She’s like the Honey Monster. Poor kid will be traumatised.
I don’t like Tasha or Jordan and think they’re awful parents (which they’d proved multiple times) but I think calling the baby a vile baby is too far. It’s not the poor little babies fault his parents are an absolute waste of spaceI mean have you seen his dad no wonder it’s so filthy!vile man for a vile baby, look at the pair of them!
It’s much more dangerous to not allow the midwife to inset a IFM during labour. She is way to big to monitor externally and they would not have been able to accurately track babies heartbeat. That baby could have ended up in distress and they’d have no idea. Tasha does a lot of questionable things, but many woman have to have IFM’s for a lot of reason and she did nothing wrong agreeing to itBlonde
Also, the fact she allowed those barbaric screws on his headkid wasn’t even born yet and she’s inflicting pain on him. I don’t know any parent who would say yes to those
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he’s absolutely fine with that blanket. It’s tucked in securely around him, is no higher than his chest and his feet are to the bottom of the crib. He probably won’t meet the minimum weight for lots of sleeping bags yetDoesn’t she know how dangerous blankets are in next to me cribs?
Please Tasha if you’re reading this get him a swaddle or a sleeping bag!!!
God forbid if he managed to kick the blanket up and over his little face
He looks like a meth addict
I can’t get over the fact she actually typed the words “yes I’m aware of the risk of SIDS BUT my partner works 6x nights a week”Thought I'd add the screenshots...
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Tasha, he's 7/8 weeks old. You heard of the fourth trimester? 20 minutes is a long time to leave a new baby alone, whether you're pretending to watch on a baby monitor or not... 5 minute intervals so you can get shit done, yes. But 20 minutes... No girl. Just no. I remember jumping in and out of the shower as quick as I could whilst mine were sat in a bouncer in the bathroom, peaking my head around the shower curtain to see them.
The light thing is just common sense. You need to teach babies night and day. I don't understand why you can't settle Sutton upstairs whilst scabby is downstairs. Then you're downstairs in the day time whilst scabby sleeps... Surely? Just get a lamp or do what others do, turn your TV on for the light. So many options other than the big light.
Also... I've never known a new mum be able to watch so much TV (and read so much tattle
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Hi Tasha you ok hun x
that baby is not blonde 