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How did she not know she had some sausages going out of date when she uses her meal planner to keep track of every morsel of food in their house??? Hmmmnn
How did she not know she had some sausages going out of date when she uses her meal planner to keep track of every morsel of food in their house??? Hmmmnn
Literally, what planet is she on? My 4 year old loves puzzles but a 100 piece digger/building site puzzle is his absolute limit.
And yet another totally staged, inappropriate video of Nina in the shops after preschool. Why drag her round Dunelm? Let her go home and chill!! In the photo frame aisle so not exactly top priority shopping.
Once again…. Go When She’s At Preschool!
what the hell were those mushroom skittles? ‘I bought it coz it’s nostalgic for me’ typical becks.
like when Homer Simpson got Marge a bowling ball for her birthday
For a mum who makes an income from writing family/children recipe books, Nina gets a lot of picky dinners of random fridge items when Becks isn't eating out
Her advice for serving strawberries and cherries to weaning babies from 6 months is terrible - halving the strawberries and cherries. The advice for strawberries is actually to serve them whole (and only large ones) up to 8 months, and then from 9 months sliced. For cherries, it’s suggested you finely chop them up to 8 months and then quarter them from 9 months.
She thinks she’s some kind of expert because she’s had one kid but in fact she has no idea, and that’s the issue with non-educated random people providing advice and writing books for children.
edit: just seen on her next story that she would quarter plain fruit for weaning babies. But literally the previous story says she would cut the cherries in half. Which is it Rebecca?! And FYI the advice differs depending on the fruit, and for cherries and strawberries your advice is wrong regardless!
(not having a go at how anyone chooses to serve food! you know you’re baby but from verified accounts I’d expect the advice to be accurate. she’s far too bloody big for her boots)
I cannot believe she’s still using those baby weaning spoons with the silicon tips. Why is that necessary? Nina clearly uses proper cutlery when out for one of her many pub lunches / meals out.
if I gave my 4 year old a spoon like that he would refuse to use it because he’s not a baby.
Overcomplicated? Don’t know what you’re talking about. This is ‘back to basics’ don’t you know? #relatable
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