Agree, my 2yo looks feral. She’s wild and loves mud and getting messy. Her hair is wild as she won’t let me put in a clip or pony tail, but her hair is quite fine and fly away that cutting it wouldn’t do anything (it’s not very long, just wild). Although she is in clean clothes every day with regular nappy changes so I keep her as clean as I possibly can! But I would guarantee passers by will think she looks unkempt hahaSorry, but saying the child looks abused is a bit much.
However I do agree he could look a bit cleaner, saying that, I wonder what people make of my niece, she looks feral half the time as she is such a wee tomboy and never quits climbing things! Deffo a monkey in a previous life.
My son hasn't been near anyone apart from me, my husband and daughter (we've not had "bubbles") and he started nursery a couple of months ago, it's done him the world of good as he was nervous of other people and now he's not. Rex has been around so many people and other children, what a load of shit from Joe. I agree about him being taken down a peg or two as he is very spoilt and used to getting his own way, it will be good for him to hear the word no. It's going to hard for any toddlers going to nursery, as they've spent the majority of their life living through a pandemic and not mixing with family or other children. I don't know why, but that's really pissed me off, what Joe's said, Rex has mixed more than most children of his age and what a bullshit excuse.Joe was on a podcast recently and said they were a bit worried about Rex starting nursery as he hadn’t socialised with other children his own age. Also he has never been left with anyone who wasn’t a family member. Is it wrong that I’m quite excited to see him taken down a peg or two and that the whole world doesn’t actually revolve around him, when he does eventually go to nursery
Sorry, but saying the child looks abused is a bit much.
However I do agree he could look a bit cleaner, saying that, I wonder what people make of my niece, she looks feral half the time as she is such a wee tomboy and never quits climbing things! Deffo a monkey in a previous life.
Even though she isThank you, my first thread title
I didn't think twat would be allowed lol
My niece is 5. I picked her from school the other week and the state of her when she came outAgree, my 2yo looks feral. She’s wild and loves mud and getting messy. Her hair is wild as she won’t let me put in a clip or pony tail, but her hair is quite fine and fly away that cutting it wouldn’t do anything (it’s not very long, just wild). Although she is in clean clothes every day with regular nappy changes so I keep her as clean as I possibly can! But I would guarantee passers by will think she looks unkempt haha
Apologies I didn't mean it in a physical way I meant abuse in a neglectful way x didn't mean to over step just used the wrong word!
It isn’t Rex’s fault and I’m uncomfortable how he’s described on here. Being excited to see him being taken down a peg or two isn’t right, he can’t help how he’s being bought up.Me too! He is a spoilt, naughty
Me too! Spoilt, naughty brat
Absolutely. He has no say in how he is bought up, and he is going to react and develop in the surroundings and context he is given. He is a reflection of his parents and his home life, and nothing more.It isn’t Rex’s fault and I’m uncomfortable how he’s described on here. Being excited to see him being taken down a peg or two isn’t right, he can’t help how he’s being bought up.
Joe is just as bad, he's at home as much as her, with two parents at home there is no excuse for him not to be clean, they have it so easy.The absolute state of his babygrow in her last story, her priority today should have been getting him bathed an changed out of the rancid clothes he's been wearing for 2 days, she should be ashamed of herself
It is quite sad for Rex TBH.Joe was on a podcast recently and said they were a bit worried about Rex starting nursery as he hadn’t socialised with other children his own age. Also he has never been left with anyone who wasn’t a family member. Is it wrong that I’m quite excited to see him taken down a peg or two and that the whole world doesn’t actually revolve around him, when he does eventually go to nursery
I thought it was really lovely too.. Is it me or does Rex kind of bark (for want of a better word) when he talks with Stacey?If you manage to look past his mucky baby grow (is that sauce on his tummy?!) and very full nappy, the clip she put of Rex and Joe is kinda cute and seems a world away from when Stacey interacts with Rex. I was starting to think she - and other influencers - didn’t know how to look at their children in the eyes whilst talking to them!
I’ve noticed there seems to be a sense of calm about him when he’s with JoeI thought it was really lovely too.. Is it me or does Rex kind of bark (for want of a better work) when he talks with Stacey?
I agree. Not going to lie. That comment was a bit much about being taken down a peg. I mean I’d have that energy for a grown adult, someone my age but to wish that on a defenceless toddler who only does what he is shown as acceptable down to his parents.. that was not niceIt isn’t Rex’s fault and I’m uncomfortable how he’s described on here. Being excited to see him being taken down a peg or two isn’t right, he can’t help how he’s being bought up.
Hardly surprising when she speak like a baby.I thought it was really lovely too.. Is it me or does Rex kind of bark (for want of a better word) when he talks with Stacey?
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