Myjourney_katie

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She keeps putting posts up about what an amazing mum she is, if you have to say that about yourself then something is usually lacking! I don’t know any mums who feel the need to say how incredible they are at parenting, it’s embarrassing.
 
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She’s just in denial clearly… because how can she not see the harm that’s being done to that poor little boy 🤷‍♀️ you see it all the time though- bigger parents with bigger children- passing down the bad relationship with food. They really should offer food education sessions to people with bigger children… one of my friends noticed her son was putting on weight and she realised it was because she was giving him portion sizes that were too big… so she corrected it straight away and he lost the weight again. It’s a huge learning curve when you have a child - but you need to put the work in to give them the best start possible.
 
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Those Hellofresh meals she’s got - some of them are near enough 900 calories a portion 🤦🏼‍♀️ but suppose she won’t care if she’s getting them for free or heavily discounted! Such a beg.
 
Sadly he does. It makes me so sad every time she posts him. With things like Halloween and Christmas coming up he doesn’t stand a chance with all the sweets and treats that will be about. I know it seems mean to deprive a child of treats but equally he must be having multiple treats or portions that are too big every day to be the size he is 🙁
 
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Surely it is a safeguarding issue? A child being that obese at his age is fully down to parenting and it’s harmful to his health. I feel like it needs to be addressed sooner rather than later before he develops all sorts of associated conditions! It would be a concern if she was allowing him to smoke cigarettes, surely this is as damaging to his health and future! Hate to be dramatic!
 
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Surely it is a safeguarding issue? A child being that obese at his age is fully down to parenting and it’s harmful to his health. I feel like it needs to be addressed sooner rather than later before he develops all sorts of associated conditions! It would be a concern if she was allowing him to smoke cigarettes, surely this is as damaging to his health and future! Hate to be dramatic!
Totally get it!!!!
 
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I saw her pr trip stories from that Christmas event and my goodness both her and the little one look like they have packed on even more weight 😭 she needs to be given a reality check by somebody and fast because it’s not just her health that’s in the toilet it’s going to be her child’s as well. I just can’t comprehend not turning things around for the sake of my child.
 
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I saw her pr trip stories from that Christmas event and my goodness both her and the little one look like they have packed on even more weight 😭 she needs to be given a reality check by somebody and fast because it’s not just her health that’s in the toilet it’s going to be her child’s as well. I just can’t comprehend not turning things around for the sake of my child.
She came up on my fyp on TikTok at her butlins trip a quick capture of that boys breakfast two hash browns and a full English was quite disturbing she needs to take responsibility and jump off the defensive train
 
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That’s insane if that’s what he’s eating for breakfast- even if they were on holiday at the time. Jesus she has no idea what she’s doing to that poor boy. Or the dad either- both to blame!
 
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I appreciate it’s not always easy to be a parent but you need to set clear boundaries and one of those is around food. At his age he’s only eating what he’s being allowed to, and he’ll be mimicking his parents’ unhealthy choices. I doubt my 5 foot tall 11 year old who does does sports 4 times a week would be able to finish a full English.
 
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I appreciate it’s not always easy to be a parent but you need to set clear boundaries and one of those is around food. At his age he’s only eating what he’s being allowed to, and he’ll be mimicking his parents’ unhealthy choices. I doubt my 5 foot tall 11 year old who does does sports 4 times a week would be able to finish a full English.
100% they control what he eats at this age. And he’ll only know the existence of certain foods because they allow him to have them. He shouldn’t be having a full English like that at his age… it’s just excessive! She’s posted a reel of their day now- the day looks really lovely but he just looks massive… I worry for his breathing while sleeping due to how his neck even seems restricted due to being so big… it’s just not normal is it?!
 
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100% they control what he eats at this age. And he’ll only know the existence of certain foods because they allow him to have them. He shouldn’t be having a full English like that at his age… it’s just excessive! She’s posted a reel of their day now- the day looks really lovely but he just looks massive… I worry for his breathing while sleeping due to how his neck even seems restricted due to being so big… it’s just not normal is it?!
No it’s not , she will accuse anyone of large shaming a toddler but that’s not what we are doing, people are genuinely concerned he is seriously obese and she needs to take control now
 
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I saw the same Butlins video and couldn’t believe it! I’m sure it was 3 hash browns and 2 sausages! I was so shocked! She clearly loves him a lot and loves being a mum but his weight is really worrying 🥺
 
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I saw the same Butlins video and couldn’t believe it! I’m sure it was 3 hash browns and 2 sausages! I was so shocked! She clearly loves him a lot and loves being a mum but his weight is really worrying 🥺
Yea you can’t deny she adores him but she seriously needs to sort his weight out I’m sure he goes to school next year so ideally before then before the poor boy is subjected to bullying
 
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