Photos: Check out too posh moms who live in 47 bedroom mansion, hires super rich professional potty trainers for £2,000 a month,music tutors for £7million instrumentals and a Lego therapist

Nina Naustdal is talking cobblers. Actual cobblers, of the shoemaker kind — although the other meaning is surely true, too. She’s explaining why every mum should have a trusty person who comes to the house to measure the kids for handmade shoes.

If you are facing the prospect of a long queue in the Clarks Back To School department-from-hell today, then you might want to take a deep breath here, but let’s hear her out.

Why would a small child possibly need handmade shoes? ‘Because it’s such fun for them to be involved in the design process you get with bespoke,’ she says. ‘To have someone make something specifically for them is unique. My son has been wearing his latest pair all summer and no one else in London or Monaco or the South of France has anything like them. They make him feel special. I’d definitely recommend it.’

What does a pair of bespoke handmade shoes cost, either in London or, er, Monaco? She has no idea. ‘You can find out from my PA,’ she says, presumably working under the theory that if you have to fret about such things then you can’t afford it.

Nina is one of the mums featured on a jaw-dropping documentary called Too Posh To Parent, which focuses on how the super-rich deal with the daily challenges of child-rearing.

These are parents who struggle to deal with the challenges one gets when jet-setting lifestyles, 47-bedroom homes and children collide. And my, what solutions they have found to problems most of us didn’t even know existed.

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