The Ingham Family #343 Dubai Yourself A Wig, Chrish?

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Stacey90 said:
So last nights vlog, Sarah couldn’t even sit down outside it was so hot. The kids couldn’t stand in the garden even for a few minutes as it was too hot but Sarah has decided to buy a mud kitchen, which I won’t lie is lovely and a great addition to a useable area. However, the kids will just be standing inside looking at it as it’s too hot to play with. She rattled on about the glass jars to put stuff in. Does she not realise glass can explode in extreme temperatures. She wanted the kitchen in a specific place in the garden (not the part under cover). This woman is actually off her head bonkers. The kids will never get to play with this kitchen until maybe next year if they go back to Dubai. By the time they go back the kitchen will be ruined. Warped in the heat and sun damaged.
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The greatest danger with glass containers in extremely high temps is actually that as the sunlight passes through the glass it becomes magnified. If that magnification is directed at one point for even a few minutes it will cause any flammable object it's beamed at to spontaneously combust.
It's the easiest way of all to start a campfire in Australia if you've forgotten the matches. Sadly, it's also the most common way for major bushfires to start when fools leave their empty beer & coke bottles behind, thinking they're covered because they put out last evening's cooking fire.

Plot Spoiler: No they are not and a few days of intense sunlight later, with a fresh cover of dry leaves and fallen branches - whoosh. Up she goes.

I'm sure that plastic turf is incredibly flammable...and equally sure the smoke from it is highly toxic.

She is a complete bleeping idiot. She is cartoon character level "incompetent moron". in fact, both Dagwood Bumstead & Mr Magoo put together presented less of a public safety hazard than Big Sares.

And ffs don't anyone let Jace or Esme know that concentrating that magnified sunlight even for a few seconds on an ant or a spider will cause the unfortunate insect/arachnid to sizzle & burn. My boyo got into his first ever fistfight at 6 stopping a kid in the school playground from doing just that. Apprently it's de riguer here with the types who enjoy being cruel for lols.

But yes, that is how intense the heat energy it generates is.

But don't listen to me I'm just a hater who doesn't want them setting the weekend detention centre looking hellhole sorry I mean charming & luxurious near new housing estate they've moved into ablaze, killing dozens. Because the fire trucks are stuck in a traffic jam of fully laden tit wagons.
 
Tilly Kister said:
She is a complete bleeping idiot. She is cartoon character level "incompetent moron".
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Whaaaattt? This woman? 🙄

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HuncaMunca said:
Most of the stuff Lazy bought Mila was from Temu. Anyone could have bought their kids that pile of stuff for their birthday. I don’t know about anyone else, but I’m quite particular in where I buy toys for my grandson from. I want things safety checked so that if he puts it in his mouth it’s not going to fall apart or contain hazardous materials. It’s always been quality over quantity for me.
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I am an auntie and have worked as a nanny and am super vigilant about a) respecting the age recommendations for toys, b) go for wood over plastic and c) would rather buy one high quality toy than 3/5 toys that are not of that calibre.
 
Osmum said:
I just don’t get why they go so over the top on birthdays and then a few days later leave the house. Poor Isla had her vr headset and had to leave it in the uk. Now Mila’s stuff will be sat unplayed with for months on end.
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They’re not real presents, they’re just props for their TV show. The kids know most of them will be sent back, that’s why the reactions are so OTT, they know they’re acting. At Mila’s age, we teach kids what birthdays are and it’s so sad that this is what it means for her.
 
I just feel sorry for little Mila, it was her birthday but she basically had to share everything with Jace. The mud kitchen was made with the sole purpose of two using it at once, so Mila has no choice but to let him have a go. The stuff she was on about that hadn't come, is for Jace. He had to have a scooter, then she had to buy him a tea set, the easel, she's going to be told to share. Fair enough, he doesn't have many toys out there, but why give them to him when celebrating her daughter's birthday? We all remember last year, Mila unwrapped them, they were handed straight to Jace who unboxed them and played with them before her. Make Jace wait. It's Mila's day, her gifts he's old enough to understand that he has his own toys, and within a few days the novelty will have worn off and he can have a go.
 
Abbvay said:
A mud kitchen would have been fine in their garden in the UK yet the whole time they lived there she never got one. Jace was the right age for it from when they moved in so it's not like there was reason to wait until now. Instead all they got was constant sensory plastic tubs to be used in the house, they never used the garden. Now they have a smaller garden, too hot to use a lot of the time, too hot/sunny to leave things out in, fake grass and she's full of ideas of garden toys? And they tried to have a bbq in Dubai heat, but I don't recall them buying a bbq back home.

In the Uk house why did they never have a playhouse, mud kitchen, play tent, slide (outdoors)?
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And she insisted on wooden toys in the uk now they’re in 50 degree heat she buys plastic 🤣🤣
Make it make sense please.
Unless they’re only temporary and she doesn’t wanna shell out on the more expensive toys 🤷‍♀️
 
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