Let’s remember that they took all of them to see The Meg a few years ago, which is also a 12. They don’t care or monitor what they read/watch.
Wouldn’t be surprised if Sarah had a copy lying around
Can’t possible imagine why they’d want to normalise that subject 
It’ll catch up with them, and it’s all going to come out, and in public. Interesting that once it becomes reasonably apparent a company will become insolvent, it is the responsibility of the directors to cease trading immediately to minimise the losses of their creditors. Failure to do so can leave them personally liable for any company debts they’re trying to write off under the insolvency. Pure speculation of course, but the taxman won’t be writing off tax owed if they’ve carried on spending - he’ll come for whatever’s left in the value of the house, and those ‘nest eggs’.
Thank you, they couldnt get a test done for me as I have sores up my nose that were bleedingwow! hope you are okay and feeling better.
Feel better soon. Hopefully your asthma is just at you and its not Covid. As my Nanny would say " I'll light a candle for you "
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Unfortunately Chris isn't lying, Jace really does have a strong tan and it's really disgusting and concerning imo
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This disgusts me, because no child of this age should have a tan. There is also no such thing as a cute or healthy tan. Tanning means skin cells have been damaged which leads to premature aging and a high risk of skin cancer in the future. You may not see the effects for years, just like all the sugar, salt and high fat this little boy consumes. Just because you can’t see the effects does not mean it isn’t happening!!View attachment 214294
Unfortunately Chris isn't lying, Jace really does have a strong tan and it's really disgusting and concerning imo
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There is pretty much an extra year to file.
Im not sure you can diagnose a child that young as autistic but I do think his lack of speech should be mentioned to a health visitor ect.
Unfortunately it is too early to determine this as all children develop at different rates.
Best wishes your daughter in September.Unfortunately it is too early to determine this as all children develop at different rates.
My daughter was non verbal until she was 4.5.
despite constant interaction, storytime, attending playgroups etc.
At 4 she was referred for an autism assessment and they couldn’t determine a diagnosis. I was told it was just a complex language disorder.
At 6 I was still concerned and the school agreed she should be assessed again. The paediatrician told me that even 4yrs old One still quite young for a diagnosis. It took a year before she was given a working diagnosis for autism and a further year until we were given a formal diagnosis of ASD.
She is 10 now and 4 yrs behind in her development, both academically and emotionally.
She starts secondary school September and I’m absolutely dreading it
One thing I can determine is that if his first word is mummy it won’t be to Sarah.
He's showing all the signs of glue ear. Lazy needs to be paying more attention to his health and wellbeing. Pathetic excuse of a mother.
I find it very concerning aswell, at his age with 3 older sisters and both parents, constantly talking as their filming “everything” my niece was a chatterbox at his age, even tiny words all mumble jumbled by none the less they were words, all Jace knows is “ehh.” They all go on about how he says, meow and woof etc.. but when have we ever actually heard it ?...
Just to show that every child with Autism is different. My daughter is also 10 and was diagnosed at 6 years old. She started saying words at the typical age and was talking in sentences at 16 months. She also taught herself to read when she was in nursery. Academically she's fine, it's everything else that's difficult for her.Unfortunately it is too early to determine this as all children develop at different rates.
My daughter was non verbal until she was 4.5.
despite constant interaction, storytime, attending playgroups etc.
At 4 she was referred for an autism assessment and they couldn’t determine a diagnosis. I was told it was just a complex language disorder.
At 6 I was still concerned and the school agreed she should be assessed again. The paediatrician told me that even 4yrs old One still quite young for a diagnosis. It took a year before she was given a working diagnosis for autism and a further year until we were given a formal diagnosis of ASD.
She is 10 now and 4 yrs behind in her development, both academically and emotionally.
She starts secondary school September and I’m absolutely dreading it
One thing I can determine is that if his first word is mummy it won’t be to Sarah.
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For the first pictures and 
for the second lotHe should always be wearing a hat outside and he should be in a long sleeve rash vest when at the pool/beach or undercover. His arms should not have been exposed long enough to become tanned. There is nothing cute about a fair baby having a tan.
Exactly. He should be saying something now, all ive heard is 'go' but Im wondering if that's another noise more than anything. I dont remember him babbling much either when he was younger?
