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I'm the same with my girls. Like my rose is four.

She does not need me for emotional support.

Like when I try and do that emotional support stuff of her, she's like, whatever.

She's just so different.

My eldest is eight and I am basically like a full time emotional coach like full time at home like it is

constant but I love that because it brings out and it's grown completely different sides of me

yeah like I lean more towards that emotional coach I love it like I will talk about feelings all day

long I love it with rose it's so different because I'm like, she doesn't

want to do that. She just wants to kick a football and be physical with me. That's massive

growth for me. Yeah. So that's not my comfort zone. Yeah. She's got me more into stuff like that.

And I just love how our children develop those different sides of us. Definitely. And I think with

them, with the age that Sunday's at now, she's just gone into year two, so she's nearly seven.

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