especially when she went out of her way to use it as content to raise awareness of the risks of burns, sharing details of the injuries of other children on the burn ward and the causes of their injuries - which were all fairly obvious and generic, with advice to be wary of leaving hot drinks within a childās reach, and ensuring pan handles aren't easy to grab etc - yet was purposefully vague about what causes Queen's burn and then, when questioned repeatedly by other parents about what caused her daughter's injury because they wanted to ensure they hadn't overlooked something that could cause an injury, she bluntly stated that it "wasnāt relevant" - in posts supposedly written to "raise awareness" about burns, claiming it was such an unusual situation that nobody else would have "it" in their home, with all the crap about doctor's having to google whatever it was that burnt her because they didn't know how to treat it etc! it was all just an opportunity to create content, as it made no sense to share such graphic photos of her daughter's poor face under the guise of "awareness" whilst refusing to share the cause of the burn, and instead spouting generic facts about burn risks, how to treat a burn etc that was all so obvious it would be common knowledge or just basic common sense. like sure, accidents happen, but on a logical level, people are very aware it isn't safe to leave a boiling hot mug of tea within reach of a child - it happens accidentally, but hot water is hardly a cause of burns that people aren't aware of. very clear she was thriving off the attention she was receiving, and all the speculation she caused by being so purposefully vague and cryptic.