshing to see that the comment hasn’t just been deleted though like a lot of “influencers” would do.
 
I have just watched last nights episode and this has prob been covered here, but Chloe's attitude towards her mother in the shop was a disgrace, telling her she won't see Marley if she doesn't accept Jordan, I'd be saying alright sweetheart see you later! She will be running back to her mum before her mum needs her! She is becoming more and more disgusting with ever episode and painting herself in a terrible light, I do not believe what she says on social media about only seeing 5 mins of her life here and there I firmly believe she is that much of a boot 100% of the time.
 
I just flicked through the aftershow thing on facebook with Cara and Nathan talking about the show and there's a clip of chloe's mum in there saying like she doesn't have a problem with jordan and if they want to be together they should be together but if they aren't happy and it isn't working they should just leave it and she's so right! also in that video Chloe sounds like an awful kids tv presenter in all her clips it's hilarious
 
Why was Tel even there in the first place. He's been with her for 5 minutes and suddenly he has an input into the kids school? And to get arsey when the kids actual dad does show up. What the hell.

Stay in your lane, Terence.

Megan needs to check herself. Why is your new boyfriend of 5 minutes checking out schools full stop then trying to dictate terms. If there was a chance he was coming, Megan should have gone on her own. Dylan was 100% right in what he said.
The wannabe Essex roadman is too much - Dylan has every right to turn up and check out schools for his son.

Megan’s delusion this series is too much😑
 
I can’t believe how badly Chloe spoke to her mum last night! To expect them to go for a meal and play happy families after what Jordan had just done to her (especially knowing her mum got allllll the details) is one thing but to then sit there and demand that one of them has to drive Jordan around with Marley because she’s going away!

Why couldn’t Jordan’s parents help him out? Or if he really had no other option, get a cab/public transport? Chloe came across so rude, especially then speaking to her mum like she was the parent and her mum was in the wrong. So so embarrassing to watch!
 
I think Tel' s reaction was fair enough. He shouldn't have been involved and I'd imagine he probably hadn't wanted to be and at most had gone along to support Megan. Megan shouldn't have involved him and definitely should've chased up Dylan, IMO. I'd be annoyed if I was Dylan, both that he wasn't reminded and also that Tel was there.
I wouldn’t be jumping on the autistic claim until he has the dummy removed. His speech is awful because he has a speech stopper in his gob most of the day.

His tantrums are more then likely from watching his parents do the same thing. Too easy to put bad parenting down to autism.
I'm heavily involved with a boy with autism and I whole heartedly agree. Yes it's case by case. But I don't think Brooklyn shows any signs of autism at all. His speech seems ok when he hasn't got a dummy in, though it's a bit unclear likely because of the dummy. Little tantrums and aggression are NOT a trait of autism 😑 He's literally mirroring his parents' behaviour and that's very clear to see.
 
I think Tel' s reaction was fair enough. He shouldn't have been involved and I'd imagine he probably hadn't wanted to be and at most had gone along to support Megan. Megan shouldn't have involved him and definitely should've chased up Dylan, IMO. I'd be annoyed if I was Dylan, both that he wasn't reminded and also that Tel was there.

I'm heavily involved with a boy with autism and I whole heartedly agree. Yes it's case by case. But I don't think Brooklyn shows any signs of autism at all. His speech seems ok when he hasn't got a dummy in, though it's a bit unclear likely because of the dummy. Little tantrums and aggression are NOT a trait of autism 😑 He's literally mirroring his parents' behaviour and that's very clear to see.
I seen a comment from amber saying he only has the dummy now on a night she trying to get him off it as a comfort sort of thing, someone suggested cutting the teat off it
With the autism thing my brother is autistic diagnosed at 8 , don't think he shows signs, just a speech delay from the dummy if he had learning difficulties or autism etc the school would of picked up on it and referred them but since he is 4 ? He's still to young most places won't officially diagnose until around 5 or out of reception class
Tel shouldn't of gone he isn't the dad, i understand the reaction with the text but he shouldn't of don't it least the kids weren't there
why does his face look like he needs to sneeze megan commented on the video on the Facebook page with a explanation about it and
McKenzie got his first choice school
 
Is that what it's about the kids school? Why would her boyfriend need to be there that's just plain weird. Unless he was the kids step dad for some time and their biological dad wasn't involved. Far as I can see Dylan is an active parent in his kids life's so he should be there. Be different story if reanne wanted to go along too 😂
 
GCSEs will offer the equivalent of an access course so doesn’t drag anything out. Either route will get her into nursing


Definitely inappropriate to comment this on someone’s Instagram pic. Amber took it really graciously, a lot of other people wouldn’t! I personally don’t think he shows traits of autism. He’s been allowed to have the dummy far too long which has suppressed development of speech. Also amber and Ste did some parenting work a few series back and haven’t seemed to assert any of the stuff they were taught.
An access course is equivalent to 4 Alevels. It’s way higher than GCSEs.
 
Is that what it's about the kids school? Why would her boyfriend need to be there that's just plain weird. Unless he was the kids step dad for some time and their biological dad wasn't involved. Far as I can see Dylan is an active parent in his kids life's so he should be there. Be different story if reanne wanted to go along too 😂
This was filmed in November when reanne was due to give birth so she probs would of been if she wasn't 9 months pregnant and due any day
 
I’m currently training to be a midwife and I had to have my GCSEs first to do my access course. Not a waste of time at all. Without spending a year doing evening classes to get my GCSE I wouldn’t be where I am now

I trained as an adult nurse and got into nursing via an access course and did not need GCSEs, everything that was needed to apply was included within the access course. Strange they made you do GCSEs before accessing the course. Maybe it depends on what area you live. I’m on my second degree an GCSEs have never been required.
 
I did an adult nursing degree in my 20s and did not need GCSE’s? And even if you do need them for certain courses you can do them along side a foundation or access course. She wants to go into nursing so in my opinion it is pointless and drags everything out longer . My opinion .

I wanted to become a midwife but needed certain GCSEs to do it so would’ve had to do them before doing an access to uni course.

This was about 2/3 years ago.

Unfortunately I couldn’t go ahead with it then as I didnt qualify for help with childcare. Hoping to go and do it once my youngest starts school.
 
It surely must differ between university’s individual decisions. I only started adult nursing in 2016 and only had an access course qualification. Girls on the same course as me got onto midwifery courses without GCSEs too. They probably only ask for proof if you have listed them when applying through UCAS most likely. It may also differ between Welsh and English universities. As I said though I’m currently doing my second degree and got on my current course without GCSEs x
 
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