The Ingham Family #315 I'm a groomer, get me out of here.

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I work with both home ed and traditionally schooled kids and I have to say there are differences, broadly speaking. I find home ed kids to be more self-led, often having very specialist or niche knowledge of one subject, they often engage really well one-on-one with adults, often have more self-confidence. It's a shame that the Ingham kids have absolutely none of these qualities, if not opposite ones. Because they're simply not recieving an education, full stop. Isabelle is an 18 year old with a single GCSE if that. ::cry::

There's also plenty of clear evidence that home ed kids do about the same economically as adults. It would take a single google search for Chris to realise this. He can share his thoughts all he likes but they're clearly conspiratorial and controlling drivel he's found in some manosphere depth of the internet or another. And social services are likely following closely.

(BTW I could equally I could say similar things in reverse about conventional schooling - the kids tend to be better at cooperating, better at processing spoken information, more patient, have broader knowledge bases, consistently open to new ways of doing things, very good at following assigned tasks. Not knocking conventional ed. My kids will almost definitely be in state school)
 
I am happy in the Matrix, it pays my bills, gives me money for the occasional treat, means I can cook decent home made meals (not cheese slop) and have 2 decent UK holidays a year (where stay in a hotel and visit decent attractions in the area and go out for nice meals) not a Dpd van in sight and the only carparks we visit are for a good day out! I don't think I could cope with 10k a day/week/month or whatever it is, if it meant I had to spend months on end in a small van, eat cheese slop and spend my days shopping in B&M for tat.
I am a matrix kind of girl .. Go Matrix I say! As for a few days in a solihul Air B&B - no thanks.
 
Haven't watched the vlog but is their super duper mega vacation mission to Birmingham? lmao how the mighty have fallen.
They've been away for a weekend in Birmingham but apparently they're adding a lastminute stop somewhere else as well, hence Creepy being a dick and referring to it as a "multi trip" (in the vlog)......as if you can't visit more than one place on a "trip". 🙄

This trip probably has bugger all to do with the Christmas markets though. I bet their main priority is to do a tour of Argos stores, for some limited availability stock which Lazy desperately needs, after scouring the Extreme Bargains & Couponing Groups.
 
I work with both home ed and traditionally schooled kids and I have to say there are differences, broadly speaking. I find home ed kids to be more self-led, often having very specialist or niche knowledge of one subject, they often engage really well one-on-one with adults, often have more self-confidence. It's a shame that the Ingham kids have absolutely none of these qualities, if not opposite ones. Because they're simply not recieving an education, full stop. Isabelle is an 18 year old with a single GCSE if that. ::cry::

There's also plenty of clear evidence that home ed kids do about the same economically as adults. It would take a single google search for Chris to realise this. He can share his thoughts all he likes but they're clearly conspiratorial and controlling drivel he's found in some manosphere depth of the internet or another. And social services are likely following closely.

(BTW I could equally I could say similar things in reverse about conventional schooling - the kids tend to be better at cooperating, better at processing spoken information, more patient, have broader knowledge bases, consistently open to new ways of doing things, very good at following assigned tasks. Not knocking conventional ed. My kids will almost definitely be in state school)
Our latest carer and her husband were both home educated. They home ed their seven children. I am completely in awe. I’ve never met her husband but this lady is amazing. Her eldest two are at university and another has his own and very successful business at just 17 years old. Educating my own kids would have terrified me. I’m not exactly thick (maybe check with him upstairs) but there is no way on gods earth I could keep learning on track. That said, I’m fairly adept at getting something with a tail to tit in the preferred spot 💩
 
They said she was away for the weekend (guessing this was filmed at the weekend too) so I don’t think she was left home pet sitting, she would still have been away. Guessing she’s either gone to stay with her Dad’s family or got a new boyfriend as she’s been away a few times lately and I just don’t imagine she’s got that many friends.

New boyfriend? I don’t believe there was ever one in the first place, maybe more of a best friend type of thing. They didn’t seem that loving towards eachother in the hair dying video.
What happened to this boyfriend anyway? Has he just never been mentioned again so we’re assuming it’s crashed and burned? (most likely to have happened)
 
Our latest carer and her husband were both home educated. They home ed their seven children. I am completely in awe. I’ve never met her husband but this lady is amazing. Her eldest two are at university and another has his own and very successful business at just 17 years old. Educating my own kids would have terrified me. I’m not exactly thick (maybe check with him upstairs) but there is no way on gods earth I could keep learning on track. That said, I’m fairly adept at getting something with a tail to tit in the preferred spot 💩

A friend of ours has 4 boys and home educated all of them untill senior school, she was a primary school teacher but living in the middle of nowhere with no jobs locally and unable to drive she became a home ed mum - her oldest boys entered senior school and were ahead of their classmates and no doubt her youngest 2 will as well. I am in awe of the educational start in life she has given her boys. They will all have a good future unlike lazy and creepys offspring who will all be unemployable.
 
LEAVING ON A CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY! 🎄😱

Lazy screeches about vlogmas. They’re off away for the weekend. She’s been having an in depth conversation with Aurora about how this is her second trip away from the house at only six weeks old. Creepstopher is looking at Tinder his phone and ignoring her. Lazy clears her throat and then blames Mila for giving her and Aurora colds by sneezing in their faces. She doesn’t know if Aurora can have paracetamol as she isn’t sure if she’s over 4 kilos. She’s becoming so cute and alert. She’s the smiliest girl in the whole world and has started cooing. Aurora looks at Lazy with confusion as she tells her to say “cheese”. They’re not giving her anything. No one has fevers, just runny noses. Esmé hasn’t been downstairs today. The health visitor is coming next week. Aurora is still in newborn and up to one month but a few first sizes too.

Lazy needs to clean Mila’s face. She’s playing with a roll of wrapping paper. Lazy asks her if she’s going to pick it up. She doesn’t. King JaceBrat boasts that he can pick it up with one hand. Lazy says he’s so strong. Mila tries to jump and get the wrapping paper but he holds it out of her reach. He doesn't want to be called Jace River. He pushes Mila away. Finally she gets her hands on the wrapping paper.

Driving to rap music. The Inghams arrive in Birmingham “birming-hum”. They’re at a cute little house. The kids are excited to show Lazy the bedrooms they’ve chosen. First though she shows us the cute little kitchen. Creepstopher unlocks the door to the conservatory and Jace says he’ll test it first. He jumps onto the sofa. Cute little living room. Creepstopher has hold of baby Sack of Potatoes. The way he holds her makes me think she’s too heavy for his weak little tyrannosaurus arms. They’re like the diet water; utterly useless.

Isla breathlessly takes Lazy into her bedroom. Jacey has been jumping on her bed. Jace and Mila are sharing a room. She chooses her bed. Bathroom. Jace is washing his hands. The final bedroom is Esmé and Isla’s. They’re off to the Christmas market but have missed the train ride. After telling Mila she doesn’t need to wash her hands, Lazy helps her wash them. Her chuldren are obsessed with washing their hands.

Jace had to bring the entire contents of his toy box in his suitcase. After having a nap with Aurora, the Inghams are heading off to the Christmas market. They’re there for a couple of nights. They’re 20 minutes from the town centre.

The Inghams have bagged a prime spot up the hill to the left. It was drizzling when they left but now it’s really raining. Lazy and Aurora are feeling rough so they’re not dragging anyone outside to the Christmas market. Lazy has her tits out in the car. They’re driving around to food places for dinner. They’ve got a boss day tomorrow at the Bullring and then they’re off to the market. They’ll be window shopping because Creepstopher will tell them they can’t buy anything. He did a deal with Lazy on the way down. They’ll firm it tonight. She’s trying to squeeze another ton out of him. Lazy pipes up that they know their banter. Everyone will be asking if she has to do a deal to get money off her own husband from a shared bank account. Creepstopher has a smirk on his face that I want to slap off with a mouldy tuna fish. He says she’d have an overdraft and constantly be in the red. They’re going to another city for another Christmas market after this. It’s a mini travel series.

Shots of the kids. Christmas lights. They end up in Five Guys. They’ve had their Vlogmas intro delivered and there’s only one edit that needs to be made; the music. Free weight loss surgery courtesy of photoshop. Sarah 38lean. Shots of Five Guys food. Mila dances. Milkshakes. Lazy has her tits out again.

The Inghams are back at the Air BnB. They went to Spar on the way home. Lazy found Hot Mama gerkins on the way out at the till. Hot wife tries the Hot Mama. It tastes like a rubber boot. Her throat is seizing up and she cannot swallow. Is that what happens when she tries to eat a salad?

Creepstopher tries the pickle. He begins to sweat. Hot Mama tastes rancid. He gags and says he needs a drink. Lazy loves the conservatory, one of her favourite rooms in the house. This is one of the best Air BnBs they’ve ever stayed in. She can imagine the windows being open in the summer. It’s cosy and nice, absolutely lovely.

Time to watch I’m a Celeb. Lazy has been really enjoying it. Doing her homework for when tenkaday goes tits up. They have a really fun day planned for tomorrow. Lazy does a few facial expressions for Creepstopher’s thumbnails. She admits she looks like a dick. Cackling. She wonders what the duck she’s doing. Bleeped out naughty words. I think she’s drunk. Creepstopher is doing laps of the living room whilst filming himself.

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I work with both home ed and traditionally schooled kids and I have to say there are differences, broadly speaking. I find home ed kids to be more self-led, often having very specialist or niche knowledge of one subject, they often engage really well one-on-one with adults, often have more self-confidence. It's a shame that the Ingham kids have absolutely none of these qualities, if not opposite ones. Because they're simply not recieving an education, full stop. Isabelle is an 18 year old with a single GCSE if that. ::cry::

I was home educated in the 90s and into the early 00s, I was part of a program that had a large number of kids in it and while I wasn't friends with every single one of them I can tell you this for a fact: I don't know any home ed kid that is a now millionaire, billionaire (or ex matrix dwelling car park bothering creepster). Most of us either went to traditional college after GCSEs to do courses. I would say up until that point yeah we were probably ahead in knowledge compared to others but it evens out, certainly by the time you get to university (or start working). You go from being a big fish in a little pond to just one of the rest.

That said, no the Ingham children are not like other home ed kids. They don't really socialise (and when they do it's the bare minimum), have no grasp of anything, no subject knowledge that isn't celebrity based and do not work whatsoever. They are not being educated and this stuff from Saz recently about them being in a program is either a lie or something they've been forced to do by the local LEA (and I hope to god someone is finally stepping in because those kids are being massively failed on all fronts.
 
Turkey would be interesting. Might he get his dentures fixed with implants? It would be great to see them up there with the northern lights. My understanding is the Turkish surgeons are pretty nifty with transplanting a few black died ginger strands of hair with a full mop head. The work is likely to dint his earnings, #10k a day and gurning
Lol just made me think this must have been where joe swash must have gone to get his ginger/black hair transplant done. . The parallel s between the Solomon swash’s and inghams is moving closer and closer 😂😂😂😂
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Everytime I see a photo of creepy and and his hair I just want to get the scissors out and cut that stupid fringe off ✂️✂️✂️✂️✂️🤪🤣
 

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My kids all went through the school system too. The oldest is a musician (he's sponsored by one of the biggest guitar brands, same guitar family as the real Mr DeLonge! And is in talks with an amp supplier for a sponsorship deal.) My other son is a vehicle tech, he's only 21 and earning over £40k a year. One of my girls got a First in her degree and an Industry award, she starts her dream job in London in the new year. The job she's wanted since she was little. The company she currently works for have told her there will always be a job for her there if she ever wants to go back. And my youngest is in her last year of Uni, and is currently planning her gap year with friends.

None of them would have achieved any of this without the school system. There is no way I could have home educated them, they are all such different kids that I know I could never have met their needs.

Thats amazing and you must be so proud.

I had a mixture of both i went through the school system up until taking gcse exams and then Alevels because of family circumstance that reuired me to be home (had to self study) it was one of the hardest things ive done but it did set me up with skills for university.... but some of the skills i have now like communicating ect and ability to balance things were learnt through school. My 2 best friends ive had for the past 30 years are from school.

the things chris and sarah fail to realise is school may not have a class in how to become a millionaire (which tbf you can take business studies/economics) but it allows you to find a purpose and learn a variety of subjects. I wouldnt wish havin to self study sciences on anyone (had to arrange private lab time). the things those kids are missing out on for outweigh the stuff there getting.

because chris and sarah like to preach travel/van life. travel and experiencing the world which i do using my annual leave and days off is more impactful on my life than the 'van trips' they do. for example this year weve been fortunate to visit kenya and norway as our 2 main bulky trips. with a trip to new york booked... and was a the f1 las vegas and Silverstone.... as well as trips to disneyland paris (to take my twins) as well as london christmas shopping break..... id rather do that than the countless time they spend in that van....

those kids are missing out on more than just an education their missing out on life experiences because of two selfish parents who dont like people in authority.
 
A friend of ours has 4 boys and home educated all of them untill senior school, she was a primary school teacher but living in the middle of nowhere with no jobs locally and unable to drive she became a home ed mum - her oldest boys entered senior school and were ahead of their classmates and no doubt her youngest 2 will as well. I am in awe of the educational start in life she has given her boys. They will all have a good future unlike lazy and creepys offspring who will all be unemployable.
Your friend sounds both amazing and resourceful. Home Ed parents fascinate and inspire me. Done right, I honestly believe it could be the best start in life for many children. Done badly, you have the poor Ingham girls. Beyond that there is family round two. What in gods name are the little ones going to learn (save shopping at home bargains) with Lazy steering the ship? The priority in life has to be education 😂
 
I work with both home ed and traditionally schooled kids and I have to say there are differences, broadly speaking. I find home ed kids to be more self-led, often having very specialist or niche knowledge of one subject, they often engage really well one-on-one with adults, often have more self-confidence. It's a shame that the Ingham kids have absolutely none of these qualities, if not opposite ones. Because they're simply not recieving an education, full stop. Isabelle is an 18 year old with a single GCSE if that. ::cry::

There's also plenty of clear evidence that home ed kids do about the same economically as adults. It would take a single google search for Chris to realise this. He can share his thoughts all he likes but they're clearly conspiratorial and controlling drivel he's found in some manosphere depth of the internet or another. And social services are likely following closely.

(BTW I could equally I could say similar things in reverse about conventional schooling - the kids tend to be better at cooperating, better at processing spoken information, more patient, have broader knowledge bases, consistently open to new ways of doing things, very good at following assigned tasks. Not knocking conventional ed. My kids will almost definitely be in state school)
agree theres advantages to both, personally prefer school environment but if a situation arose that my child needed/prefered homeschool i would consider it however unlike the inghams my child would be provided with the resources and trips/clubs anything else they required and i think thats what a lot have issue with. the inghams give genuine homeschoolers a bad name.
 
This so called ‘drastic change’ - they will be curtailing their daily vlogging. It’s so clear that it’s over.
He said himself that it’s not their main source of income. Not that I necessarily believe it, but it’s getting harder to convince anyone but the most vulnerable fans that there is anything worth watching. And he’s screwed them over for a lousy scam.

Plus, it seems that the older two are done with the fakery.

Family filming doesn’t fit with Esmé’s new delusional image of herself.
The wheels are well & truly off the wagon. They are not moving out of England.

tit show is nearly over 🥳

PS do people from the north of England generally pronounce the word multi as multeye, or is that Creepy trying to adopt Americanisms? 🙄🙄
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This so called ‘drastic change’ - they will be curtailing their daily vlogging. It’s so clear that it’s over.
He said himself that it’s not their main source of income. Not that I necessarily believe it, but it’s getting harder to convince anyone but the most vulnerable fans that there is anything worth watching. And he’s screwed them over for a lousy scam.

Plus, it seems that the older two are done with the fakery.

Family filming doesn’t fit with Esmé’s new delusional image of herself.
The wheels are well & truly off the wagon. They are not moving out of England.

tit show is nearly over 🥳

PS do people from the north of England generally pronounce the word multi as multeye, or is that Creepy trying to adopt Americanisms? 🙄🙄
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It's just creepy trying to be American
 
This comment makes no sense at all. Does he not realise that there are plenty of rich people (proper riches not what he considers wealth) in the UK & beyond that will have gone through the school system? He’s making himself sound stupid & I don’t think he realises just how much.

Also, this comment on tonight’s vlog. The immature response that they give out when someone criticises them is laughable. Worse than their own children.
What makes me laugh the most is Chris earns his living through YouTube - you couldn’t get more in the “matrix” big corporate if you tried! He is so thick, he doesn’t even understand what he is talking about.
 
If school not teaching kids how to become millionaires is the most important thing in the world, why do so many actual millionaires send their kids to school? Not only that but a lot of truly wealthy people, the ones who could afford the best home tutors, best trips, best of everything unlike Creepy, spend hundreds of thousands over the years on sending their kids into the matrix.
 
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