Mrs Hinch #258 Liar liar, pampers on fire, her deflection techniques are bloody dire.

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BingBunnyisaBrat

OutrageouslyScarlet said:
I don’t think she eats a lot at all. The thing with processed food and eating disorders is she can literally track every calorie really easily. Hence her love of mug shots etc
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This is a very common tactic in people with ED (not saying she has one of course!) but when you eat everything out of a packet you know absolutely exactly the calories you’re consuming and there’s no margin for error, when I was unwell I could never eat something like a piece of toast because it’s difficult to measure the butter and I’d worry I was a gram or 2 out, I even worried about fruit because every piece is a different size so I could never be 100%, so I ate pure crap out of packets (just very little of it) because the calories were there in black and white and they felt safer, could explain her diet a little bit
 
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CoffeeGossipRepeat

Yes, exactly this! I remember my mum and dad were at our house with our daughter when we brought our son home. Driving him home I saw my husband wipe away a few tears (possibly dangerous while driving but we will gloss over that!) I asked what was wrong and he said ‘we’re taking our son home’ it was so special. Why the fuck was her mum even involved in this. And sneaking her out of the hospital....I’m probably Middleton to the party but she hadn’t just birthed the future king (of Maldon maybe)!!!!!
 
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GroundedAngel

I’ve just remembered the horror of this morning when I accidentally clicked backward on the Hinch haul and was subjected to the shoot myself in the face Ronnie and Henry You & Me montage hell for the second time of the morning *shudder*.

Anyhoo, I totally get the consternation about FatDogSlim getting even more food (that poor dog is going to be the canine version of Mr Creosote at this rate, poor bugger) but I can’t stop looking at Hinch’s trout pout from that angle.

But she hasn’t had any work done.
 
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Jarpandora19

God how close her child and dog get makes my heart skip beats. I have twin babies, an older child and a springer spaniel.

When I brought the twins home (lockdown babies) our dog was confused. We gave him time to adjust and get used to smells new additions we were very careful. Few days in our dog got jealous and decided to wizz on our bedroom carpet he just squated in front of us and let loose lol its funny now but at the time it was like what the hell haha. He was marking his territory and feeling threatened by the babies. Eventually he got used to them.

BUT no matter how much I love him I will never ever trust him near the babies. We have a room divider so the babies can be on the floor safely but the dog can still be in the room and not be pushed out. When babies are in bed the room divider is down and the dog gets attention and cuddles so he doesn't feel pushed out or threatened by the new additions. He's calmed right down.

My older child knows never to pull on the dog he is NOT a toy and he knows never to disturb him when he is eating or try and take any treats from him.

Its common sense which she is lacking. No matter how much you trust or love your pet you never take a chance. She needs to teach her child early to leave Henry alone to feed etc he needs his own space. It really makes me anxious watching them together. Its not love its an accident waiting to happen.
 
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Emilieeee

Oh my god when I left hospital from being stitched up after childbirth my husband actually had the nerve to ask me “do you want to carry the car seat or the bags?” ERRRR NEITHER KNOBHEAD IVE JUST PUSHED A PERSON OUT AND HAD MY PRIVATES STITCHED BACK TOGETHER!!
 
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GroundedAngel

I actually had to show my husband in writing the bit where it says you shouldn’t be lifting anything heavier than your baby for six weeks, regardless of delivery type. I’d also had a post partum haemorrhage and pre eclampsia (which continued post partum and I’m still on meds now) so I wasn’t exactly match fit for some time.

He’s not an arsehole, just very clueless.
 
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or JusRollWithIt

Not fussed said:
I'm sure I remember this being posted. He was tiny at the time so it was a while back.
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Yes she did share that quite some time ago. And horrible if she was sent that. There was some hubbub at the time about whether she should have shared it because it would be heartbreaking to the family if they saw the photo being used in that way. But I agree with her, the sender was vile to do it. Awful.
 
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9Pine

WickedWendy said:
What is she feeding him too much of now! Take him for a bloody walk!
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If she was going out for milk, why not walk and take Henry out FOR A TREAT instead of feeding him treats?

Cat87 said:
I know nothing about dogs, I’ve never had a dog... but this is just fucking weird to me. A dog loosing it because she left for 10 minutes.
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Dogs have no sense of whether you’ve been gone for 5 minutes or 5 hours and in my experience are always excited to see me.
Or does she? Isn’t Inch in there, holding onto both until she is in place, ready to film?
 
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