Ultimategirlgang #2 I think we are in for a year of some verrrry thirsty single girl antics

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Chatterbox2412 said:
Oh really - in Scotland they just start full days from Day 1, not even a few hours to begin with! Dunno about england tho.
To be fair, I wouldn’t get a job if I didn’t have to - she has family cash, maintenance money & she will make money from Instagram
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In England, the they start full days 8.45ish till 3.15 (or similar time variations) the September after they turn 4 years old. Some schools do a phased thing for the first week, but all my kids went full days from day 1.
 
I wouldn’t work either if I didn’t have to 🙈
Only got two kids myself but pets too. I do work during the school hours because we rely on dual income in our household but my god that then does mean that life admin/ the house slips as there is just no time to do it all. And that’s only with two kids to deal with, which feels like 4! Can only imagine what 4 young girls in one house is like. When I’ve taken annual leave during term time and had a few days to myself at home, I basically just manage to keep ontop of the chores, cook more, and get more organised for the kids. I assumed I’d have free time on my hands too but nope! The school day goes by in a flash. Id get a hobby though maybe if I had the time to do something for myself once or twice a week
 
Lalalalaaaaaa85 said:
I wouldn’t get a job if I didn’t have to but I would probably do something volunteering. She could do something with her girls school like the PTA or something (don’t know if posh private schools have PTAs)
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They do! At least the ones I’ve worked in. We were always guaranteed a fancy school fair which was fun. I think you’re right that some volunteering or something could be nice for her.
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Warrior said:
If she got a job it would effect maintenance from her ex plus she has been left with the bulk of the childcare for four close in age children. That is hard work. I am actually surprised that in her situation that she didn’t get provision an au pair or part time nanny
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I wonder if maybe there is a nanny and she’s just choosing not to show? I’d expect she has a regular cleaner/housekeeper too. I don’t begrudge anyone having nannies or cleaners etc (provided they’re fairly paid and treated well).
 
Tell.A.Tale said:
I know on the surface her life may seem appealing with all the money but I think she is very empty. Think for a second about her life now the girls are at school. She must run out of things to do. Getting your nails done and shopping for tacky whatever is such a hollow, vacuous existence. It MUST be boring
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I won't lie, vacuous it may be but I would kill for that RN 🤣🤣
 
No I don't think there's a Nanny, she's always been fairly vocal about that.

And I don't think she necessarily needs one tbh.

But her brother and sister are around a lot. And her stepmum. So I think she actually does have people around to give a hand for ferrying to parties etc. Didn't she say that was part of the move, to be closer to her own people?

But a cleaner? Oh 100%.
 
The girls are at a local state school not a private one. Does that perhaps suggest there isn't as much money going around as she makes out...?

also working shouldn't affect her maintainence - mine is the same as before I worked vs after I started. Then again I fund childcare myself to cover my own working hours.
 
GossipMongoose said:
I don't think the girls being at state primary suggests anything re money. 4 children at private prep is a lot and a lot of people send their kids to state primary and then move into private secondary. Often because the village primary is excellent but the local secondaries are not so.
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Definitely this. Primary is often closer to home and if they are living in the same village then they get to know the children there too.
 
Sooz said:
4 kids in private though......thats well over 100K a year, right?

duck that!
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And tbf it doesn’t seem to have done her much good. I think I’m yet to see her post a story without a spelling mistake or that actually makes sense.. it’s like she types things that make sense in her head but not on paper. Next time she does it I will post as an example of what I mean.
 
unhinched said:
And tbf it doesn’t seem to have done her much good. I think I’m yet to see her post a story without a spelling mistake or that actually makes sense.. it’s like she types things that make sense in her head but not on paper. Next time she does it I will post as an example of what I mean.
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She has dyslexia and went to Millfield- a very exclusive boarding school in Somerset ( which has a specialist centre for dyslexic students ) ...I know this as I messaged her several years ago because my daughter has dyslexia/ dyspraxia /dyscalculia....( although my daughter now has 4 A levels and 2 degrees!)
 
piquant said:
She has dyslexia and went to Millfield- a very exclusive boarding school in Somerset ( which has a specialist centre for dyslexic students ) ...I know this as I messaged her several years ago because my daughter has dyslexia/ dyspraxia /dyscalculia....( although my daughter now has 4 A levels and 2 degrees!)
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I didn’t realise she was dyslexic!
 
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