I feel exactly the same.. Especially the wave at the end, I'm convinced he was trying to do sopha's thumbs up instead .. All for the gramThe videos showing Ronnie make me feel so uncomfortable.. I can’t quite put my finger on exactly why, it’s a weird feeling. Poor little guy looks so awkward and uncomfortable
I don’t think she bonded with Ronnie so she is determined to bond with Lenor…
Totally agree! It’s as if he doesn’t know where he should be walking/putting his attention.. are we seeing side effects of him constantly having a camera stuffed in his face / being told how to act so mum can show her insta family?? Heartbreaking.I feel exactly the same.. Especially the wave at the end, I'm convinced he was trying to do sopha's thumbs up instead .. All for the gram
Stupid woman has a lot to answer for.
breaks my heart seeing him look so sad all the time. He didn’t even crack a smile going down the slide.
Nahhhhh, he literally doesn't have to do anything. She makes the money.
Agree he comes across a good dad to that little lad, I think Ronnie would be lost without him
Now THAT I would buyI reckon when she completely fizzles he will leave and write a book about all the mad tit she’s done to make his own money
one day she will look back with so much regret. She’s never present in the moment as she’s recording through her phone. He’s used to looking at her camera lense and not her eyes so that could be why he’s potentially struggling with eye contact. He’s a Bonny little lad and I feel for him if there are any developmental conditions or delays and she’s just too proud to get early support, because maybe she has internalised ableism? I’m disabled and have 2 disabled children, both also on the spectrum. I know the importance of early support but I speak as a mum without the money she has to get things quickly. Maybe she has seen doctors etc though? It’s not her personal medical history. We don’t discuss all of our children’s private diagnosis’, it’s not our place and just because she seems like she gives her life on social media, I really would respect if she’s respecting his right to divulge his business one day. I don’t think that’s the case though! I also think there needs to be better understanding of neurodevlopmental conditions and for someone with a big platform, they could make such a positive influence and awareness. I’ve spoken with many autistic adults who don’t like neurotypical parents banging on about their children’s autism on social media like it’s some sort of life sentence. Who knowsPoor kid probably sees her with her phone out again and thinks tit best get my performing monkey act on and make her happy
I used to hose my rotary line off every morning because of spiders webs. Used to freak me right out thinking a spider would crawl inside my clean washing (never slapped at myself or clawed my neck over them though). Ended up getting the other half to put up a garden length line and gave the rotary to my mum. X
Oh she’ll regret it so much yes take pictures but it’s also the memories to .one day she will look back with so much regret. She’s never present in the moment as she’s recording through her phone. He’s used to looking at her camera lense and not her eyes so that could be why he’s potentially struggling with eye contact. He’s a Bonny little lad and I feel for him if there are any developmental conditions or delays and she’s just too proud to get early support, because maybe she has internalised ableism? I’m disabled and have 2 disabled children, both also on the spectrum. I know the importance of early support but I speak as a mum without the money she has to get things quickly. Maybe she has seen doctors etc though? It’s not her personal medical history. We don’t discuss all of our children’s private diagnosis’, it’s not our place and just because she seems like she gives her life on social media, I really would respect if she’s respecting his right to divulge his business one day. I don’t think that’s the case though! I also think there needs to be better understanding of neurodevlopmental conditions and for someone with a big platform, they could make such a positive influence and awareness. I’ve spoken with many autistic adults who don’t like neurotypical parents banging on about their children’s autism on social media like it’s some sort of life sentence. Who knows
Also, children need some colour in their life. It’s positive and playful. Drab grey all over the house is hardly inspiring
Iv always said yes it’s not nice to think/ no your child may need a little help but I'd rather start the ball rolling whilst they are young so hopefully they’d be able to have help early on instead of years down the line (I no I’m some cases it takes forever) 
This. Yes.
