GQS | From Dirt Poor, To Donuts Galore | Part 28

[Night lady]

Those girls shouldn't even BE IN pull ups anymore. I don't care if they are 3.6 years old or not, they don't need to be in pull ups anymore. Get the fuck out of bed and get your children to the bathroom. Its not that difficult. Seriously!

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[lisajohnson120]

And another date night!!!!


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Yep and the concert is Saturday! So 2 date nights that we know of this week!!


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[Lak]

And another date night!!!!


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Yep and the concert is Saturday! So 2 date nights that we know of this week!!


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Why would they want to spend a WHOLE night having to deal with their miracles on their own!!! I truly have never known of any parents that are that disinterested in their children. The novelty of the girls wore off quickly after infancy it seems.

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[Punkincookie]

And another date night!!!!


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Yep and the concert is Saturday! So 2 date nights that we know of this week!!


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Didn't Slugson mention Romper queen was going out of town for a Queen trip with the lipmelt crap soon?

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[Harkette]

I have to say, on the topic of getting the girls up at night...I have a child who doesn’t stay dry at night. I have seen 3 pediatricians who have all said that it is considered normal until the age of 10.

It’s entirely possible that the girls do need to use the potty during the night and their parents are too lazy to get up or keep them in pull ups because they are too lazy to get up when the girls wake up in the AM.

But I also just wanted to throw it out there for anyone who has a child who sleeps in pull ups, that’s is totally okay and even normal for kids to need them at night. There seems to be a stigma surrounding it and I just wanted to chime in on that topic.

(Pull ups during the day there is no excuse for. I’m strictly talking at night).

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[ItIsSunny]

*photo for the last post*


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It’s not even 5 there yet? Why are they in pull ups and pajamas already? Wow


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On Hello Fresh night, they didn't have dinner until 7. Little kids and ever-changing schedules do not mix.

They started out so good with routines when the girls were babies. After Ash became LipShit obsessed, it all went downhill.

[Ham Fried Rice]

I have to say, on the topic of getting the girls up at night...I have a child who doesn’t stay dry at night. I have seen 3 pediatricians who have all said that it is considered normal until the age of 10.

It’s entirely possible that the girls do need to use the potty during the night and their parents are too lazy to get up or keep them in pull ups because they are too lazy to get up when the girls wake up in the AM.

But I also just wanted to throw it out there for anyone who has a child who sleeps in pull ups, that’s is totally okay and even normal for kids to need them at night. There seems to be a stigma surrounding it and I just wanted to chime in on that topic.

(Pull ups during the day there is no excuse for. I’m strictly talking at night).

Back to your regularly scheduled snarking


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Agree completely. My son was 12 before he could stay dry thru the night. It was awful for him. We tried limiting liquids, waking up at night, wet alarms. Nothing worked, but thankfully he outgrew it just like the urologist we saw said.
While it’s possible the cats are having issues at night, they should not be during the day. Their parents are just idiots. Period. (And I dint believe all 4 have nighttime issues in any case)


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[Night lady]

Well, we are talking about the gardners. They have zero consistency in their girls lives. Constantly confusing the girls with the potty. I'm pretty sure they put the girls in pull ups at night because they don't want the have to bother getting up in the night to toilet their children. Those 4 girls were ready many moons ago for big girl underwear. That's why I mentioned it. Laziness! I'm also pretty sure the girls don't have a medical reason for being in pull ups at night because they don't take their children to get evaluated for delays so they surely don't take them for any bed wetting. Because their girls are perfect ya know.

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[Harkette]

I have to say, on the topic of getting the girls up at night...I have a child who doesn’t stay dry at night. I have seen 3 pediatricians who have all said that it is considered normal until the age of 10.

It’s entirely possible that the girls do need to use the potty during the night and their parents are too lazy to get up or keep them in pull ups because they are too lazy to get up when the girls wake up in the AM.

But I also just wanted to throw it out there for anyone who has a child who sleeps in pull ups, that’s is totally okay and even normal for kids to need them at night. There seems to be a stigma surrounding it and I just wanted to chime in on that topic.

(Pull ups during the day there is no excuse for. I’m strictly talking at night).

Back to your regularly scheduled snarking


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Agree completely. My son was 12 before he could stay dry thru the night. It was awful for him. We tried limiting liquids, waking up at night, wet alarms. Nothing worked, but thankfully he outgrew it just like the urologist we saw said.
While it’s possible the cats are having issues at night, they should not be during the day. Their parents are just idiots. Period. (And I dint believe all 4 have nighttime issues in any case)


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We have tried all that too. It’s so hard for them! I had so many friends tell me “just take the pull up away and he’ll have to get up.” I spent almost a MONTH getting up once or twice a night to change his sheets. My poor kiddo

My pediatrician said at 10 we will talk about whether or not there could be a medical reason behind it. We’ve ruled out things like diabetes so for now it’s just a waiting game!


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[Harkette]

Well, we are talking about the gardners. They have zero consistency in their girls lives. Constantly confusing the girls with the potty. I'm pretty sure they put the girls in pull ups at night because they don't want the have to bother getting up in the night to toilet their children. Those 4 girls were ready many moons ago for big girl underwear. That's why I mentioned it. Laziness! I'm also pretty sure the girls don't have a medical reason for being in pull ups at night because they don't take their children to get evaluated for delays so they surely don't take them for any bed wetting. Because their girls are perfect ya know.

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Well, my point was that at 3, it’s just developmentally normal for them to need pull ups at night. Not that there is a medical reason behind needing them.

For lots of kids, night time dryness comes well after daytime dryness. Some stay dry at night right away, most don’t.


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[ears]

She looks 40! [img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201807 ... 06f00b.jpg[/img][img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201807 ... 98270c.jpg[/img]

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[Punkincookie]

She looks 40! [img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201807 ... 06f00b.jpg[/img][img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201807 ... 98270c.jpg[/img]

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The eyebrows, why? Is it just me? I don't understand

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[3momstrong]

Word of the day: SOCIOPATH

[lisajohnson120]

I have to say, on the topic of getting the girls up at night...I have a child who doesn’t stay dry at night. I have seen 3 pediatricians who have all said that it is considered normal until the age of 10.

It’s entirely possible that the girls do need to use the potty during the night and their parents are too lazy to get up or keep them in pull ups because they are too lazy to get up when the girls wake up in the AM.

But I also just wanted to throw it out there for anyone who has a child who sleeps in pull ups, that’s is totally okay and even normal for kids to need them at night. There seems to be a stigma surrounding it and I just wanted to chime in on that topic.

(Pull ups during the day there is no excuse for. I’m strictly talking at night).

Back to your regularly scheduled snarking


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I agree 100% with you... my twin nieces had to wear them for quite a while at night.. but not until they went to bed...


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[Couchpotato10]

Those girls shouldn't even BE IN pull ups anymore. I don't care if they are 3.6 years old or not, they don't need to be in pull ups anymore. Get the fuck out of bed and get your children to the bathroom. Its not that difficult. Seriously!

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I think giving the girls a bath before she leaves is in Nanny Ash’s job description. One last chore the so called parents do not want to deal with.


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[oldschoolmom39]

I have to say, on the topic of getting the girls up at night...I have a child who doesn’t stay dry at night. I have seen 3 pediatricians who have all said that it is considered normal until the age of 10.

It’s entirely possible that the girls do need to use the potty during the night and their parents are too lazy to get up or keep them in pull ups because they are too lazy to get up when the girls wake up in the AM.

But I also just wanted to throw it out there for anyone who has a child who sleeps in pull ups, that’s is totally okay and even normal for kids to need them at night. There seems to be a stigma surrounding it and I just wanted to chime in on that topic.

(Pull ups during the day there is no excuse for. I’m strictly talking at night).

Back to your regularly scheduled snarking


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It takes them a while to get the hang of going to the bathroom at night so wearing the pull ups at night is totally normal for their age for sure

[my2girls12]

I have to say, on the topic of getting the girls up at night...I have a child who doesn’t stay dry at night. I have seen 3 pediatricians who have all said that it is considered normal until the age of 10.

It’s entirely possible that the girls do need to use the potty during the night and their parents are too lazy to get up or keep them in pull ups because they are too lazy to get up when the girls wake up in the AM.

But I also just wanted to throw it out there for anyone who has a child who sleeps in pull ups, that’s is totally okay and even normal for kids to need them at night. There seems to be a stigma surrounding it and I just wanted to chime in on that topic.

(Pull ups during the day there is no excuse for. I’m strictly talking at night).

Back to your regularly scheduled snarking


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It takes them a while to get the hang of going to the bathroom at night so wearing the pull ups at night is totally normal for their age for sure

Except they put the pull ups on them way before bedtime. ‍


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[Cavmom20]

Oh my word. What is this color combination?? She seriously thinks this looks good? Orange and black eyes, hot pink lips, completely unnatural looking eyebrows. Why does she do her eyebrows that color? It's almost kind of a gray tone? I can't even figure this out. They certainly don't match her hair. How did she look in the mirror and say, "yep, I look good" I think she's so wrapped up in applying the makeup she actually can't tell when she's gone overboard anymore. Just more, more, more. This is quite frightening.

[Wgchick22]

She looks 40! [img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201807 ... 06f00b.jpg[/img][img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201807 ... 98270c.jpg[/img]

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This is just. Horrendous. She clearly just got her hair done, Botox, teeth whitened all in one day.


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[SqueakyWheel]

She looks 40! [img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201807 ... 06f00b.jpg[/img][img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201807 ... 98270c.jpg[/img]

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This is just. Horrendous. She clearly just got her hair done, Botox, teeth whitened all in one day.


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Her eyebrows look even more strange than usual to me.


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