And in her vlog about the makeover, the other room could be seen briefly. It was a total mess. That’s understandable as kids are messy. But IMO they should take part in cleaning their “model bedrooms” at age appropriate levels.lagenialester wrote:Per her Instagram looks like the twins’ room is already full of junk again.
I agree they could have Addie doing something. My youngest have workbooks, flash cards and playdoh while the other kids are doing school work. We also still do bedtime which Jess used to do with her kids I thought. She Never reads to Addie, probably just sleeps where she falls still.sondraK wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 7:58 pmI'm guessing he wasn't up yet.Looks like he left it all to jessss,but yeah,maybe that' the way she wanted it.MiloandMax1 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 12:57 pm Jess can't handle 4 kids but was going to school to be a teacher. And this year the twins have same teacher (they must not split twins up like Modesto) so really she has 3 lessons to follow. 2 parents at home. Have Chris help. He was nowhere in this video. I really think she doesn't want his help because he is tougher on the kids, you know actually telling them no.
It wouldn't hurt Addie to still be learning.Any prep is good.Chris could be working w her on a home preschool prog.
Preschoolers need very little actual school work. Colors, shapes, recognizing letters and numbers, learning how to hold a pencil. Chris could easily get some activity book, flash cards etc and do school work with Addie while Jess helps the big kids.sondraK wrote:I'm guessing he wasn't up yet.Looks like he left it all to jessss,but yeah,maybe that' the way she wanted it.MiloandMax1 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 12:57 pm Jess can't handle 4 kids but was going to school to be a teacher. And this year the twins have same teacher (they must not split twins up like Modesto) so really she has 3 lessons to follow. 2 parents at home. Have Chris help. He was nowhere in this video. I really think she doesn't want his help because he is tougher on the kids, you know actually telling them no.
It wouldn't hurt Addie to still be learning.Any prep is good.Chris could be working w her on a home preschool prog.
I was just thinking,I bet Mimi is THAT teacher;every school has one.The one who lets the whole classroom run amok,and can't be bothered to discipline them at allCottonCandySky wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 7:38 amFor sure. I live next to “that family” in my street. They only have one kid, but the parents are so incredibly rude and loud, everybody knows who they are.ReyRey61 wrote:I’ll bet they’re quickly become known in the neighborhood as “that family” or “those kids”.NarcoelpsyMom wrote:Why wear or enforce helmets as your kids ride scooters and scream at 8:30pm while other families are trying to get their kids quieted down for the night? That would just be silly. Head wounds and other people don’t exist in MessssWorld.
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Unbelievable!! I could see one candy bar, but not all that crap! And a bag of popcorn each?! And look at the bananas rotting away.....NarcoelpsyMom wrote:School night, so every kid gets 2 full size candy bars, a pack of Oreos, a mini candy bar, a pack of popcorn, pizza, and access to huge bags of gummies.
Sounds like a great way to start the “Home school is so hard” rant tomorrow morning.
MommaMia3 wrote:sondraK wrote:MiloandMax1 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 12:57 pm Preschoolers need very little actual school work. Colors, shapes, recognizing letters and numbers, learning how to hold a pencil. Chris could easily get some activity book, flash cards etc and do school work with Addie while Jess helps the big kids.
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Preschoolers do not need flash cards and workbooks. Yes he could easily work on holding a pencil through drawing and art, but preschoolers do not need to do worksheets and flash cards.
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Pinkbunnies wrote:MommaMia3 wrote:I worked as a preschool teacher for a summer. The kids would do small 1 sided worksheets with basic things like colouring in only pictures of words starting with ___ letter. Or practicing writing their numbers and letters. As well as reading lots of books, listening to music and having healthy conversations about what the topic was that week. The goals were for kindergarten they could write their names and all letters/numbers.sondraK wrote:
Preschoolers do not need flash cards and workbooks. Yes he could easily work on holding a pencil through drawing and art, but preschoolers do not need to do worksheets and flash cards.
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I thought it was really telling that she said Addie wouldn't be doing school because it would be a waste of money to sign her up for virtual learning...I don't know about for other families, but in my family preschool is mainly about socialization as the parents are already doing everything the kids do in preschool at home. Like. It's not that hard.MiloandMax1 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 8:34 pmI agree they could have Addie doing something. My youngest have workbooks, flash cards and playdoh while the other kids are doing school work. We also still do bedtime which Jess used to do with her kids I thought. She Never reads to Addie, probably just sleeps where she falls still.sondraK wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 7:58 pmI'm guessing he wasn't up yet.Looks like he left it all to jessss,but yeah,maybe that' the way she wanted it.MiloandMax1 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 12:57 pm Jess can't handle 4 kids but was going to school to be a teacher. And this year the twins have same teacher (they must not split twins up like Modesto) so really she has 3 lessons to follow. 2 parents at home. Have Chris help. He was nowhere in this video. I really think she doesn't want his help because he is tougher on the kids, you know actually telling them no.
It wouldn't hurt Addie to still be learning.Any prep is good.Chris could be working w her on a home preschool prog.
No wonder those kids are always screaming and bouncing off of the walls! Why would they not do movie night on a Saturday or even a Sunday this weekend since there was no school Monday?ReyRey61 wrote:Unbelievable!! I could see one candy bar, but not all that crap! And a bag of popcorn each?! And look at the bananas rotting away.....NarcoelpsyMom wrote:School night, so every kid gets 2 full size candy bars, a pack of Oreos, a mini candy bar, a pack of popcorn, pizza, and access to huge bags of gummies.
Sounds like a great way to start the “Home school is so hard” rant tomorrow morning.
I’ll bet the ranch they were watching the new Mulan on Disney Plus. And it’s gotta be ASAP because she has to be first! What great content! Bring some friends over and have the best time with the coolest parents ever!lagenialester wrote:No wonder those kids are always screaming and bouncing off of the walls! Why would they not do movie night on a Saturday or even a Sunday this weekend since there was no school Monday?ReyRey61 wrote:Unbelievable!! I could see one candy bar, but not all that crap! And a bag of popcorn each?! And look at the bananas rotting away.....NarcoelpsyMom wrote:School night, so every kid gets 2 full size candy bars, a pack of Oreos, a mini candy bar, a pack of popcorn, pizza, and access to huge bags of gummies.
Sounds like a great way to start the “Home school is so hard” rant tomorrow morning.
