[Osjama]

Nvm ill watch this task

[Osjama]

Lol wtf tho who decided this

[Maru]

It's not like they will cry they haven't seen their kids in less than two weeks

[Greg!]

A scream

[James]

They've had children in the house for tasks before, in previous series. It's not like they'll be living there.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by James

They've had children in the house for tasks before, in previous series. It's not like they'll be living there.

Hasnt that just been for very short periods of time though..like the ignore the obvious type tasks? I don't remember any other times kids have been in but if the task is about who can look after kids better (sexist much?!) then surely they willneed to be there for a while.

[Ant.]

Originally Posted by James

They've had children in the house for tasks before, in previous series. It's not like they'll be living there.

The use of "over the weekend" and the way they said it's a "Big Brother first" makes me imagine the children are staying over

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Lilbro

The use of "over the weekend" and the way they said it's a "Big Brother first" makes me imagine the children are staying over

This Is Big Brother. Would Starr, Summer, Kayden, Romance, Bowie, Apple and Sam please come to the Diary Room.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Lilbro

The use of "over the weekend" and the way they said it's a "Big Brother first" makes me imagine the children are staying over

They won't be staying over. As the house is being recorded 24/7, they're technically "performing" the entire time they're in there, and at their age that can't be over five hours. Also, there will be parents/chaperones following them around in the camera run at all times, they're not allowed to let them out of their sight.

[Marsh.]

Wut

[BBUK-Fan]

Gonna be fun

[Rufus]

Did anyone else think that he said the housemates will be looking after 46 year olds?

[BBUK-Fan]

Originally Posted by Rufus

Did anyone else think that he said the housemates will be looking after 46 year olds?

I thought it was that at first

[Ant.]

Originally Posted by Rufus

Did anyone else think that he said the housemates will be looking after 46 year olds?

If you look at the BOTS thread you'll see that I did did you?

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Rufus

Did anyone else think that he said the housemates will be looking after 46 year olds?

The first trans-age housemates to enter?

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

The first trans-age housemates to enter?

One of your best posts here

[lewis111]

This is one of the biggest messes they've done but I am so so here for it
I'm sure it'll all just be given a fun edit though

[rusticgal]

I just love watching kids..'secret life of a 5 year old' etc. Children are so honest and often show maturity beyond their years.
Should be a good task... I'm sure BB know what they are doing otherwise it could backfire big time.

[Matthew.]

will be interesting to see how patient ann will be with a bunch of kids

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

The first trans-age housemates to enter?

Ugh, 'Steph-on-knee' is such a creepy pervert its unbelievable. I feel slightly sick just seeing photos of 'her'. I do think 'she' is one of the pisstakers. Not 'genuinely trans'.

Originally Posted by rusticgal

I just love watching kids..'secret life of a 5 year old' etc. Children are so honest and often show maturity beyond their years.
Should be a good task... I'm sure BB know what they are doing otherwise it could backfire big time.

I wonder if this is why production semeingly wanted India out (head to head...3 way or more she would have stayed easily) you know. One or more of the kids would be likely to 'misgender' her. My daughter who is 5 can tell men from women easily, even when the men are in makeup and such. Led to quite an embarassing situation on a bus actually. A person got on, little dress, perfect hair and makeup...and my daughter who is 5 pointed at them and said quite loudly 'thats a boy mammy, why is he wearing a dress'. I was a bit mortified but the guy was fine about it. Sat talking to her for a bit and was telling her about how some boys like to wear makeup and look 'like girls' and such. Still never found out if he was just a feminine guy, trans or a drag queen actually.

Can't see India recting well to persistant misgendering...even if it is by kids.

[pontyboi]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Ugh, 'Steph-on-knee' is such a creepy pervert its unbelievable. I feel slightly sick just seeing photos of 'her'. I do think 'she' is one of the pisstakers. Not 'genuinely trans'.


I wonder if this is why production semeingly wanted India out (head to head...3 way or more she would have stayed easily) you know. One or more of the kids would be likely to 'misgender' her. My daughter who is 5 can tell men from women easily, even when the men are in makeup and such. Led to quite an embarassing situation on a bus actually. A person got on, little dress, perfect hair and makeup...and my daughter who is 5 pointed at them and said quite loudly 'thats a boy mammy, why is he wearing a dress'. I was a bit mortified but the guy was fine about it. Sat talking to her for a bit and was telling her about how some boys like to wear makeup and look 'like girls' and such. Still never found out if he was just a feminine guy, trans or a drag queen actually.

Can't see India recting well to persistant misgendering...even if it is by kids.

No offence Vicky but kids pick up stuff from their parents and you constantly bang on about transsexuals being men so....

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by pontyboi

No offence Vicky but kids pick up stuff from their parents and you constantly bang on about transsexuals being men so....

And you as a parent are better equipped to tell Vicky this about her own children ok...

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by pontyboi

No offence Vicky but kids pick up stuff from their parents and you constantly bang on about transsexuals being men so....

I assure you I have never spoke to my 5 year old child about transsexuals Why on earth you would think I would is beyond me

[Ant.]

Originally Posted by pontyboi

No offence Vicky but kids pick up stuff from their parents and you constantly bang on about transsexuals being men so....

are you forgetting Vicky's a mother? A bit tasteless imo

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

My daughter who is 5 can tell men from women easily, even when the men are in makeup and such. Led to quite an embarassing situation on a bus actually. A person got on, little dress, perfect hair and makeup...and my daughter who is 5 pointed at them and said quite loudly 'thats a boy mammy, why is he wearing a dress'. I was a bit mortified but the guy was fine about it. Sat talking to her for a bit and was telling her about how some boys like to wear makeup and look 'like girls' and such. Still never found out if he was just a feminine guy, trans or a drag queen actually.

It’s great how kids aren’t really taught gender stereotypes nowadays in such an aggressive format as they were before, and the difference between what i was taught and observing teaching when i’m at work is really quite something.

i remember being told at primary school that “blue is for boys and pink is for girls.” In addition to this, the word “gay” was banned, no matter what context it was used in. I’m 25, so this is probably going back around 2000-2002, which is actually quite a long time ago thinking about it.

not too long ago, the school had an assembly where a female firefighter, a male nurse and a policewoman came in to try and tackle gender stereotypes in the workplace and I think it worked. I would also say that I am also an example of fighting gender stereotypes in the workplace to an extent because previously, male primary school teachers/teaching assistants were almost unheard of, whereas there are increasingly more and more men taking on the job, which I think is fantastic. I was never taught by a man until secondary school, but I think that equality is so important