The Ingham Family #16 The Stretch Marks Are Real, But Will They Ever Have A Healthy Meal?

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I think people are going back to watch their old popular videos. The Christmas morning one from 2016 has an influx of new comments from the past three weeks, some of which have tons of likes like the 'who's watching in 2018?' type of comments. I'm guessing its either still going around somehow (some of the comments don't seem like fans so people must still be finding it), and others are IFAM who are rewatching.
 
Am getting a lot of vlogmas stuff from the last couple of years in my feed. So maybe that's what is helping the Inghams! Tragic though!
 
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I'll admit the fact Santa got there letters was adorable, especially Esme's reaction.

That whole Santa experience though seemed a bit someone and nothing. I've gone to see Santa as a child at my local zoo and it was alot more magical than that! What were the gifts they got?
 
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I haven't watched the vlog but I kind of think children in the big scheme of things do not care where Santa is, as long as he's friendly and nice.

I remember being in ASDA when my son was about 2 years old..and they had a Santa walking round with presents for some reason for children. The 'Santa' was lovely and my son's eyes lit up and he was really friendly to us all. However he did put words in my son's mouth that he might want a Spiderman...all well and good but this was before Marvel was popular and they hadn't even made Spiderman films then. So as good parents we tracked down a Spiderman only one we could find but did put from Santa.
 
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Is it normal for 9 year old to absolutely believe in Santa and Elves, etc?
no. when i and school friends were 9, its an age where your fully aware that it all made up and parents do all these things. at 9 your a rational being, so its not hard to figure out its all made up. isla yes. but esme and isabel try acting like babys because i think they fear loosing this special treatment if they dont act the part. i remember being a kid and thinking if my parents found out i knew it was not real then i would stop getting presents. so i pretend for a while that i believed when i really didnt. im sure most children do the same
 
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There is a lot of 9 year olds that still believe. Just because you didn't at that age doesn't make everyone the same.

I actually think it's endearing to be honest, children grow up way too fast. There are also many parents here that say different to you.
 
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Rubbish, I know alot of 9 year olds who still believe. If a child of that age still believes then I think it's truly wonderful and magical. You could tell from the recent vlog that Esme still believes and I think the letter really helped to secure her belief.

I completely agree! There is no need to go all the way to Lapland to keep the magic.
 
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I think I still believed until I was 12! Although from memory I think for the last year I was in denial, so maybe more like 11. I so badly wanted to still believe so kinda pushed my doubts away, until I definitely didn't any longer.
Possibly helped by the fact that I'm the youngest, and my 2 siblings helped my parents carry on the secret. Nothing wrong with being a late believer. It mostly depends whether the child has heard anything from school or siblings, to make them stop believing.
 
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This is quite a sad comment TBH. Just because some 9yr olds stop believing it doesn’t mean all do. I hate those kids who go around telling everyone else that Santa isn’t real, it happened to me in primary school. There was this one kid who’d say “oh it’s just your mum and dad who buys presents or puts money under your pillow”
No one has the right to spoil it for others.
I’d like to keep my child’s innocence for as long as possible as she won’t always believe in the magic.
And at 9 you’re still a child whatever you may think.
 
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I remember seeing this on YouTube comments and thinking what the hell. I mean how much shite does he talk. How modest and arrogant does he come across. They don't like any criticism at all mainly because truth hurts. If it wasn't true he'd of laughed it off. Always has always will be a nasty arrogant ass.
 
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If i was paying all that money id want a private santa meet. Thiers many many santas up thier, so many different places to meet him and this one just look meh
 
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Just saw the porcelain baby comment bit from Sarah. No, it's just that those of us who haven't been a mum yet (in particular) would not risk anything. Accidents happen. Best not to put yourself in a position where it is possible. I'm gonna be the most careful pregnant woman there is I think, but I am a really anxious person.
She seems to feel the need to put a snide comment in every vlog at the minute!
 
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I don't watch the vlogs, can't even stand to hate watch now. But from what I gather from here...

Have they seriously gone from click baiting a potential miscarriage, saying they're terrified to lose the baby from stress induced by 'haters', sharing manipulative details of bleeding and not feeling the baby move... To Sarah causally throwing herself around, ignoring warnings that should be heeded in pregnancy and complaining that people show concern about it?

What the hell is wrong with these people. ?
 
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Im not quite sure why they filmed it all and somehow made it look so mundane.. I’m not saying that you have to go to Lapland for it to be magical, however I can still remember it being the most magical night and have vivid memories of it.. but I feel it is so magical because it’s my imagination of it? Like to take photos etc but not to film the entire thing...
I think being in the snow in the middle of a forest etc and with all the surroundings makes it what it is! But you can still have an amazing experience at local grottos etc.
 
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Just caught up on their late vlog... skipped through most of it, it was so dull.

Who tf thought letting creepy loose with a drone was a good idea? Bet he’s wondering if he could get it to sly into the girls changing rooms at the pool ?
 
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I watched Santa walk past a line of about 20 kids yesterday from the back of his grotto and go towards the public toilet.

It restored my faith in the magic of Christmas ??

I live for moments like this.
That Santa cost about a fiver with a random piece of plastic gifted at the end.
For a few grand I’d want Santa to fly me home in his sleigh and pull into a McDonald’s drive through at least once.
I don’t want “one of seven” Santa’s shaking my hand and sticking me on his lap.
(Calm down Chris)

I want full on one on one, transportation, air miles, and at least a malteser reindeer McFlurry and a regular fries.
 
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That porcelain baby comment was unnecessary, especially with all the CLICKBAIT she used in early vlogs about miscarriage, bleeding etc.
Yes the baby is well protected but if pregnant women are warned about abstaining from certain activities etc then I would bloody heed the warnings. During both my pregnancies.
If I didn’t know any better I’d think that she’s purposely trying to harm her unborn son, either that or she loves that strangers are more concerned then she is!
I would never have put myself or baby at risk for someone’s else’s enjoyment or entertainment.
 
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