no you don’t need to be a parent of an autistic child to know that which is why I’m very confused as to why people assume he should be being potty trained.
I do condone that they go out and enjoy themselves. Yes. If I’m honest I’d love to have a break from complex needs and let my hair down so for anyone that can why not. It’s not every night is it…
Being candid, it is so so so hard and honestly sometimes you need that release.
I don’t condone a lot of things I just don’t like seeing judgements made on parenting Wilby when many of you have no idea.
Maybe you need a parenting skills course too if you think Rachel and Josh are doing it right?
Contact her, I believe she is starting one at one of her pretend centres soon.
But please don't try and insult us on here by insisting she is coming a great job, she really isn't.
In fact, I can't think of one single thing she does properly.
Apart from
bleeping it all up, she's ace at that!
Again,
Sensory issues. Children tend to like a beige and very sweet diet. Maybe he’s already had his daily beige meals and gave him sweets to prevent a meltdown to enjoy a meal. Again, no idea.
Ironic how you are on here, berating us all for criticising Wilby (which if you bothered your arse to read ALL the threads) you will see no one has.
Secondly, you've never commented on any previous thread, why are you trotting over here now to defend abysmal parenting and saying it's acceptable because of his additional needs?
You also have ridiculous double standards too, going by your comments on other parents compared to here.
What you've posted here, totally contradicts what Rachel and Josh do.
Furthermore, all of your posts seem to be on the path of attempting to moderate and berate people.
Weird, absolutely weird....
For starters you'd be lucky to get a few hour's respite (with someone qualified to look after the child) from the council once a fortnight, not multiple nights away, holidays and boozy days out while he's dumped with the childminder, random teenagers or new "besties". 
