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It also sounded like he has a cough and we all know when a toddler is poorly it’s bloody hard work.
She doesn't do anything with him or for him a normal parent would do.
Hes been up at 10.30pm eating sweets before!
Neither of them seem to do a bedtime routine like bath, pj's on, snuggles and stories to allow him to winde down for the evening, no sensory activities (the busy board she was gifted soon got dumped on her rubbish pile in her step toes yard!)
He has no meal time routine either, regardless of whether he will eat the food, still include him in it so he gets used to it. Thats probably one reason why he doesn't behave whilst out for meals (although she's never shown him kicking off in public)
She was told to use warnings and flash cards to prepare him for a change of activity like getting dressed and going school but they just yank him away and force him into the car!
God help them when he gets older!
Shes already admitted that she just give them sweets to shut them all up
She was talking the other day about how she got lovely comments on fb that she hadn't seen but Joyce told her about and that her management had linked her fb and Instagram so they could check her insights. Surely she wasn't making it up!
All she ever does about that kid is moan. I don't think I have ever heard her say anything about his personality or anything positive about being his mum. Okay he has Autism, I get it, but duck me he's more than just that. He's a whole 3 year old boy who lives concurrent with his diagnosis 
. Give him a break Rach, some times he might just be knackered.
. Give him a break Rach, some times he might just be knackered.My 3 year old could be Wilby but I don't for a second think my son his autistic. He's just a 3 year old boy! He gets his pee in the potty or toilet, but sometimes he pisses on the floor. He didn't want to get dressed this morning and lashed out, all arms and legs. Sometimes you get twatted, sometimes you don't. Sometimes he calms down in 5 mins, sometimes he's going at it for 1 hour. He's just a boy trying to regulate his emotions!
I'm not saying that there aren't issues because we only see a small part, but it all seems pretty run of the mill. She's just used to girls who sit pretty.
I'm not saying that there aren't issues because we only see a small part, but it all seems pretty run of the mill. She's just used to girls who sit pretty.
She's used to her kids being raised by other people. I think she used nursery/childminders the whole time with her other 3 kids (and also had a lot of support from her mum and sister), and Joyce's boys were past the toddler stage by the time Ratshit swooped in to snatch them from their mum. I don't think she's ever really had to deal with a toddler before, and the paid for autism diagnosis is a handy excuse for not parenting him properly. Wilby came on in leaps and bounds when he started going to a childminder and then preschoo,l which says a lot about how they held him back when he was at home in front of the telly with a bag of sweets all the time.
Still not sure how she is comparing being in labour to Wilby's development. A bit of bashing of women who have been induced eh Rach?
It's her way of turning every single thing in the universe back to herself.
I think the Sunday times needs to send her a dictionary. Regress and progress are two different words with two different meanings. I learnt that at school you know cause education is important !
Well thats a first...
Starts off talking about how difficult Wilby is being and ends with labour stories
not even a slight connection to join the two subjects.
Shes off her rocker.
Starts off talking about how difficult Wilby is being and ends with labour stories
not even a slight connection to join the two subjects. Shes off her rocker.
Is this Rach's neighbour?
I couldn't work out the correlation between the 2 either..also how can you get to 40 years old be a best selling author and not know the meaning of the word regress...
Nah, you don't need an education if you're kindI think the Sunday times needs to send her a dictionary. Regress and progress are two different words with two different meanings. I learnt that at school you know cause education is important !
Wilby will be back into a normal routine soon, when Rachel & Joyce go on their sellout world book tour. He'll be looked after & cared for properly, by his team of babysitters.
Potty training and bedtime routine will be back on track.
So try not to fret.tiny Rachel you amazin warrior.
And where is your period?
And how are your other gynecological problems?
We'd love an update.
Potty training and bedtime routine will be back on track.
So try not to fret.tiny Rachel you amazin warrior.
And where is your period?
And how are your other gynecological problems?
We'd love an update.
Just saw Arsetrids Italian friend’s comment on R’s grid post.
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I just watched one of the huns on her Instagram account. She's looking forward to going to the book signing ripoff in Manchester on Thursday.
She's buying a new outfit, to meet "Rach".
She genuinely thinks Rachel Hambleton is a good person.
Spending money on travelling, new clothes & a hotel, it's actually quite sad.
She's buying a new outfit, to meet "Rach".
She genuinely thinks Rachel Hambleton is a good person.
Spending money on travelling, new clothes & a hotel, it's actually quite sad.
That's the most sensible, insightful comment I have ever read from her page.
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