mynamesabbb
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watching that for the 1st time gave me anxiety
no idea why her mom let her drive it down a road like that with all cars parked lol ‘SASSEHHHHH’
watching that for the 1st time gave me anxiety
Omg the fake boyfriend ‘Ollie’ ... Ste was like ‘are you seeing Ollie again?’.. ‘Ollie’s not real’ she said they had loads of arguments about this made up guy hahaha
When Dylan bought Megan a horse and they made a stable for it in her dads back garden..
Yeah was that when he got back from Amsterdam and he was clearly shattered/probably on a comedown. She was moaning at him and her mam was saying leave him alone he's tiredWho remembers when sassi got Darren the birthday card and he didn’t read the front of it and she said she’s not getting him a card ever again and he said “well at least I won’t have to read the front of it”
Why would she be wanting to “just be her and her baby girl”? They are still her boys…Shannon’s saying the boy’s go to their dad’s house every other weekend and that won’t change when the baby is here. Let’s see what happens when the baby is here she’ll just want to be her and her baby girl. She’ll also struggle with the two boys on her own with the baby, she will definitely be asking Charlie to come and get the boys.
You did see her televised reaction when she found she was having a second son? She didn’t even attempt to hide that she was disappointed. She very obviously wasn’t going to stop until she had a girl.Why would she be wanting to “just be her and her baby girl”? They are still her boys…
You did see her televised reaction when she found she was having a second son? She didn’t even attempt to hide that she was disappointed. She very obviously wasn’t going to stop until she had a girl.
Also, when she had one she couldn’t cope.
Also, also… have you seen Stacey Solomon has three sons and she’s completely forgotten her eldest two now that she’s got the girl she’s been craving, it’s all about the new family and the baby girl. Take a jump over to that thread.
No, just those that made it obvious that they would’ve rather have had a girl.I’m not even a massive fan of Shannon. But what is the relevance of Stacey Solomon “completely forgotten her eldest two”, is this a rule that all people with a girl as a third forgot the others?
Won’t be turning this into a Stacey bashing, but her eldest two children live in an out-house. One of them is still in primary school. That’s not just a case of just posting him less on social media.I dunno like…..Stacey might come across that way but I think it’s normal for people to fuss their babies more when they are born. Just cause people don’t show their other kids much on social media doesn’t mean they have “forgotten” about them. Shannon definitely struggled but im hoping she’s coping a lot better now, she doesn’t really put her life on sm anymore
No, just those that made it obvious that they would’ve rather have had a girl.
Won’t be turning this into a Stacey bashing, but her eldest two children live in an out-house. One of them is still in primary school. That’s not just a case of just posting him less on social media.
I also hope Shannon isn’t struggling like she did with Theodore and that this child’s father is more empathetic than Charlie was.
Shannon claims one thing, Charlie claims another in regards to scheduling.
I actually don’t see the problem if Charlie offered to have them whilst she is in hospital or Shannon asking for more help if she is struggling with all 3.
She is the mother of his children, if she’s not happy or not coping around his children then he needs to put his issues aside for his children’s sake and help. She equally should not dismiss that support if offered.
For reference, I split with the father of my children when they 4 and 2. We co-parented really well, saw each other every single day. He had keys to my house would sit and eat with his children at the table and talk about their days, bath them, put them to bed.
We co-parented so well we conceived two more children and are back together. Our eldest is 9 now.
Maybe the rigid “their schedule won’t change” is what works for them. I think it’s naive to think a new baby is just going to slot into your life and you won’t need extra help.
Also I think the original person that quoted me took it out of context when I said she would want some time just her and her baby girl.
I didn’t necessarily mean because she’s a girl. I maybe should’ve said just her and her baby.
I have to say I wouldn’t compare how others coparent to your own situation . Like you said you got back together and had more children (which is great and nice to hear)... but normally seeing each other every single day isn’t healthy coparenting, healthy coparenting is having clear boundaries, routines, separate lives and just putting your children first and communicating well and only about them. I think you feel it went so great because you both clearly weren’t ready to be apart. Normally when people split up they can’t be around each other everyday and shouldn’t be. You sound like you both must of still been in love with each other and didn’t really want to be apart. If one of you had moved on properly or had another partner it would’ve been very different.No, just those that made it obvious that they would’ve rather have had a girl.
Won’t be turning this into a Stacey bashing, but her eldest two children live in an out-house. One of them is still in primary school. That’s not just a case of just posting him less on social media.
I also hope Shannon isn’t struggling like she did with Theodore and that this child’s father is more empathetic than Charlie was.
Shannon claims one thing, Charlie claims another in regards to scheduling.
I actually don’t see the problem if Charlie offered to have them whilst she is in hospital or Shannon asking for more help if she is struggling with all 3.
She is the mother of his children, if she’s not happy or not coping around his children then he needs to put his issues aside for his children’s sake and help. She equally should not dismiss that support if offered.
For reference, I split with the father of my children when they 4 and 2. We co-parented really well, saw each other every single day. He had keys to my house would sit and eat with his children at the table and talk about their days, bath them, put them to bed.
We co-parented so well we conceived two more children and are back together. Our eldest is 9 now.
Maybe the rigid “their schedule won’t change” is what works for them. I think it’s naive to think a new baby is just going to slot into your life and you won’t need extra help.
Also I think the original person that quoted me took it out of context when I said she would want some time just her and her baby girl.
I didn’t necessarily mean because she’s a girl. I maybe should’ve said just her and her baby.
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