Very telling that they were bickering about sex straight away
seems it was a priority in that household. Don’t get the takeaways comment though? Was he calling him large?
I am speechless, given what was going on with that poor defenceless little baby.He’d never allow anyone to disrespect him.
I think the OP just meant that sometimes people lack the insight to know what is and isn’t appropriate to post on social media. I don’t think it was a comment on people with additional needs in general. FWIW I get the impression she’s one of the types of people who has the attitude they don’t care what others think is appropriate. Probably quoted “if you can’t handle me at my worst you don’t deserve me at my best”, you know the type.As a mother of a sen child this is very offensive!!!!!
Yes and he'd be correct in calling him soVery telling that they were bickering about sex straight awayseems it was a priority in that household. Don’t get the takeaways comment though? Was he calling him large?
Absolutely wouldn’t ! Yuck I thought they were clean freaks too, who would let a baby eat whilst potentially having accidents at same timeWhy on earth would you strip a baby naked to sit in his high chair and have his tea? Clothes off potentially yes, to not get them messy and stained but you certainly wouldn’t be removing his nappy also - IMO.
Monstrous perverts, that's who.I beg your finest pardon...who let's a baby eat naked!
I think the bite mark was spotted in a photo previous to his death so not sure if it was still present when he died.I wonder can they do dental matches for the bite mark? That would really clear it up
I don't believe this happened. Everyone loves baby's giggling and how could anyone resist Preston he was gorgeous. A literally perfect baby. The baby you'd dream aboutThis is a bit strange… he was only a baby, can’t imagine anyone telling a baby to be quiet.
He is definitely sticking by him which makes me more inclined to believe they are both as guilty as each other.
'I remember we had gone into a cafe in Fleetwood and he was being happy and giggly and laughing and some people made a comment ‘you need to make that child be quiet’.
‘Jamie stood up for him, he said ‘he’s happy and giggling, please don’t speak to him that way’. He’d never allow anyone to disrespect him.
Why on earth is that offensive? Some people with additional needs don't understand when their behaviour may be inappropriate. I didn't say all. It's simply a fact and nothing to take offense to.As a mother of a sen child this is very offensive!!!!!