I can't actually believe that 16k people have 'liked' a covertly filmed private conversation with a minor
It's not doen to lazy parenting. W has a lot of people around him all the time even if it isn't his mum and dad. With the amount of people around him you would of thought he would be at least saying a few words by now even if he was a little bit behind children his age. Children develop at different rates, they all aren't the same. I work with people who have autism and W has a lot of the same little traits. The squealing, the non verbal, and other little things he does. It has nothing to do with a parent been lazy thoughSorry I didn’t mean scrummy and beautiful gorgeous etc to do with his looks, I should of used different adjectives to describe him. I find all children scrummy at that age. I love toddlers and interacting with them. And I did say it is lazy parenting. But again there’s no need for that comment. I just don’t like it. At least they have people looking into his lack of development. And again I really do think it’s their lazy parenting, but I have no experience of a child or knowing a child well enough to be able to recognise signs of autism, so I feel I can’t really comment on that.
rachel has paraded her little cash cow on the internet for 2 years, and she deserves what ever is thrown at her, but not the children.
maybe it’s because I agree with everyone here, it stays on tattle especially when it involves the kids
StimmingWhat is a repeated arm movement atypical to autism? Just for understanding sake & uneducated folk like myself.
You raise valid points but there is no doubt that he was mesmerised by the TV and neither of his parents ever thought to turn it off and distract him elsewhere , it was convenient to them.It's not doen to lazy parenting. W has a lot of people around him all the time even if it isn't his mum and dad. With the amount of people around him you would of thought he would be at least saying a few words by now even if he was a little bit behind children his age. Children develop at different rates, they all aren't the same. I work with people who have autism and W has a lot of the same little traits. The squealing, the non verbal, and other little things he does. It has nothing to do with a parent been lazy though
Personally I think how he is mesmerised by the TV is another one of the traits of autism. My 2 year old granddaughter likes to watch TV, but doesn't sit mesmerised. She plays with her toys or reads a book, or chats with us. But I agree he shouldn't be watching it that much and they should be interacting with him, and the TV is used to occupy him and keep him quiet, because its the easy route.You raise valid points but there is no doubt that he was mesmerised by the TV and neither of his parents ever thought to turn it off and distract him elsewhere , it was convenient to them.
That is lazy parenting.
Beautifully wonderful, until they’re your own though, eh? They’ve cried everyday over it. Why? Be happy he’s happy and healthy. And I know it’s been said today, but 18 years, yet ignored T for 6 of them? I have no doubt she is embarrassed of the recent events - you could see it when T was sharing what was going on in one of her storiesI'm only just catching up on the thread today as I've been out for the day with the mrs and teenager, just thought I'd remind everyone of her answer when she did a q&a and people brought up Wilby...
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They've cried every day, have they? Well a long term internet mate of mine (we've never met IRL) had a severely disabled son, he was born 12 weeks early and unfortunately starved of oxygen, resulting in him having cerebral palsy. He has never walked or talked, never been continent, never eaten anything that wasn't through a tube. My friend has spent her life caring for him, advocating for him, especially struggling when he turned 18 and became a legal adult (on one memorable occasion, she was told she'd have to bring him into the job centre so they could see that he's not able to do any kind of employment at all. She had provided documents from various doctors, but was told she definitely had to bring him in. When she got there the person she was seeing was horrified that she'd had to bring him in, because it shouldn't have happened). My friend, who lived for her son, is currently going through the unfathomable heartbreak of having lost her beautiful beloved son after he passed away in his sleep a couple of weeks ago at the age of 22.Beautifully wonderful, until they’re your own though, eh? They’ve cried everyday over it. Why? Be happy he’s happy and healthy. And I know it’s been said today, but 18 years, yet ignored T for 6 of them? I have no doubt she is embarrassed of the recent events - you could see it when T was sharing what was going on in one of her stories
Is there a more forced smile anywhere else on IG?There's something scary about that face.
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Much more and they'll have to start paying Stabby Jo maintenance every monthJesus wept what a circus they live in. They’ve had more nights away from the kids this year then I’ve had from my cats.
I think hayleys a secret tattler having a disguised dig on our behalfWe’ll say that they’re awful, selfish parents leaving their kids behind AGAIN, for the second weekend running (and that’s just the tip of the iceberg) to go swanning off doing something that isn’t necessary or important when at least two of them are apparently at their most vulnerable. But you have a good laugh Hayley, it’s really funny
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