To wonder why a mum would buy 100 presents each...

[Bananabread123]

... for her children. She says they deserve a great Christmas but wouldn't they be equally as happy with, say, 10 presents?

www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-isle-of-man-38305247

[EB123]

So that she can go to the press about it?

[Titsywoo]

They'll forget most of them and never play with them. It's too much.

[backaftera2yearbreak]

Probably because she wants to. Why do you care?

[PerryHatter]

She can afford it and she wants to.

[Ohyesiam]

That's oddly disproportionate. Don't think that sort of ott would do the kids an y good in the long run. Not that I've read the link....

[Hassled]

Clickable link. That's just barking mad. In fairness the presents look quite small - she's not buying whopping great big things. But still - barking mad. And it's like she has something to prove - but what? I've no idea. Do people really give that much of a toss about the size of the pile?

[RosieMapleLeaf]

I'm amazed she could find 100 presents each! I struggled to get to 5.

[user1477282676]

It's an emotional problem...some sort of issue within her. I used to go way over the top though not to that extent.

I grew up in a happy but poor family.

I married DH, who is from a middle class family...he helped me to see sense and now my DC get about ten gifts each.

I used to literally buy crap just to swell the pile. Four dolls, three different sets of lego, at least two physcially large gifts.....mine would have about 40 to 50 gifts each and that was before they were 8.

[ChardonnayKnickertonSmythe]

Becsus she wants to prove to herself what a brilliant parent she is.

Sad, really.

[WhenSheWasBadSheWasHorrid]

Doesn't sound like a good idea IMO

100 toys is a ridiculous amount

[PickAChew]

Where the hell do you hide them all?

[TheWitTank]

I genuinely don't think I could find 100 presents my two would want! Is most of it just crap?

[QueenArseClangers]

Bet she's got rats living in that mountain of tat. Or a lost child.

[Artandco]

It also says they haven't opened or used some from last year still

[Crumbs1]

If they opened one present every, say three minutes, that would be 300 minutes without allowing for loo trips, looking what others have etc. That's 5 hours of present opening. Disgusting greed and consumerism with none of the joy of seeing everyone else's excitement and none of the pleasure of giving. Poor kids.

[Shoppingahoy]

Her choice. Why are you so bothered?

[GlitterGlue]

I think she's going to be on the expensive Christmas programme on C4 tonight.

That many presents for a Toddler, in particular, is wasteful and insane.

[amispartacus]

I'm just wondering how she found the time to wrap them all. Plus the effect of this at school on her children.

[rumpelstiltskin43]

Because she's doing it all for appearances and "bragging rights".
Because she thinks material things make her a "good" mother.
Because she's a shallow idiot.

[BrieAndChilli]

Mine get about 20-25 presents from family and about 10 from us and santa plus a stocking of small bits like choc/socks/toothbrush/pens etc and I thought that was a lot!

[OopsDearyMe]

Maybe like me that's how she was shown love by her parents and doesn't know how else to. I wld never go quite that far, but I am a sucker for wanting to buy everything they want.

[LilQueenie]

its because she bargain hunts and stockpiles essentials. The gifts include toilietries and clothing. Whatever the kids need for the year. She also runs a money saving website to help others save hence why she can afford to do what she does.

[stargirl1701]

Horrendous. If she wants to spend £1500, she should. But not on a mountain of what looks like plastic crap. The Earth cannot sustain shit like this.

[SestraClone]

My youngest gets about 40 presents.