Ellidy Pullin

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Definitely not the done thing in Australia generally. Most children and babies are usually in long sleeved swimmers or rash shirts in the sun at the beach and pool here. It’s not even a modesty thing, it’s a sun sense thing so they don’t get fried to a crisp.
 
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Also to put it on your public Instagram seems super odd, she would know better but why do it?? I’ve reported another pic of Minnie today.
 
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Also to put it on your public Instagram seems super odd, she would know better but why do it?? I’ve reported another pic of Minnie today.
Yea I was about to say more nude video of Minnie. Terrible.
 
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The posting / stories of Minnie is just so wrong. There is plenty of sick people sitting behind their phones taking that content to beat their meat over & send it off to other criminals.
The mob she’s hanging around likely are into party drugs & don’t have kids, toddlers like Minnie are a handful at home, not to mention on a party yacht, anything could happen in an instant.
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I keep reporting the nude bums but they are never taken down
 
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Initially, I found it fascinating how much Ellidy and Minnie were traveling and the idea of them hanging out with Fisher and Chloe worldwide, partying and having a great time. However, over time, I couldn't help but see how cruel, incredibly selfish, and immature Ellidy was being by constantly dragging her young child across the country. She's hardly ever home, and while she may have the financial means and freedom to travel, it's unacceptable to expose Minnie, who is so young, to the parties and situations she's been involved in. It's truly terrible. That poor kid deserves stability, a routine, and the opportunity to be around children her own age. I used to think it was okay and even "cool" until my husband, who happens to be one of the most easy-going individuals I know, pointed out just how messed up it is and that anyone who thinks otherwise is delusional. They treat Minnie like a prop, dragging her around, excessively posting about her on social media, and subjecting her to potentially unsafe situations. It's genuinely concerning. While I understand that Ellidy may still be going through grief, it's evident that she should never have had Minnie in the first place, as she clearly doesn't want to give up her partying lifestyle. It's a truly selfish decision. I also can’t help but wonder how Chloe’s lifestyle impacts on her not being able to have a baby. Again, she is constantly drinking, partying, late nights and come on, they would 100 percent be doing drugs. That would have to have an impact on her body. It’s quite ridiculous and comical when you really think about it.
 
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I know it takes a village and children definitely benefit from engaging with other people abd the relationship Minnie has with others is beautiful to see but I can't help but think how sad it is that she doesn't ever seem to just have quiet time with her mum. No playgroups or park time, no silly crafts or building or playing anything. Ellidy hasn't changed her life in the slightest since having Minnie and now has a cute accessory.
 
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The recent story of the baby trying to sleep in the car and they’re playing loud music and then Ellidy kissing her, like just let the kid nap!
 
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I find all the girls that hang off them so tacky too. Ass hanging out and bolt ons. The thirst is real with this crew.
 
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Anytime I see a new post in here I assume Ellidys showing her poor baby’s bum again or doing something reckless.
 
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I liked Ellidy and was genuinely so happy for her when I learnt she was pregnant after losing Chumpy. But yeah like everyone else, I feel sorry for Minnie and worry for her in some of the situations she’s put in. I also don’t think Chumpys parents would like it either after losing him. It’s really sad. She definitely wasn’t ready to be a mum.
 
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You could understand if it was wholesome trips to lovely places, spending quality time together & having amazing experiences.
Dropping her with Nannie’s after landing to go off partying and shit just doesn’t sit right with me.
Hanging with all the music goers & party drug gang is no environment for a toddler.
She wants to be at the local library with kids her own age, playing sensory games & having fun.
 
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I agree! There’s absolutely nothing wrong with the travelling lifestyle. But, that child is crying all the time. She needs more attention and child activities. I bet you they have amazing kids play areas/water play areas in Ibiza but instead she’s in designer day clubs. Toddlers do not do well with being dragged around all day without play time.
Get her a bucket and a spade for Christ sake.
 
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Minnie isn’t very attached to Ellidy, you can tell in recent post with the lady bettle, instead of running to her mum for comfort she ran to her pram. Quite sad
 
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Minnie isn’t very attached to Ellidy, you can tell in recent post with the lady bettle, instead of running to her mum for comfort she ran to her pram. Quite sad
It doesn't get dark in St Tropez until 9pm so Minnie is also probably exhausted - it's way past bedtime
 
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I really feel for Minnie and Ellidy but I don't think I can watch all of their behaviour anymore or listen to their podcast which basically recaps their behaviour and lifestyle.
Her existence is just so far removed from what life is like of every single person I personally know... and also wouldn't even be close to the reality for basically every widowed Mum. At this point it feels quite damaging to the social and emotional development of Minnie.

There's something beautiful about the mundane routine of being in your home and raising a toddler.
I have a three year old now and started working part time when she was one. I look back on our home days and look forward to our home days so fondly.

Ellidy had a lot of friends pregnant at the same time as her and it's sad to think that so many mums feel lonely and isolated, whereas she had a whole network of Mum's and other little kids for Minnie to play with, but instead escapes at every given opportunity. The routine, the day to day, the kindergym, swimming lessons, playgroup, grocery shopping, coffee and playground dates, baking together... It's missing still and I wonder if it will ever be part of their lifestyle before she goes to ELC/Kindy/School and it's too late.

It's tragic that Chumpy isn't here and can't make joint decisions for his daughter at all, I just am beginning to really wonder if this aligns with how he would have raised his daughter.
 
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I just wish she would brush her daughter's hair, dress her in age appropriate clothing, cook her a meal and read her story.
 
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I just wish she would brush her daughter's hair, dress her in age appropriate clothing, cook her a meal and read her story.
That little white crop top keeps on making an appearance! I may be a OTT but my kids get a lovely brand new summery outfit for every night, toddler clothes are pennies here, I love the funky sunny outfits they can wear on holidays, they make my holiday! Getting back to the hotel after a lovely sunny day, shower and a little dress up, I know , I know…. I’m sad
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I think Minnie’s hair is at that inbetween stage, where she won’t be able to style it, but I agree she always got bed head.
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Is that guy feeding Minnie his cocktail in this photo?
 

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The baby crop tops. Nope. I don’t get it and it looks uncomfortable for her with the bell bottoms. Pop her in shorts and a T-shirt.
 
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