I’d say it’s more because ocean does the talking for him she’s always talking away not uncommon for second sibling to speak but later I don’t think they should be judged on that especially when their parents can’t string a proper sentence together
Same! My daughter is 2 and a half and speaking in full sentences. Even people who haven't met her before know what she's sayingi truthfully cannot understand a single word she says in Chet’s stories tbh
I’d say it’s more because ocean does the talking for him she’s always talking away not uncommon for second sibling to speak but later I don’t think they should be judged on that especially when their parents can’t string a proper sentence together
Absolutely! Every child is so so different, I hate when this thread turns to netmums.To anyone who is experiencing any kind of developmental concerns / worries with their kids - ignore all the crappy bragging and uneducated opinions on this thread. Just because your kid can recite Macbeth before their 2nd birthday, doesn’t mean they won’t fail their GCSEs
Well saidAt no point have I said that speech is a factor in intelligence. At no point have I said that the two Beluga’s are dumb. I was always told that even if a child has delayed speech, it’s less concerning if they understand language - when Chet is speaking to Elvis asking him questions like “Show me what you’ve got” etc, Elvis rarely reacts. There’s nothing wrong with being concerned about a child’s speech, whether that’s your own child or someone else’s child – in America, it’s extremely common to seek out a speech therapist even when there’s no concern of autism or another developmental delay; it’s just common practice to get outside help & advice about speech, in the UK we tend to just sweep it under the rug and preach that a child will do something when they’re ready when sometimes they do need extra support. I’ve actually always maintained I don’t think Elvis speaks because he doesn’t get much attention, and how can he get much 1:1 when Beluga 1 demands so much attention? they think it’s funny that they have to sing happy birthday to her when they’re celebrating Elvis, when in reality that’s jealousy and it’s only going to get worse for poor Elvis & Beluga 3. Ocean clearly understands language quite well, her actual annunciation is horrific and I’m guessing that’s primarily down to her parents accents and her mixed accent - her own parents can’t speak properly BUT One would expect to see her speaking more correctly when she attends nursery so frequently. Maybe Elvis’ speech will improve when he goes to nursery but the poor kid can’t even effectively communicate what he wants because he doesn’t even seem to understand what’s being said to him most of the time. They’re just lazy parents, they fill their kids full of sugar and screen time, let them run wild and then wonder why they don’t want to sleep etc. At no point has this been an attack on the kids, ever, I make a joke of them looking like little Beluga whales because they’re the image of their mother Egg, but other than that I mostly just feel sorry for the fact they’re growing up in a household where they’re fighting & competing for attention because Egg just has a desire & urge to pop out kids and Chet spends half the year at festivals.
I need to check haHow manky is the grout on her floor in those stories? Thought she had OCD.
Pretty vile!! How can cleaning germ freak cope with that… they’ve not even been in that house longI need to check ha
STOP right now 3 stone of beluga I’m goneThey are literally feral! Elvis can't be anywhere without a screen and has a bulging mamia nappy while ocean is fingering the packet of cheese.Aso why is chet asking Helen to stop her when she's trying eat with 3 stone of beluga on her knee. Imagine when the 3rd comes!
I can't even guess because it's usually a week before and her due date is new years is it? But with Xmas and all the bank holidays I'm guessing either early next week or 27/28??So when does everyone think baby 3 will be born as Ellun has ask like she gonna tell us the silly cow,