Mum sparks controversy as she reveals her 'rules' for her kids, including giving them squash and not bathing them daily | The Sun

A MUM-OF-TWO has sparked controversy by revealing the things she does as a parent "which some people probably hate".

Meg is mother to daughters Lola and Gabriella, and took to TikTok to explain the "rules" she's adopted since starting a family.



She kicked off with: "If we aren't leaving the house, I just leave them in pyjamas."

Next, she wrote: "I don't bath them every day. They have a wash every day but not bathed as it dries their skin."

Third up was another debate-sparking declaration, as she said: "I don't make them drink water, squash is fine."

She also takes Lola out of nursery if the family are doing anything or going away, as she thinks it's important she "get to explore".

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And as for Gabriella's daily wardrobe, Meg said she loves a baby in a baby grow, so her youngest wears them all the time.

"She's comfy and warm," she added.

Opinions were divided in the comments section, with one person writing: "I'm sorry but the no baths and no water is a big no for me.

"I bath my kids every day and they must drink water."

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Meg then hit back: "That's great for you because those are your children and these are mine."

But others praised Meg for her honesty.

"Yep, me too!" one wrote.

"This is being a normal mum."

"Beautiful children and beautiful parenting," another added.

"I don't see anything wrong," a third agreed.

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