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Pushy Parents.

HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 36,463
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Are these Britain's pushiest parents? Mother reveals her daughters, 8 and 3, 'get nothing for free' and insists their part-time jobs at the family business where her youngest sweeps and cleans will help them 'win at life'



Sophie and Phil McGennity, from Preston, are determined their daughters Crystal, eight, and Hallie, three, will grow up to succeed and have already learnt 'nothing in the world is free' (left) Sophie revealed: 'My dream is to see my to children excelling at whatever they choose to do, participation is important but ultimately I want them to win at life so they don't have to worry about money or stability.' (right, and top inset, Crystal with some of her medals). The children have a packed schedule each week with part-time jobs, activities, competitions and extra homework given to them by their mother (bottom inset)

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  • HANSONHANSON Member Posts: 902
    HAYSIE said:

    Are these Britain's pushiest parents? Mother reveals her daughters, 8 and 3, 'get nothing for free' and insists their part-time jobs at the family business where her youngest sweeps and cleans will help them 'win at life'



    Sophie and Phil McGennity, from Preston, are determined their daughters Crystal, eight, and Hallie, three, will grow up to succeed and have already learnt 'nothing in the world is free' (left) Sophie revealed: 'My dream is to see my to children excelling at whatever they choose to do, participation is important but ultimately I want them to win at life so they don't have to worry about money or stability.' (right, and top inset, Crystal with some of her medals). The children have a packed schedule each week with part-time jobs, activities, competitions and extra homework given to them by their mother (bottom inset)

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-8883643/Are-Britains-pushiest-parents-Mother-two-says-daughters-8-3-free.html

    and your point is what Haysie ????? what are you trying say buy putting this up ??
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 36,463
    HANSON said:

    HAYSIE said:

    Are these Britain's pushiest parents? Mother reveals her daughters, 8 and 3, 'get nothing for free' and insists their part-time jobs at the family business where her youngest sweeps and cleans will help them 'win at life'



    Sophie and Phil McGennity, from Preston, are determined their daughters Crystal, eight, and Hallie, three, will grow up to succeed and have already learnt 'nothing in the world is free' (left) Sophie revealed: 'My dream is to see my to children excelling at whatever they choose to do, participation is important but ultimately I want them to win at life so they don't have to worry about money or stability.' (right, and top inset, Crystal with some of her medals). The children have a packed schedule each week with part-time jobs, activities, competitions and extra homework given to them by their mother (bottom inset)

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-8883643/Are-Britains-pushiest-parents-Mother-two-says-daughters-8-3-free.html

    and your point is what Haysie ????? what are you trying say buy putting this up ??
    Why would I have to have a point?
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 36,463
    A question rather than a point.
    Is it reasonable to force a 3 year old child to shovel sh1t, to get a bit of pocket money?





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