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21st February 2018
03:17pm GMT

"This is why parents should NOT go to work and leave with a nanny! I don’t care what people say. "No amount of money or career is worth leaving my baby with a stranger! NEVER. It’s heartbreaking to think mums would still do this even after seeing this."https://twitter.com/LaurenGoodger/status/966262797834375168 The former TOWIE star received a lot of criticism from working mums who said that she was "out of touch" with those who had no choice but to hire childminders while they go to work. One user replied to Goodger saying that the reality TV personality had a "lack of understanding about real life." The woman, named Joyce Orr, wrote:
Another made the point that teachers are technically strangers too, and yet, parents need to send their children to school no matter what.I think your stance on this shows your lack of understanding of normal life. Most people don’t make money from magazine shoots they have to do a 9-5 job to put food on the table. Slamming parents for having to work is no better than slamming people for their weight!
— Joyce Orr (@joycie1) February 21, 2018
https://www.instagram.com/p/BdvIblEh2WS/?hl=en&taken-by=laurenrosegoodger Another user accused Goodger of "trying to be controversial on purpose" and said that she would never understand the sacrifices working mums have to make.So you wouldn’t send your child to nursery or school? Are the teachers/carers there not strangers? Don’t let the actions of a minority of people tarnish the hard work many childminders/nannies put in!
— Have a guess (@lmao0825) February 21, 2018
Goodger has since taken her argument to Snapchat, so if you're at all inclined to see what else she has to say on the matter, you can catch her there.You’re trying to be controversial on purpose. You have no idea because you don’t have children. Not everyone lives near their parents or has friends that can help them out all the time. Stick to what you’re kind of good at pretending to go to the gym and put videos and pics on SM
— sharmaine gormley (@sharlouise) February 21, 2018
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