Disappointed i missed her live. How will I cope without a daily dose of her stating she "doesn't care" what people think of her yet reading this thread daily. Oh along with the baby screaming in the background while she states "He's fine, I don't know why he's crying, he's just had some milk", her constantly telling Autumn off and her cackling at the screen while discussing her latest yeast infection
I'm sure there'll be at least another 2 lives today for me to catch up on.
In all seriousness I can't watch her lives anymore. Seeing how she parents Autumn is heartbreaking, forcing her to stay in a chair all the time, eating the same meals constantly, shouting at her for touching things/playing.......let alone how she ignores the baby. My youngest is now just over a year old but I remember all I wanted to do when he was little is cuddle him, hold him, play with him. She just doesn't seem interested in the kids like she was in the early days with Autumn. I know she struggles with BPD but maybe she is suffering with a touch of PND? I do think she'd benefit from some social services involvement, not to take the kids, god no, but to teach her how to cope with the children better. Social services are not always the bad guys they are portrayed as, they could definitely teach Elly a thing or 2 about parenting.
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In all seriousness I can't watch her lives anymore. Seeing how she parents Autumn is heartbreaking, forcing her to stay in a chair all the time, eating the same meals constantly, shouting at her for touching things/playing.......let alone how she ignores the baby. My youngest is now just over a year old but I remember all I wanted to do when he was little is cuddle him, hold him, play with him. She just doesn't seem interested in the kids like she was in the early days with Autumn. I know she struggles with BPD but maybe she is suffering with a touch of PND? I do think she'd benefit from some social services involvement, not to take the kids, god no, but to teach her how to cope with the children better. Social services are not always the bad guys they are portrayed as, they could definitely teach Elly a thing or 2 about parenting.