Totally agree, it's needs must but I worry so much about TV halting brain development. And as you said, the ability to concentrate just goes out the window. I think teachers are coming forward now saying kids just don't have the ability to focus at school now. Now imagine Alf... he is always watching a screen. He's going to struggle so muchLiterally the only thing she knows how to do with her kids is breastfeed them. That's why since Alf stopped breastfeeding she basically hasn't interacted with him since. Now tbh I'm not naturally the best at playing with babies, it's been a learning curve with my own and quite often my 15 month old just gives me a look that tells me I'm just embarrassing myself but compared to Ash I'm like Mr Freaking Tumble. Ash's behaviour is just BIZARRE. She has no clue how to just sit there just existing with her own kid and giving her comfort.. also. I do put the TV on for my 15 month old sometimes because needs must.. but when the TV is on she is like an actual zombie, there's no point trying to talk to her or interact with her or anything because she won't even notice and she would do what Ada did there and try get away from us so she can watch the TV in peace. I really limit it and only put it on when I need to see to my 3 month old and I want to make sure my oldest will be safe and won't go anywhere cause I know she'll just be glued to the tv. She needs to turn off that bloody TV sometimes. It seems like it is ALWAYS on whenever they are in the room and if i always had the tv on in the background I think it would have been so so detrimental to my daughter and not let her build up any kind of concentration when playing with her toys.
The only time Ada smiles is when she escapes the chair!Ash is definitely glued to Tattle at the moment as every time we all slag off what she’s doing, she immediately tries to prove us wrong and tries to justify her behaviour.
I’m still shocked by the video of her and Ada last night. It is the most telling post we’ve seen for a while that shows how detached she is from her child and clearly has absolutely no idea how to properly interact with Ada. To be filmed like that with Ada trying to escape, with the ridiculous music, and awful acting is completely embarrassing.
I’ve recorded it so we have a receipt.
Troll! That’s a #gifted bouclé nursing chair!the uncomfortable chair
Oh she’ll be devastatedI haven’t been properly keeping up with her Instagram lately, did she post about world breastfeeding in public day?!
EVERYDAY is world breastfeeding in public day to ME because I AM a breastfeeding mother and I don’t care where I feed her because MY boobs are a YOU problem.Oh she’ll be devastatedYou will have reminded her though so I expect there will be belated stories of how she smashes the patriarchy everyday one breast at a time.
This made me laugh, we called it magic milk in our house when I was feeding mine.No need for penicillin when you’ve gotmagic
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Mine was/is liquid goldThis made me laugh, we called it magic milk in our house when I was feeding mine.![]()
This made me laugh, we called it magic milk in our house when I was feeding mine.![]()
It is magic, it fixes everythingThis made me laugh, we called it magic milk in our house when I was feeding mine.![]()
I’d be scared of laces for such a young child. She won’t take them off when Ada’s in the pushchair or car either!For the love of God, why is Ada wearing those big clumpy kickerslet her move freely while she is starting to crawl and cruise. This woman is not a good advert for parenting
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