Real Families Unveils: The Posh Approach to Parenting

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[@N8Bakka]

Imagine thinking you’re too good to raise your own damn kid.

[@crystalhill3634]

It's so sad that nanny left her own kids to go raise someone else children, I understand her purpose but I would be so devasted being around other kids and taking care of them but can't have my own kids with me so sad 😢

[@1Sarradd]

Stomach turning. Why even have children than? Eww. I feel bad for the caretakers aka the real parents to these children because they will never be given the respect they deserve.

[@barbalalla2003]

The words ”posh” and ”tacky” got mixed up in the title.

[@neffykalks5021]

Far out. People are literally starving to death and this lady has cavalli and 1000s of dollars worth of clothes for DOGS 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@satisfactors]

this is sad bro, the part of being a parent is PARENTINGGGGG😂 what are these people breeding for if they don’t want to raise them?

[@mojojeinxs9960]

The best time; n my life was when my children were little. Could not imagine having some ones else raise my kids.

[@Kawaii_Rockie]

Damn, it must be nice. Here I am just wanting a little help and these ppl are literally able to pay for someone to raise their children.

[@saml4004]

Might be an unpopular opinion but if you don’t want to parent why are you having kids??? Having kids is the ultimate sacrifice. As in YOU sacrifice some of the things you want to do in life to ensure your children are LOVED and cared for. Don’t drag innocent children into your mess just because you don’t want to grow up.

[@blane6592]

If you’re such a “strict” vegan than you need to raise your own damn children!

[@piratelady6467]

Not worth it - my parents are not posh - I was sent to a local baby sitters as kid - and I am not close to my mom and it's not a real mom and what a mom is this is not

[@theforgottendinosaur]

very selfish people,why even have kids if you don't want them in your life

[@AnnaRamstrom]

You can't have your parents do everything? Oh yes you can. Parents everywhere do it all the time. With their kids. And the reward is the amazing connection we have with our kids.

[@janeherriot7880]

Oh my god that picture…looks like a 60s B-movie poster

[@jodydyson8648]

Just OMG! Why would you want to miss the most important event in your life raising a child, mind you I'd love a chief hate cooking lol

[@bubby8495]

Just the fact that the mother's are getting help is really good because parenting can be vvery stressful especially with a new born but these parents are leaving all the inportant decisions to their nanny this 8s what make's it sad. It's better to pay for these services than leaving your children unattended

[@Health-Wealth-Hope]

This is Rediciluos. I couldn't even watch the whole Video. Why have Children if you're not going to be there to raise, love, care and spend time with them??? The amount of money spent...sickening. DONATE to help others.. Spend time raising your own children that you say you wanted!!! I am done watching people act like spoiled brats.

[@Arilouhel]

If the nanny is the first person your child rings for anything, then it is not clear that you are the mother

[@KimmyQueen]

I want a shirt like that

[@HaLLiEB85]

I have to laugh there’s an academy to potty train, I basically potty trained myself around 18 months because I didn’t want to wear diapers anymore ( I also walked and talked before 9 months, was reading early too and was reading chapter books at 3) and this was back in 1987