purplefish12
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the fact that they were fully aware she had an issue with her hips that required a referral to another hospital but yet continued to constantly carry her around like this is so awful
Credit to SooooAnyway for part of this title:Quids before kids with this pair,not an ounce of compassion between them,selfish narcissistic and dangerous
I got tickets for my daughter amazing what you can get done when you wakeup in the morningOlivia Rodrigo sometime next year. Sarah couldn’t get tickets but just had to tell Esme she tried.
Sharon38 if you and your sperm donor hadn't gone away for weeks in a parcel delivery van then maybe your little one wouldn't be facing this but like always you pass the blame onto someone else,the pair of you are narcissistic and toxicSarah’s just posted this on her insta. It just makes me so annoyed how she’s turning all this about her … it’s not about her at all it’s all about mila. How does she think mila is gonna feel?
its their fault mila is in this situation in the first place Cos they decided going away for months on end was more important than milas urgent referral for her hips and had her in a car seat for hours on end and in a sling for hours. So she’s got no right to be all Woe me now.
I am not saying for one second I am on the side of the Inghams BUT I don’t agree with the above comment. Children shouldn’t have the “piss taken out of them” for being who they want to be and playing with toys!! Not all 12 year olds want/should/need to be having sleepovers, meeting up with boys and doing those things doesn’t mean that they are doing life correctly and others don’t “fit in”!! I do honestly think as a society we have to be more accepting of difference and allowing our young people to grow up as and when they wish.My daughter is 12 and said anyone playing with the toys and dolls they do would get the piss taken out of them.
It’s all sleepovers, Saturdays with friends doing fun things, meeting up with the boys from school to go bowling etc they ask for perfume, make up etc etc. I just don’t think Esme would cope with trying to fit back into school.