You can tell absolutely none of the clothes in that whole wardrobe for baby have been washed!
Just hung up and will stay that way....
Just hung up and will stay that way....
It's not as easy as that (this is my area of work) glasses alone cannot "fix" a squint. It is to do with the eye muscles themselves. Some squints are only visible when the eyes are tired, and some are there all the time. Surgery can be done to try to correct the issue, but not always succesfully. Young children can wear glasses with a patch over one eye to help 'train' the deviating eye. Glasses can be used in some cases (whether the person actually needs a prescription or not) Non-prescription glasses can be made that incorporate something called a 'prism' that's worked in to the lens itself which can help the eye that's deviating off centre appear to straighter to other people, but in Elle's case it looks like surgery is the only option because it's there all the time.I don't mean to be nasty
But I feel like she should really talk to an optician about her eye to see if they can give her glasses or something to correct it because I swear it looks like she's taking to the camera with one eye and keeping an eye on Connor with the other
The person who served them in Build-a-Bear must know the baby's name because they put it on the certificate... Wonder if she made them sign a non-disclosure agreement
I’m convinced it’s Xander as they said it in a video years ago and Connor said they’ve ‘had it for years’The person who served them in Build-a-Bear must know the baby's name because they put it on the certificate... Wonder if she made them sign a non-disclosure agreement
I watched her IG story of one shopping trip and they don’t even need that much stuffI’m 20 weeks pregnant, watching the end of Elle’s vlog and panicking....please someone tell me a baby doesn’t need that much stuff
"Baby Saint CJ Hello Fresh Tuna Baguette White Company Dominoes Cookie Such A Vibe Home Gym Essential Hair Transplant Trip Swift" ....... Must be printed out on A3 sized paper.The person who served them in Build-a-Bear must know the baby's name because they put it on the certificate... Wonder if she made them sign a non-disclosure agreement
I will never forget his reaction on the "telling my boyfriend I'm pregnant" video. Never seen anyone less excited in my whole life.Cannot bring myself to watch the whole video.. but her singing in the car is just cringe and makes my ears hurt, and also when they were talking about their wedding playlist and Connor was like yeah it’s one of our favourites..he couldn’t of sounded more fake, the guy is literally just with her for the moneysad but it’s so true
I actually think her eyes are getting much worse as she’s getting older. It’s crazy obvious in her blogs, like total different directions! No wonder she looks down or side on in all her overly filtered picsI don't mean to be nasty
But I feel like she should really talk to an optician about her eye to see if they can give her glasses or something to correct it because I swear it looks like she's taking to the camera with one eye and keeping an eye on Connor with the other
I have a squint and was fortunate enough that I had surgery when I was really young (I believe its not offered on the nhs anymore as it is technically for cosmetic reasons, but happy to be corrected) and wore a patch and 99.9% of the time its not noticeable at all, but if I wear contacts instead of my glasses sometimes one eye is looking to the window and the other is to the wall if I'm tired or drunk. Not that she has to explain herself of course, but as she filmed the surgery etc it is odd she hasn't just said still finds it noticable at times, people probably wouldn't mention it then.It's not as easy as that (this is my area of work) glasses alone cannot "fix" a squint. It is to do with the eye muscles themselves. Some squints are only visible when the eyes are tired, and some are there all the time. Surgery can be done to try to correct the issue, but not always succesfully. Young children can wear glasses with a patch over one eye to help 'train' the deviating eye. Glasses can be used in some cases (whether the person actually needs a prescription or not) Non-prescription glasses can be made that incorporate something called a 'prism' that's worked in to the lens itself which can help the eye that's deviating off centre appear to straighter to other people, but in Elle's case it looks like surgery is the only option because it's there all the time.
It pains me to explain this, as by default I am defending her for once. But an Optician/Ophthalmologist may not be able to ever correct her squint completely.
*now back to calling her a Maryland munching twat.....*
We got our first Teddy from Disney because EVERY Disney store Teddy bear is suitable for all ages (only know this from working there), they only went to build a bear as another way to try and one up other people, most people wait until after baby here is or until first birthday to go to build a bear, but not these 2Most teddies (build a bear included) aren't suitable for under 2 years old, so why did they go and get a bear pre-birth when they could have done it as a family activity once baby boy CJ Vampire Carby-Swift can actually enjoy it?
My daughter aged 7 had her squint op in December and her eye looks fantastic now, she was never offered patches and they said it work for her, i must elles eye is not as bad as what my daughters was but I still do wonder where Elle is looking , I do wonder did her parents never do nothing while she was a kid ?I have a squint and was fortunate enough that I had surgery when I was really young (I believe its not offered on the nhs anymore as it is technically for cosmetic reasons, but happy to be corrected) and wore a patch and 99.9% of the time its not noticeable at all, but if I wear contacts instead of my glasses sometimes one eye is looking to the window and the other is to the wall if I'm tired or drunk. Not that she has to explain herself of course, but as she filmed the surgery etc it is odd she hasn't just said still finds it noticable at times, people probably wouldn't mention it then.
I had squint surgery done at 17 so around 6 years ago now which was luckily done on the nhs because of the degree of the turn. I had to wear a patch as a young child, then a few years of drops, I’ve worn glasses my whole life as I’m very long sighted anyway but they didn’t seem to help the turn. Mine was only ever noticeable when I was over tired or not well for most of my childhood and teenage years but then got worse quite quickly at around 15 or so, I had the surgery and so far so good but I am worry it’ll go back at some point in time and I’ve got to admit it made me very self conscious especially people making ignorant comments about itI have a squint and was fortunate enough that I had surgery when I was really young (I believe its not offered on the nhs anymore as it is technically for cosmetic reasons, but happy to be corrected) and wore a patch and 99.9% of the time its not noticeable at all, but if I wear contacts instead of my glasses sometimes one eye is looking to the window and the other is to the wall if I'm tired or drunk. Not that she has to explain herself of course, but as she filmed the surgery etc it is odd she hasn't just said still finds it noticable at times, people probably wouldn't mention it then.
100000% agree with this, please unless you know do not comment.I had squint surgery done at 17 so around 6 years ago now which was luckily done on the nhs because of the degree of the turn. I had to wear a patch as a young child, then a few years of drops, I’ve worn glasses my whole life as I’m very long sighted anyway but they didn’t seem to help the turn. Mine was only ever noticeable when I was over tired or not well for most of my childhood and teenage years but then got worse quite quickly at around 15 or so, I had the surgery and so far so good but I am worry it’ll go back at some point in time and I’ve got to admit it made me very self conscious especially people making ignorant comments about it
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