Right. I have a friend who has 5 year old twins, a 3 year old, and 5 month old twins. Her husband works. She breastfeeds. Keeps an immaculate house. She also runs a business. She is basically super woman.frustratedytwatcher wrote:How can these two do so much of NOTHING!!
I have a friend who has preschool twins and baby twins, the twins are EBF, one has CMPA too, her husband works full time out of the house 12 hours a day, she doesn't have a cleaner, she doesn't have snoos.
She also doesn't think she's special or superwoman, she thinks she's a normal mother trying her best..
... then there's the swannie's saying it's sOOOOooOoO hard when they both have to put the twins down for a nap and the toddler wants to come in the room too...
I’m dying!!
Honestly I think this is part of the reason her mom moved, Rachelle would never leave her mom alone if she was close. Rachelle’s mom probably gets annoyed so the distance helps her keep a healthy relationship with Rachelle. Honestly, what first time Grandma who’s only grandchildren are just being born and grows up moves away so far? My mother would never move away like that because she loves her grandchildren too much.Dani_465 wrote:My guess trashy whined and cried to her mom and now her mom is there.
I’m sorry... anyone else think it’s wrong to have your MOTHER sleeping on the floor???!! (On a mattress but might as well be on the damn floor). Such disrespect! Her mom is no spring chicken and I’m sure it’s not easy to get up off the floor.
The trashy are incapable of taking care of twins and a toddler. Can’t even put Emma in a big girls bed without her mom coming.
And they want 4 more??? What a Shit show!
Just have her mom move in at this point because it only gets harder. Wait til the twins are mobile and eating solids, and Emma starts having real tantrums. So maybe I’m a tad envious because my mom lives 10 minutes away but for various reasons, didn’t help me at all with my babies. I hope she thanks her enough for flying out and staying with them. She has a good mom, be grateful because so many moms of multiple children don’t have anyone, not even their spouse to help out during the day. These two don’t need any more kids if they’re struggling now. The struggle will just evolve as the kids get older.Dani_465 wrote:My guess trashy whined and cried to her mom and now her mom is there.
I’m sorry... anyone else think it’s wrong to have your MOTHER sleeping on the floor???!! (On a mattress but might as well be on the damn floor). Such disrespect! Her mom is no spring chicken and I’m sure it’s not easy to get up off the floor.
The trashy are incapable of taking care of twins and a toddler. Can’t even put Emma in a big girls bed without her mom coming.
And they want 4 more??? What a Shit show!
Right! Also didn’t they say that the couch in the living room was worth the price cause it could rearrange to a bed that guests would sleep on...which we all knew was ridiculous to have your guest sleep in the living room.Ld5 wrote:They couldn’t set up Emma’s bed so that her mother had a decent place to sleep?
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Yup! I remember that too. At least put the blow up on top of the couch arrangement so it’s higher for her.mamabear01 wrote:Right! Also didn’t they say that the couch in the living room was worth the price cause it could rearrange to a bed that guests would sleep on...which we all knew was ridiculous to have your guest sleep in the living room.Ld5 wrote:They couldn’t set up Emma’s bed so that her mother had a decent place to sleep?
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And they're going for daily walks now which I mentioned a few days ago! I generally don't believe youtubers read these forums, but the amount of times rachelle has done/posted about something hours after it being said on here is too many for it to be coincidental.mamabear01 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 30, 2020 2:20 pm Hi Rachelle!!! I’m so glad you read my tips here! But none of us believe you wanted to use that milk for them. Why would you be giving them formula if you planned to give that milk to them? That milk you pumped from the beginning would’ve been expired if you saved it all till they were 6 months, you would’ve given them expired milk. Should’ve been giving it to them all along instead of formula! And you don’t seem sad at all, you would’ve fake cried if you were actually sad....
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The boys both suffered for four months because of her.SomeoneActually wrote: ↑Sun Aug 30, 2020 1:22 pm Oh the irony, trashy can't use her stock pile of milk because of the boys dairy protein allergy.
not her fault. Yeah, I hope they don’t fake it somehow. My son got a new bed, bedding and curtains last month. He initially didn’t like it, told me “no like” and was looking for his “boat pictures”. He got over it quickly and moved onto not caring at all.Here_2_talk wrote:What Rachelle desperately wants is a big reaction from
Emma for her room reveal. Good luck with that. That child is incapable of doing anything unprompted.
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