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Carrie and Justine on radio/telly now

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GeraldineMumsnet · 20/11/2009 12:04

Carrie's on You and Yours (R4) visiting Lapland UK (plus one of her children and one of Justine's, so should be amusing) and Justine got the short straw is on The Daily Politics talking about 'the Mumsnet election' (BBC2).

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JustineMumsnet · 20/11/2009 18:07

Had to be a Boden dress really didn't it - got it specially.

WilfSell · 20/11/2009 18:10

Arf at being interviewed for Times by DG. And double arf at 'sure she'll be decent though'

You know she will shaft us royally...?

She believes she owes us one.

Perhaps MNHQ will be exempt but suspect some of us labour party activists dogged posters might get a bit roughed up. Is it bad that I rather like that idea?

mollyroger · 20/11/2009 18:21

Hope Johnnie gave you a big discount...

ABetaDad · 21/11/2009 12:53

Carrie is on Sky now with Rachel Johnson.

Its almost like her and Justine are living in the corner of my kitchen at the moment.

She has just said politicians should come on MN and read the threads to find out what we are really talking about. Is that wise?

Just a little thought. MN is being perceived as a site exclusively for Mums in the media. MNHQ are not at fault but it woudl be nice if they would mention it is parenting site and there are a few Dads too and more would be welcome to join.

ProfessorLaytonIsMyLoveSlave · 21/11/2009 13:00

So what did Carrie think of Lapland UK?

LoveBeingAMummy · 21/11/2009 13:05

Justine does that mean you were able to put it through expenses

LoveBeingAMummy · 21/11/2009 13:06

abetadad - i thought it loved being one of so few

ABetaDad · 21/11/2009 15:18

Well its great to be here as a Dad but I think the media has inevitably been quite lazy and is beginning to present this as some sort of 'womens issue' forum. While there are mainly women here and women do obviously still take the burden of childcare responsibility I just think MNHQ need to be careful that it presents itself as a 'parent issue' forum even if it has a mainly female audience.

For example, I think one of the things MN could campaign on is fair treatment of parents (Mums and Dads) that allows freedom to split maternity/paternty leave. That would be a great message to send to politicians.

It would be fantastic if a few younger 'soon to be Dads' or perhaps 'bereaved Dads' came here to ask for advice and give advice too. Hope they will as a result of the publicity.

Still think MNHQ are doing a fantastic job though and no criticism from me.

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