I canāt believe she actually just said you can tell your mum shoved you in nursery to be dragged up by strangers some people donāt have a choice Charlotte. Maybe that mum has so much debt if she doesnāt work she wouldnāt be able to feed her kids or clothe her kids. Charlotte is at home and has the CHOICE of sending her kids to nursery so she is very lucky. You canāt be a dole dosser for to long Charlotte they will make you get a job even if itās voluntary workWow the way Charlotte speaks to people is vile
Yep that was such a nasty comment!!! Most people put their children in nursery because they HAVE to to work.. not everyone has the luxury of being able to stay at home or even have a support system to help outI canāt believe she actually just said you can tell your mum shoved you in nursery to be dragged up by strangers some people donāt have a choice Charlotte. Maybe that mum has so much debt if she doesnāt work she wouldnāt be able to feed her kids or clothe her kids. Charlotte is at home and has the CHOICE of sending her kids to nursery so she is very lucky. You canāt be a dole dosser for to long Charlotte they will make you get a job even if itās voluntary work
Too true. Who does she think she is, this has really pissed me off!!! If people didnāt worn there would be no money from tax payers for her benefits like we wouldnāt all love to be with our children all the time. She has really rattled my cage saying this! XOh please! Just last week she was saying she donāt have drama all over the internet! Charlotte, you are talking rubbish. People work to be able to afford to give their kids the best life, holidays ect. Just because a child is put in nursery doesnāt mean the parents arenāt ābringing it upā!!!
I had a child at the age of 16 and I was one of those mums who āshoved her child in a nursery to be dragged up by strangersā. I didnāt have family to watch my child like she does. My childās dad wasnāt around so I was in the house 24/7 with a young baby and severe depression not knowing what to do with myself. I find it HIGHLY offensive that Charlottes posted that and wrote the things she has on her story. If it wasnāt for my child going to nursery so I could go back to college then god knows where Iād be mentally right now. My child is now in year 3 and she is doing amazing. Not to brag but she is one of the smartest in her class, and we also have an amazing relationship. So Charlotte, duck off with your bullshit offensive uneducated opinions.I canāt believe she actually just said you can tell your mum shoved you in nursery to be dragged up by strangers some people donāt have a choice Charlotte. Maybe that mum has so much debt if she doesnāt work she wouldnāt be able to feed her kids or clothe her kids. Charlotte is at home and has the CHOICE of sending her kids to nursery so she is very lucky. You canāt be a dole dosser for to long Charlotte they will make you get a job even if itās voluntary work
I actually wouldn't want to be around my kid alllll the time. much prefer working and having a career and independence, maternity leave for a year or so was great but much better for my mental health when I am in a job and actually using my brain. Charlottes life would bore me to tears. As I said in my previous post I worked part time til recently so haven't missed out on a single thing and going full time was absolutely my choice. My kid gets so much more stimulation and activities to do at nursery, although I think lockdown has been a big part of that I felt he was missing out on so much I'd planned for him days out and different groups and activities we would have went to have just not been possible, Charlotte probably wouldn't bother with any of that though!Too true. Who does she think she is, this has really pissed me off!!! If people didnāt worn there would be no money from tax payers for her benefits like we wouldnāt all love to be with our children all the time. She has really rattled my cage saying this! X
I had a child at the age of 16 and I was one of those mums who āshoved her child in a nursery to be dragged up by strangersā. I didnāt have family to watch my child like she does. My childās dad wasnāt around so I was in the house 24/7 with a young baby and severe depression not knowing what to do with myself. I find it HIGHLY offensive that Charlottes posted that and wrote the things she has on her story. If it wasnāt for my child going to nursery so I could go back to college then god knows where Iād be mentally right now. My child is now in year 3 and she is doing amazing. Not to brag but she is one of the smartest in her class, and we also have an amazing relationship. So Charlotte, duck off with your bullshit offensive uneducated opinions.
Yes I know what you mean, people who are used to working need it for their sanity but sheās just pissed me off she doesnāt wanna be judged for staying at home but judges working mums she really thinks sheās something & sheās never bothered me beforeI actually wouldn't want to be around my kid alllll the time. much prefer working and having a career and independence, maternity leave for a year or so was great but much better for my mental health when I am in a job and actually using my brain. Charlottes life would bore me to tears. As I said in my previous post I worked part time til recently so haven't missed out on a single thing and going full time was absolutely my choice. My kid gets so much more stimulation and activities to do at nursery, although I think lockdown has been a big part of that I felt he was missing out on so much I'd planned for him days out and different groups and activities we would have went to have just not been possible, Charlotte probably wouldn't bother with any of that though!
Good on you babe!!! Canāt believe sheās had the cheek to say what she has and act how she does when she is living at home with her mum, 2 children over the age of two who still have dummies by the way.. if she wants to try and get smart about things I studied health and social care and passed with flying colours in college, and let me tell you those children are missing out emotionally, socially, physically and mentally in many many ways. But as you said UC is her life, let her crack onThis is just an excuse for her to feel better about
Exactly same situation as me! I had my daughter at 16 and she was in nursery at 6 weeks old so I could go to college, uni etc so I could get a good career to set us up. But itās ok because UC is Charlottes future x
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