Nah I think him being chatty and 'emotionless' doesn't fit in with her Instagram image that she has a cute, dainty life with an orchestra playing in the background. Plus if he isn't talking so what it doesn't mean it's autism I just think it's grim to speculate that about a kid who is showed on Instagram only with violin music playing behind himI think the autism thing comes from the fact she’s never shown him talking or trying to talk and he does look emotionless a lot of the time. She’s put him online for strangers to speculate on. Not something I’d be doing.
Yeah it’s really sad. But what is equally sad is that the parents must know they’re setting their child up like that.I’d never say anything bad about a baby but these parents bring it on themselves. They expose their kids for money and engagement, it’s absolutely disgusting and they’ll realise the error of their ways one day when it’s too late. Expose your kids and they WILL be talked about negatively online because that’s the way the world is and these parents know that, and still open them up to the abuse. It’s shameful.
Exactly why I feel so strongly about some kind of law being set up about thisYeah it’s really sad. But what is equally sad is that the parents must know they’re setting their child up like that.
Yep. People need to focus less on the “stopping trolls” campaigns which will never get anywhere and focus more on what the parents of the trolled kids are doing.Exactly why I feel so strongly about some kind of law being set up about this
It’s child exploitation
The likes of us ‘normal ‘ folks would t get away with it so neither should these instahuns
I'm with you!!!! And I know you 'shouldn't' talk about children like that and at the risk of backlash....but I can't stand the child!Don’t mind his hair at all as boys can look lovely with long hair. However, it looks ratty and needs a good trim. Hopefully once the hairdressers are open again she will take him. I know it sounds awful but it is irritating I find also to see him constantly. He’s just an innocent little boy so it’s not his fault but I don’t find it appealing or enjoyable watching a child who never gets told no and can hit and do what he likes etc. She uses him for her main content and it just feels so wrong!
Shouting Troll nowadays is literally “ extra, extra read all about it “ of today.That troll message was to get all her instahuns to be like “ohhh hun you are enough you are beautiful!” And to get Stacey some attention, because you know she’s trying to sell a bookSo transparent
Hadn't got a penny to my name when I went to University. That's what SFE is for. She's daft.But, but, but ..Not super intelligent Stacey Solomon surely? She says she could have gone to university!
"I have a national diploma equivalent to 3 As at A-level & could have gone to university, if I could afford it," she confessed. Stacey added: "I'm an intelligent capable human. "Your opinion demonstrates a lack of education & ability to see past stereotypical traits in a human that society deems unintelligent."
I wonder who wrote that quote for her..
Yes, same with Soph tooI hate the way all her followers call her Stace as if they're friends. Hun you don't know her, please get some real friends if you're that starved of real human interaction
Phone in drawer day is definitely because she's upset by what she reads about herself herePhone in a drawer day... what a stupid thing to say. Bet she's on her phone all day regardless
Mirror montage is. She has no rings on when she starts, then in the very next story when she starts assembling them she has two rings onBut black leggings for the 'I am what I am' crap. One of them is a pre record, I'm thinking the mirror montage and carpet dyeing is the pre record.
Wasn’t she a teen mum though, that makes it a bit more complexHadn't got a penny to my name when I went to University. That's what SFE is for. She's daft.
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