The second picture looks like a beastiality porn ad. It's bleeping weird.Someone mentioned this yesterday I think BUT this post sums up her really... it’s her and Steve and the kids are last an afterthought.
After a family meal with you’re two children wouldn’t you show maybe just a photo of themShe has to be first in everything! Even when it’s the kids birthday she’s on the photo! The dogs don’t even escape from her vacant smile...
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Rebecca Lamb #68 Thinks she’s the envy of tattle but actually she stinks like cattle!
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Oh my god it really does
She’s obviously decided the next person she’s going to be fixated with is Luisa zissman/Sam faires and try and get into horses. Going for a quick hack on a hairy cob is not quite the same love (no offence to cobs, I have one but, you know). Can’t wait to see how this flies on her shoestring budget. No doubt she will be out spending hundreds on all the gear this week. Like everyone else has said, it would be a different story if the boys did their own activities but of course her wants and needs come first!
As someone involved in child protection protection work, that is most definitely a step too far. The emotional damage caused to children of that age being removed from their families is immense. Please remember that - whatever we might think of the parenting (and some is sub-optimal) - Rebecca and Steve are the boys' parents and the boys will love them dearly. Removing children is a huge decision (including for the judge) and everyone involved in the process feels an immense sense of responsibility and sadness. Children don't think "Oh good. I've got a bed with slats now. So happy I've got new home and will never need to see that woman that goes horseriding at the weekend." However nice their adoptive parents are, it is a huge loss. We've moved totally away now from telling children they are "lucky" to have a new family and should feel that way to acknowledging the huge trauma that removal causes and the life long repercussions.Some people might say this is too far but at this point I honestly believe she'd be better just giving those boys up for adoption... She could then spend all her money on horse riding, fast fashion and beauty treatments without any questions asked and those boys would get a family who would love and appreciate them and ensure they had proper beds, clothes, footwear and attended all the after school clubs their hearts desire
Haha she’s on a cart horse. They’re used to pulling heavy loads 
Is that a thing?! To go riding on a cart horse? I thought they were quite slow and ploddy
Of course the bastard now wants her own horse
Weren't we talking in the last thread about her not being suited to the countryside / only doing town activities like going for meals and shopping. And suddenly she randomly wakes up and feels like riding a horse...
Can see where you're coming from...i maybe should have prefaced that by saying on the face of it....it just seems that there are lots of couples out there who can't have kids and would give everything to have what Rebecca's got and treat them a lot better....however, I would just like to say that I know people who lived with their parents until they were 18 and now have severe trauma as adults which affects their day to day life 25 years later due to their parents neglecting them and putting them last for a variety of reasons such as finding a new partner, alcohol abuse or just being a selfish lazy parent
Please don’t let her get a horse 
she doesn’t look after the animals she’s already got properly!
she doesn’t look after the animals she’s already got properly!
Honestly think it’s odd that a mother had taken up an activity before her children do
"Can't believe it guys, we were just out fer a big waaaark and we heard this supeh cute wild poneh just neighing down by stream.'
That's definitely also the case. It's a very difficult decision and that can seem "wrong" in hindsight. It is also practically impossible to say in hindsight in most cases whether removal would have led to better outcomes because it is such a nuanced and multi-factoral decision and children ( because they are humans and not things to be shared out amongst adults or prizes to be won) are bonded with their parents.Can see where you're coming from...i maybe should have prefaced that by saying on the face of it....it just seems that there are lots of couples out there who can't have kids and would give everything to have what Rebecca's got and treat them a lot better....however, I would just like to say that I know people who lived with their parents until they were 18 and now have severe trauma as adults which affects their day to day life 25 years later due to their parents neglecting them and putting them last for a variety of reasons such as finding a new partner, alcohol abuse or just being a selfish lazy parent
That said, children aren't removed because other adults "deserve" children. But because it is in their best interests and it is still hugely traumatic for them.
I'm just uncomfortable with removal being talked about as fix all which it most definitely is not. We need to move fully away from seeing adoption a "reward" for "more deserving" parents because that really adds fuel to the fire of "social services stole my kids" and understandably means that parents who could be helped by intervention won't engage and that leads to much poorer outcomes for children.
This is obviously off topic but I know a lot of people read here and I think we should be really careful discussing such a sensitive subject
Rebecca - ‘Steve I’m doing Natural cycles, it means I’m coming off the pill and will take my temperature every morning’
Steve 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲 ‘I’ll buy you a female Pony if you absolutely do not stop taking your pill’
Rebecca - ‘super cute, ok’
*she still doesn’t take her pill
Steve 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲 ‘I’ll buy you a female Pony if you absolutely do not stop taking your pill’
Rebecca - ‘super cute, ok’
*she still doesn’t take her pill
Can someone who follows her please send a gushing post saying how lovely it is to go riding and it will be such fun for the boys to go too, they will love it as a family activity. When will they be starting lessons?
She is so childish, she has one hack and now she wants her own horse
She is so childish, she has one hack and now she wants her own horse
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