are they just desperate to be famous...?
22 July 2004, 01:59 PM
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are they just desperate to be famous...?
watched C4 last night, namely that Super-Nanny show.
How crap was the mother on that show?!
but heres my point, they (the parents) must have the final say as to whether the show is aired.
They know how well they have/havent done, escpecially the flame haired Welsh lady who couldn't discipline her child at all (despite watching him batter the twins).
why did she agree to have the show aired when she must have realised she was portrayed as a crap parent?
the father was at the other end of the scale being a bit heavy handed.
I dont understand why she would willingly allow herself to be known from here on as "that crap mum from the nanny show".
as an aside, basing my judgement on their behaviour to each other, I give em 18 months together married.
How crap was the mother on that show?!
but heres my point, they (the parents) must have the final say as to whether the show is aired.
They know how well they have/havent done, escpecially the flame haired Welsh lady who couldn't discipline her child at all (despite watching him batter the twins).
why did she agree to have the show aired when she must have realised she was portrayed as a crap parent?
the father was at the other end of the scale being a bit heavy handed.
I dont understand why she would willingly allow herself to be known from here on as "that crap mum from the nanny show".
as an aside, basing my judgement on their behaviour to each other, I give em 18 months together married.
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No wonder the bloke got heavy handed when she just let the little **** do everything and anything he wanted.
My kid can be a bit of a monster, but we both tell him off, not just one of us.
Andy.
My kid can be a bit of a monster, but we both tell him off, not just one of us.
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22 July 2004, 02:27 PM
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am I right in assuming that she wanted to be all nicey nicey and leave the discipline to her old fella?
wont that turn the little brat into a mummy's boy?
wont that turn the little brat into a mummy's boy?
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What'll happen in that situation is the dad will say no to something, so the kid gets the lip on and goes crying to mummy, who says yes.
Discipline breaks down and anarchy rules.
Then the kid goes to school thinking he can get away with murder until one day a tough kid gives him a good yarking.
Problem solved.
Andy.
Discipline breaks down and anarchy rules.
Then the kid goes to school thinking he can get away with murder until one day a tough kid gives him a good yarking.
Problem solved.
Andy.
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