Things Mumsnet is consistently snobby about..

[Thedarkmode]

I always find this fascinating.

AI holidays
Period features
SUVs
Buying new baby clothes/decorating a nursery.

What else?

What is an AI and a SC holiday??

I'd love someone to point me in the direction of snobbery around bottle feeding. All I ever see are posters being crucified for suggesting that breastfeeding might be a better option. Or even hinting that it went well for them.

Disclaimer: I'm expressing no personal opinion one way or the other on this. Feed your baby. The end.

Children’s names that aren’t Elizabeth or William or something as equally old and boring😆😆

I thought ''Artificial intelligence'' at first, but it has to mean ''all inclusive'' and 'self catering?'

All Inclusive or Self Catered

let’s throw French Bulldog breeding on that pile😁

En-suites

I think she is right though, people can be very snobby about packet ham, full of preservatives etc etc

I prefer my ham in a jar.

Glad I'm not the only one who wondered where i could book an artificial intelligence holiday!

The big one for me is alcohol. If you have more than a tiny sherry at christmas you're an alcoholic who needs to quit forever. The flip side of that, of course, is that there is lots of support on here for people who do want or need to quit.

Home education. I remember reading a thread (I read considerably more than I post) where a poster was shot down for even suggesting home educating her children.

Some at 50 have still got kids at primary school.
Some are 45 with 5 year olds.

The UAE funds the RSF which is responsible for genocide in Sudan so I don’t think it’s a massively bad thing to disapprove of people who are happy to holiday there.

Everything's relative. One person's snobbishness is another person's good taste. And god knows there's an awful lot of inverted snobbishness on Mumsnet (especially about people who don't want to carry out every single life function on their phone!).

An awful lot of people who are 50 have kids in primary school, it’s quite common these days

I did laugh at this one but actually it’s probably true

Shein
Trendy non traditional baby names
Hot tubs
Any holiday park except Center Parcs
Wetherspoons

Washing all towels daily

Or rather looking down that those that don't

Any pizza restaurant apart from Pizza Express

MN loves a bargain though. Especially if the women/children that are raped and used are thousands of miles away, too far to care about.

Grammar and pronunciation.

Posture, I found this hard to believe when I stumbled across a thread on how not standing perfectly straight makes one appear common. So that's everyone with scoliosis judged 😥

Emojis

Fake lawns (admittedly not great for the environment).

NHS staff who dare to not tolerate abuse, or who are overweight, or who give patients advice (you know like how they are paid to do).

Names like Rocco or Cruz that are completely respected names in other countries.

I LOVE a Radley handbag and still use one every day.

Might have been mentioned but long thread for my tired eyes

Council/Social Housing Tenants
Vapes/Cigarettes
The way some just HATE London and Londoners
As above but they hate the whole South East
Haters of the North of England
Holidays
A Wife who enjoys "Wifework" being vilified by some on here

Any regional terms or accents that aren't used where that particular poster grew up.

Extra points for things that are American or perceived to be American.

Cultural norms that differ from their own (children at funerals, Halloween, shoes on/off, lots around hospitality, names, you name it).

Different = wrong very often, or at least lower class (which is just a specific type of wrong).

I got a new one for Christmas - lovely soft leather, really well made and much cheaper than the equivalent Fossil bag that I also considered.

A lot of others do as-well, I think they are a bit marmite,