Why they have to put his album was #1 on iTunes?GossipKween92 wrote:Oh nothose poor children getting advice from brybry the pre-teen heart throb
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Because it was.julim94 wrote:Why they have to put his album was #1 on iTunes?GossipKween92 wrote:Oh no
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But you notice, they actually say it's "because of his huge YouTube fan base", lol. Not because of his huge talent!PosyGirl72 wrote:Because it was.julim94 wrote:Why they have to put his album was #1 on iTunes?GossipKween92 wrote:Oh no
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I'm fairly certain that Bryan wrote that himself. Look at the excessive use of commas! No professional would write something like thatjulim94 wrote:Why they have to put his album was #1 on iTunes?GossipKween92 wrote:Oh no
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This totally reminds me of a post in the classified of the hospital I work at. A physician is looking to hire a night nanny to care for her newborn. Except her and her husband will be there all night. They are having this baby, but are too important to care for it at night. Reminds me of the Lumps. Just hire someone else to do what regular parents do every single day.Lovethesnark wrote:I don't understand why don't enroll him school for a couple of days a week? Is it because they wouldn't get to sleep in until 10 everyday? Hire someone else to do it. If they can hide a cleaning lady, they can hide a part time nanny.
This type of thing isn't uncommon. If I were going to have help, I would prefer a night nurse over a nanny during the day. From my understanding, the night nurse is only there take care of the baby at night. If you're nursing and not pumping, they'll bring you the baby when it's hungry so that you don't have to get up. The purpose to keep you well rested and you'll be able to function normally during the day. A night nurse usually only works for a family until the baby is sleeping throughout the night.SaltandBurn wrote:This totally reminds me of a post in the classified of the hospital I work at. A physician is looking to hire a night nanny to care for her newborn. Except her and her husband will be there all night. They are having this baby, but are too important to care for it at night. Reminds me of the Lumps. Just hire someone else to do what regular parents do every single day.Lovethesnark wrote:I don't understand why don't enroll him school for a couple of days a week? Is it because they wouldn't get to sleep in until 10 everyday? Hire someone else to do it. If they can hide a cleaning lady, they can hide a part time nanny.
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Isn't it funny that he's judging a singing competition when he can't even sing himself.mermaidunicorn wrote:[img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016082 ... 12d174.jpg[/img]
MamaJoAnna wrote:"The rapid and organic growth of his fan base?" Dafuq? That growth is the only "organic" thing about them!
For some professions, if the mom has to go back to work right away and works with something that requires a lot of attention, I actually think it's a good idea and very responsible of them. I wouldn't want a surgeon or an ICU nurse or pilot, or many other professionals who haven't slept in days. That's just an accident waiting to happen.SaltandBurn wrote:This totally reminds me of a post in the classified of the hospital I work at. A physician is looking to hire a night nanny to care for her newborn. Except her and her husband will be there all night. They are having this baby, but are too important to care for it at night. Reminds me of the Lumps. Just hire someone else to do what regular parents do every single day.Lovethesnark wrote:I don't understand why don't enroll him school for a couple of days a week? Is it because they wouldn't get to sleep in until 10 everyday? Hire someone else to do it. If they can hide a cleaning lady, they can hide a part time nanny.
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Great article.just_me wrote:Ok Missy we all know you read here, so if you missed the link to that article Grandberry talked about on C&K's vlog the other day, here it is. Read it and get your head out of whatever alien world it's in that Ollie doesn't need to be learning right now. http://yourot.com/parenting-club/2016/5 ... frustrated
I'm a full time nanny of almost 8 years and in my own personal and professional opinion, I don't think any nanny in their right mind would stick around with the Bumps for too long. They're home all the time, which many nannies can't stand, and Missy is a control freak. She wants things her way only, and has no ability to allow others to come in and do something their way. She made that clear with her "my kids my way" comments.lalala wrote:Continuing my post above. As for Ollie having a nanny, even though his parents don't really do much all day, I actually think that would be great for him. A good nanny would interact with him a lot more and teach him things.
Some of these YouTube parents are so lazy and strange that the children would really be better off having nannies. I have never nannied, but I have babysat and I interact more with the children in one hour than B&M seem to all day. Plus teach them things, which they learn extremely fast. And it's not that hard to do. But I guess it's easier if you really like kids.
