I’d say no. I never sit on the sofa once during my 11 month olds play times. Let alone using a laptop. I might scroll my phone briefly if he seems really into a toy and happy playing independently for a bit but I’m always trying to teach him things, talking to him, reading the same books over that he keeps bringing to me
I really can’t imagine just ignoring my child his whole play times.No it's not ideal to leave babies to their own devices all the time but I think Bryony enjoys the idea of parenting and all the baby related things she can acquire rather than actually making an effort to spend time with her child. All I can say is she won't be able to ignore him like that for much longer, toddlers are a whole different ballgame
I do a mixture of letting mine play independently and playing with them. I do think it's good for them not to have focused attention all the time because independent play is important too. But I'm sure she goes to the other extreme and cba playing with him or teaching him anything. She literally just 'bought' him for the clout of having a baby, an excuse not to work and to buy herself friends.
All I gathered is her son sleeps 16 hours a day and she eats four meals a day.many years ago when after her parents paying for her to se private Dr after private Dr and she eventually got one to diagnose Lyme disease, she then went on to try and tell us she thought she had Gilbert's syndrome. I commented that I have Gilbert's syndrome myself and there is nothing in her symptoms to suggest she has it, I was blocked and my comment was removed - but she has never mentioned Gilbert's syndrome again!!But you’re so right about the Munchausens. It’s almost comical to go back and see the early vlogs for anyone who hasn’t / has forgot. It’s absolute insanity - every couple of days there’s a new, spontaneously occurring ailment. Her mother take her to one witch doctor or another who miraculously heals her, then the next day she’s in A&E with another random, vague symptom. It’s mad. There’s a series of about 3 hospital trips within the span of a couple of weeks, for unclear or disparate reasons. I’ve wondered about making a compilation of clips
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She has also claimed possible endometriosis, asthma (exacerbated by 'too tight bras'???), gluten intolerance, lactose intolerance, back problems, neck problems, stomach problems, bowel problems, ME, an eating disorder (for all of 3 seconds), costochondritis, eczema.. I'm sure there was more!
You forgot when she called 999 for period pain, but was well enough for a selfie on the bed..
It was when she got visibly angry at him when he didn't like the sweet potato pancake things. Her real personality came through there. She wants him to be her doll and obey her and enjoy anything she ""slaves away"" at cooking for him. Because it's all performative fakery. There's nothing real of substance there. It's so worrying seeing her having control over a small human. How the hell was she ever allowed to foster.
I noticed that as well. Her tone go so angry and nasty as she said “Not on the floor” until she remembered she was filming and switched back to her sickly sweet fake voice.
It was so clearly ‘’can you NOT’’ *singsongy voice change* ‘’throw it on the floor please’’
Completely agree. I was really taken aback at how angry she got at him. I do know kids can push your buttons but he's 10? 11 months old? There is absolutely no way that he deserves getting angry at. It really puts into perspective the odd part of the video where she's getting angry "at the child interrupting her while she's cooking". Maybe its easy for me to say as not a parent and I've only ever looked after kids but a foster carer is a "professional parent" as far as I'm concerned. And I want a higher level of parenting from someone who the state literally paid to look after children than "I'm angry you tried to throw some pancake on the floor" and "I'm angry you dared try get my attention while I was cooking". I literally can't see the point in getting angry about completely normal things kids do. She says that she doesn't care if the house is messy, she doesn't care if he eats pouches. Well clearly neither of them are true if she gets that angry about him throwing food and interrupting her cooking. Maybe something legitimate Bryony could spend some money on is some kind of anger management to learn to better manage her big feelings around her tiny human.
That sounds horrible
Where is she showing this stuff?
