Absolutely agree with this- it’s obvious that Lachlan’s probably physically hurt another child and Sarah feels he’s just “misunderstood” and she probably thinks she wouldn’t be pulled up on it if Lachlan were a girl- hence the poll earlier.I think he has hurt or intimidated another child. Rather than reflecting on this and what part her distraction and obsession with social media might play in this, Sarah's view is that the parents of the other child are at fault as Lachlan just "enjoys life to the full". So self soothing by way of passive aggressive reels on social media. This is troubling and similar to her reaction to the security guard at the base at the homecoming which seemed to materially cause or contribute to the mother of all meltdowns.
Doesn’t know where it comes from? And has to clarify that? Her clarifying it is her showing her guilt as she KNOWS exactly where it’s coming from.View attachment 1703089so sad. I hope she actually is looking for help or trying to understand and not just blaming it on other people judging him.
Totally agree! There’s been an incident with another child and she’s been pulled up about it, either by the school or the other parent/s. Instead of accepting responsibility, its everyone else’s fault as per!I think he has hurt or intimidated another child. Rather than reflecting on this and what part her distraction and obsession with social media might play in this, Sarah's view is that the parents of the other child are at fault as Lachlan just "enjoys life to the full". So self soothing by way of passive aggressive reels on social media. This is troubling and similar to her reaction to the security guard at the base at the homecoming which seemed to materially cause or contribute to the mother of all meltdowns.
I was going to say exactly this! She’s definitely said it. Kids at school might come out with “weird” or something but the phrasing he’s using is 100% an adult thing to sayDoesn’t know where it comes from? And has to clarify that? Her clarifying it is her showing her guilt as she KNOWS exactly where it’s coming from.
You can hear Sarah saying to him “why can’t you just behave normally” to him. To Rob “why can’t you have a normal job”. Normal is probably one of the most overused words in that house because it represents Sarah’s upbringing and is what she wants now. Normal 9-5 for daddy, normal housewife role for her, normal 3 children in normal roles of pretty little girls or rough and tumble cute boys.
instead she’s got a brat of a daughter who hates dresses and a boy who is sensitive and loves dancing. Number 3 not happening in Sarah’s “normal” timescale. “Why can’t you be normal” is probably said on a weekly basis.
Such a massive eye roll!Here is positive, half glass full Sarah just cracking on with military life.
I actually felt awful for L on the reel where they went to Bahrain. The enabling wet drip of a father surprised the kids at the airport. The way L stood there, just wanting a hug from his dad was heartbreaking, Sarah even got in before him! Then there was the horribly staged run up to dad and get a hug for the gram. It’s such a pathetic way to live when strangers on the internet are more of a priority than your son.Is she genuinely suprised that this is happening? We all called it when he was literally months old. She only needs to look back on all her footage and she can she how much she has failed that boy. She is so pig ignorant to the fact that children feed off emotion and behaviour of their parents/caregiver. I don’t think he has additional needs in a neurotypical sense but in that his mother is completely incapable of meeting his basic needs. I know we only see what she puts out (let’s be fair there’s a lot of that) but imagine what she’s like when she’s on her own with them. She really is a horror.
Same on his return where he picked Isla up, looked behind him and grabbed his bag before walking off!I actually felt awful for L on the reel where they went to Bahrain. The enabling wet drip of a father surprised the kids at the airport. The way L stood there, just wanting a hug from his dad was heartbreaking, Sarah even got in before him! Then there was the horribly staged run up to dad and get a hug for the gram. It’s such a pathetic way to live when strangers on the internet are more of a priority than your son.
I don’t think they ever Discipline either of those kids. We see it in Isla too - she acts up and all Sarah does is laugh and says a half hearted “stop it Isla” while giggling. Lachlan acting up at the fireworks was irritating to watch. He’s playing up completely because she’s got her camera on him. And because he’s never told to stop misbehaving or to settle down he thinks that’s the way to behave. Feeding them sweets and rubbish doesn’t help especially in the evenings which they seem to do a lot. Like the Friday movie nights the Have where the kids are eating sweeties and crisis and drinking sugary juice at gone 9pm. It’s no wonder they are poorly behaved. I think Lachlan has some additional needs or maybe has some form of ADHD or similar - and it’s being made worse by the lack of boundaries at home.Totally agree! There’s been an incident with another child and she’s been pulled up about it, either by the school or the other parent/s. Instead of accepting responsibility, its everyone else’s fault as per!
He doesn’t look like a little boy that enjoys life to the full to me, he looks like a little boy whos like an overwound wind up toy and ready to burst. The stories from last night show a lot to me, first clip, he’s begging for attention even putting his arms up like a baby would when they want lifted. Second clip, he’s been fed a massive lolly, full of sugar and probably E numbers which are kicking in. He’s playing up for the camera, you even see him stopping looking for a reaction, when someone goes “wooo”, at the fireworks, he thinks its for him, and carries on with the over exaggerated attention seeking. It’s a real shame as the wee boy just clearly needs to have some time dedicated to him, not countless clubs and ferrying after her sister with her clubs. He needs to be treated like a boy of his age and not a toddler, ditch the baby plates. She is the cause of his behaviour as he’s had a phone shoved in his face since he was born and he probably thinks this is how I get mums attention. Rob and her family should be bleeping ashamed of themselves for putting her needs first.