Extremely odd parenting. I feel bad for Prim always being shipped off so Chester can have all the attention. Why couldn’t they do something as a family for new years and took chester out on a random boring night then did something alone with primrose. The obvious favouritism is vile.
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That’s some rigid routine, I can’t stand an overtired toddler but it’s not like they have to get to work the next day so can’t afford a late night or early morning
I would put money on Chesta not having autism she just likes a diagnosis!
She is a weirdo he’s a child what 4 year old boy wants to sit & watch a pantomime?
She’s desperate trying to point out autistic traits god what chance does this wee boy have
She needs a good head wobble!
what You post on the internet stays forever emma , they’re not babies forever
She’s desperate trying to point out autistic traits god what chance does this wee boy have
She needs a good head wobble!
what You post on the internet stays forever emma , they’re not babies forever
Why is she so desperate for him to have autism
The cynic in me says she's seen Christine and Paddy McGuiness bring attention and awareness to autism via their social media and on TV and wants to be a similar advocate...
My son has autism, same age as Chester. My little boys never said a word. Has daily meltdowns. Can’t go to nursery full time and can’t join in with lunches with the other children as it’s too much for him. If she is desperate she should come look after my wee boy for a few days. I wouldn’t change him of course but I’m desperate to hear his voice, make cakes with him, go to the cinema. All the things king chestaaaaaa can. duck off emma you alien head bleep.
Why has she got her tongue sticking out in that story. duck off you gob
She’ll probably latch onto the autism thing and blame it on vaccines if that’s the route she’s going down
Yes sounds very similar to the children I've looked after with autism, chestaaaa is like the bratty kids at school that you knew were spoilt rotten at home
I honestly think that she's knows when he starts school he's going to be made to behave. He won't be the centre of attention and he'll kick off. She'll want a label to excuse it.
Thankfully though they'll know the difference between genuine special needs and spoilt cat.
I can see him being home schooled before he gets to the end of the first term or her moaning about the school and moving him.
The right thing to do is not take one out on their own. Wait for an appropriate time and do something as a family of 4.
This ‘Chesta has autism red flags’ NEEDS to stop. He’s not had an official diagnosis or even been checked as far as we are aware. If it was something of any significance the nursery would be taking action or at least looking into it and there’s no way Emma would be able to keep that hush hush she’d want to tell us everything about it in one of her crappy q&a’s.
My take on it is exactly what is mentioned before he’s just spoilt. And she needs and excuse.
Forgive me if he is actually on the spectrum but having seen and know people that are I can’t see it in him.
My take on it is exactly what is mentioned before he’s just spoilt. And she needs and excuse.
Forgive me if he is actually on the spectrum but having seen and know people that are I can’t see it in him.
I'm autistic and got diganoised at 4 he's like many people say just spoilt her story I really want to reply to it but what's the point
My dad was diagnosed with autism well in to his 30s but even then the signs were there they just didn’t have the facilities to diagnose back in the 60s.I'm autistic and got diganoised at 4 he's like many people say just spoilt her story I really want to reply to it but what's the point
I think she maybe forgets that they document every minute of his life we actually see him and would see the signs
No they didn't even tho it's better now the waiting lists and the times to even get the assessment isn't acceptable whereas in the 90s we didn't have what we have now but hey least you were straight in kinda thing and yep she does all I see is a spolit catMy dad was diagnosed with autism well in to his 30s but even then the signs were there they just didn’t have the facilities to diagnose back in the 60s.
I think she maybe forgets that they document every minute of his life we actually see him and would see the signs
You’d think she would cop onto herself and realise he is a child he is going to act like a child she doesn’t need to focus on every single little detail of everything he does just let him be 4 there’s not a bother on him
My kid is nearly 5, doesn’t like noise, doesn’t like crowds, doesn’t like playing with other kids… I wouldn’t take him to a relaxed performance as it’s for kids that need it, not him who just doesn’t like those things!
Cooking for 3 families was great, she reheated M&S stuff. Pretty easy
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