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Naomi Firsht

London

Journalist at Freelance

Journalist. Words @Telegraph @NewStatesman @timesredbox @thetimes @independent @spikedonline. Co-author, The Parisians' Guide to... https://t.co/essvXdVngh

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  • 1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Naomi Firsht

    Bouncing up and down on a ball. Playing heavy metal music. Sleeping in the bedroom doorway. These are some of the desperate lengths parents resort to in order to get their children to sleep at bedtime. It sounds mad. Yet none of this will come as a surprise to parents with young children.

  • 1 week ago | spectator.co.uk | Naomi Firsht

    Bouncing up and down on a ball. Playing heavy metal music. Sleeping in the bedroom doorway. These are some of the desperate lengths parents resort to in order to get their children to sleep at bedtime. It sounds mad. Yet none of this will come as a surprise to parents with young children. My own four-year-old only drifts off to sleep if we both become cats for the final few minutes of bedtime. I am then obliged to say good night to him in ‘cat’: ‘Miaow, miaow-miaow’ – in case you were wondering.

  • 1 month ago | spectator.co.uk | Naomi Firsht

    We’ve been through a lot as a nation over the past few years. Watching politicians debate scotch eggs, finding out (without wanting to) how Prince Harry lost his virginity, Just Stop Oil’s tomato soup tantrums… so sometimes an event arises that makes you ask yourself: has this all taken a larger toll than we realised on our collective psyche? Are we, in fact, having some kind of national nervous breakdown?

  • 1 month ago | spectator.co.uk | Naomi Firsht

    The modern world of dating is ripe for disappointment, and recent dating app convert Sophie is certainly not immune. ‘I went on a date with an actor – not doing too bad – we go to Zuma. I ordered everything; Henry VIII in there, got it all. Then the bill came and he says, how should we do this? Ugh! Ejector seat. Meep! Bye bye. No, I couldn’t. I paid the whole bill and left.

  • Mar 29, 2025 | spectator.co.uk | Naomi Firsht

    Hey Duggee, the children’s TV show, beloved by preschoolers and parents alike, has come under fire for introducing a gender-neutral raccoon. In the award-winning Cbeebies show, Duggee is a cartoon dog who runs a clubhouse for young animals known as the ‘squirrels’. In each episode, the squirrels earn a badge (and a hug) by learning about something new.

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23 May 25

RT @spectator: When asked how she will manage the financial burden of three children in a cost-of-living crisis (yes, really), Mummy Pig re…

Naomi Firsht
Naomi Firsht @Naomi_theFirsht
11 May 25

“No boat fashion unless you own a boat.” Me on MiC’s posh drama and hilarious one-liners in ⁦⁦@spectator⁩ https://t.co/36kHlzGgkV

Naomi Firsht
Naomi Firsht @Naomi_theFirsht
10 May 25

Wrote about my guilty pleasure TV for The Spectator

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On the rare occasions my French husband watches with me, we have to switch on the subtitles because, as he bemoans, ‘Why don’t they open their mouths when they speak?’ ✍️ Naomi Firsht https://t.co/ZkWiNja3DB