21st century parenting/child

amdublin

Loving this program.

Well done RTE

genie_us

do you know if this is repeated at all?

amdublin

No don't know

But you can prob get it on the RTE website realplayer thingie?

phill106

is the limerick single mother gone?

Lana80

Great to see this show back on air again.

irishcsifan

Lana80 wrote: »

Great to see this show back on air again.

Damm RTE. I didn't know this was back. Were there any ads for this to say it was back on?

Diddler1977

It's a great programme!

amdublin

Such a good program...

The poor single mother girl with depression

JonathanAnon

Jesus every time I come onto boards to start a thread, I find that amdub has already started one... I'm worried what this means about me..

It's sad for that child.. That woman (in Carlow college) is not capable of being a stable influence in her child's life... Did they mention what happened to the father?

Diddler1977

amdublin wrote: »

Such a good program...

The poor single mother girl with depression

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Jesus every time I come onto boards to start a thread, I find that amdub has already started one... I'm worried what this means about me..

It's sad for that child.. That woman (in Carlow college) is not capable of being a stable influence in her child's life... Did they mention what happened to the father?

I feel for this family in Clontarf. Fighting over a tin of beans!???

They look like a family in crisis to me......

amdublin

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Jesus every time I come onto boards to start a thread, I find that amdub has already started one... I'm worried what this means about me..

It's sad for that child.. That woman (in Carlow college) is not capable of being a stable influence in her child's life... Did they mention what happened to the father?

And I started it in 2009

No. The baby was "unplanned". No mention of father ever. Assume what you will from that... :cool:

amdublin

Diddler1977 wrote: »

I feel for this family in Clontarf. Fighting over a tin of beans!???

They look like a family in crisis to me......

:eek:
I missed that. More details please.

The hippy family WRECKED my head.

JonathanAnon

amdublin wrote: »

:eek: I missed that. More details please.The hippy family WRECKED my head.

They didnt show it.. The woman just said.. "yesterday we had a big row over a can of beans"..

Diddler1977

irishcsifan wrote: »

Damm RTE. I didn't know this was back. Were there any ads for this to say it was back on?

Yeah there were plenty of ads were on during the week.....

Diddler1977

amdublin wrote: »

:eek:


The hippy family WRECKED my head.

Ah there was nothing wrong with them.

If we were all the same life would be pretty boring

Diddler1977

Was the family with loads of children (I think from Kinegad) with the mother who was the teacher featured on this show? Will we see them again?

Or the African family?

amdublin

Diddler1977 wrote: »

Was the family with loads of children (I think from Kinegad) with the mother who was the teacher featured on this show? Will we see them again?

Or the African family?

Think they're showing the big family now.

From the fathers perspective this week...

JonathanAnon

Does he teach the kids not to speak with their mouths full..

Diddler1977

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Does he teach the kids not to speak with their mouths full..

I think they learn how to speak with their mouths full from the mother

Diddler1977

The crafty ones are dreamers......

amdublin

JonathanAnon wrote: »

Does he teach the kids not to speak with their mouths full..

Oh hello! Good evening Mr Manners

Diddler1977 wrote: »

The crafty ones are dreamers......

I'm growing to like these hippy ones

ICANN

I wish this show was on international iplayer

amdublin

I always wondered about these pair...

:eek:
A lot of the men are unemployed

Would he not be bringing the dole into the house as an income?

Diddler1977

I like this family with the one child and the mother in the wheelchair. I hope it works out for the father.

Diddler1977

amdublin wrote: »

I always wondered about these pair...

:eek:
A lot of the men are unemployed

Would he not be bringing the dole into the house as an income?

He mustn't be entitled to dole because she is earning.

Maybe the child could be taken out of the creche and he could mind her.

JonathanAnon

I'm guessing Mick Wallace built the hippy's house?

amdublin

I'm thinking she might be unemployed...

amdublin

The millionaires family
Is it not known as a gentlemans family or something (stupid name :mad:)

This dad is full of sh1t!

amdublin

"oh my son is just so intelligent"

Stfu

amdublin

What are they actually selling?? Wooden mobiles?

Diddler1977

amdublin wrote: »

The millionaires family
Is it not known as a gentlemans family or something (stupid name :mad:)

Never heard either of these names.....

Diddler1977

Why did they have to travel to Germany to sell their stuff? Have they not heard of the Internet?

amdublin

Diddler1977 wrote: »

Never heard either of these names.....

I think somebody might have said it in last weeks episode

amdublin

Diddler1977 wrote: »

Why did they have to travel to Germany to sell their stuff? Have they not heard of the Internet?

Yeah. Etsy would be perfect for them.

JonathanAnon

double post... read below for further information..

JonathanAnon

fkn hell, I'd say you'd come away with a more positive impression of the male species having watched Juno And The Paycock

amdublin

Dublinia would be a great place to work!

amdublin

I like this pair. Very down to earth.

JonathanAnon

He sounds more relaxed alright..

PICK

UP

YOUR

BALLS

:mad::mad::mad:

amdublin

Ah Jonathan don't be so hard on him. He's happy being at home. Theres nothing wrong with that.

Diddler1977

I like the family with the 9(!:eek:) children the best!

amdublin

Jaysis he's very similar to his da in law

amdublin

Good man Richie!

Diddler1977

I don't like his crafts.......

amdublin

Diddler1977 wrote: »

I don't like his crafts.......

Wouldn't be my cup of tea. But the wood and the grain is lovely.

amdublin

Idyllic

Diddler1977

The big family from Kinnegad look like they are having an idyllic childhood

JonathanAnon

Sideshow Bob should have worn a pair of shoes working at that trade show.. his runners/jeans looked really inappropriate... but his stuff is good.

amdublin

Seeya next week!

Rinker

Much preferred it when they followed the kids growing up rather than the parents- a fairly miserable bunch mostly except for the big family.

Diddler1977

These kids seemed to have got much older since they were in Germany