Don't they have a high chair they can use?? This is so incredibly unsafe. These two are such idiots. If something were to happen to him because of the stupid
Don't they have a high chair they can use?? This is so incredibly unsafe. These two are such idiots. If something were to happen to him because of the stupidWow, they’re assholes. Refuse to read a parenting, or the manuals for their children’s gear. I mean who the fuck cares about their kids safety and well being compared to what’s easiest and most convenient for THEM.
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People like Tim and Jen are the reason they label plastic bags NOT A TOY, and say not to use a hairdryer when you’re in water. The thing is, they can’t be bothered to read warning labels, or instructions, or ANYTHING related to actual parenting, because they’re kids are not their priority.
Actually they would monitize it, I don't think gin would give two fks if anything were to happen, remember when J burned himself, she literally could not have given a toss when that was entirely her fault, talking about it on camera was way more important to herDon't they have a high chair they can use?? This is so incredibly unsafe. These two are such idiots. If something were to happen to him because of the stupidthey do, they would never forgive themselves.
I think if something were to happen, they wouldn't give a fuck. Honestly. We watched Jenn when J$ got burned. We all saw J$ on that stepstool thing, screwing around near the stove and toaster oven as a giant hazard. The kid badly burned his hand and seconds later, Jenn was on the camera recording, well...giggle giggle...we got our first taste of burning our hand...giggle giggle. They do not give a fuck about anything but themselves and views. Period.Don't they have a high chair they can use?? This is so incredibly unsafe. These two are such idiots. If something were to happen to him because of the stupidthey do, they would never forgive themselves.
Jinx.Actually they would monitize it, I don't think gin would give two fks if anything were to happen, remember when J burned himself, she literally could not have given a toss when that was entirely her fault, talking about it on camera was way more important to her
But at what age did your son get a regular mattress?In their defense (and I can hardly believe I’m saying that) I think that the cribs they have for both are 3 in 1. We have one too. It’s a crib, converts to a toddler bed (with an extra half rail) and then converts to a full size bed when you add rails. The back of the crib is the headboard, the front of the crib is the footboard. My son is 16 and he’s still in the same bed that was his crib.
It’s hard to tell because they mash all the days together in these home vlogs, but I’m thinking this is the day that Tim went to the Princess thing and couldn’t make it back in time to pick up J$.I know this has already been mentioned, but wow. “We picked you up at school today” It’s just wild to me that a mother (who can drive) refuses to drive a few miles to pick up her child at school.
So what changed since last week when Tim was stressing about making dropoff and pickup. Did they drop this on the nanny that she is now also a chauffeur?
That child can’t even sit up yet so probably shouldn’t be in that type of seat let alone not strapped in. My 21 month old grandson has just gone into one so he can sit up the table with us. Amongst all their other failings they have absolute zero common sense and will not learn until one of the kids has an accident like when Buddy 1.0 burned himself. And they will. Let’s hope it doesn’t involve a visit to A&E because social services will get involved. But then maybe that would be a good thing.Wow, they’re assholes. Refuse to read a parenting book, or the manuals for their children’s gear. I mean who the fuck cares about their kids safety and well being compared to what’s easiest and most convenient for THEM.
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People like Tim and Jen are the reason they label plastic bags NOT A TOY, and say not to use a hairdryer when you’re in water. The thing is, they can’t be bothered to read warning labels, or instructions, or ANYTHING related to actual parenting, because their kids are not their priority.
They lack ANY forethought. “Da baby” is only 4 months old and hasn’t used the crib once yet according to them. Really just imbecilesIt's supposed to be Jackson's new bed. Full size, just delivered. They were gonna get him $1700 purple, nectar, etc. type mattress. So big boy bed the could have gotten before Oliver was born and wouldn't have needed a second crib
Last week Tim's concerns with timing for pick up and drop off were if the Tesla was unusable for the week it would take Tesla to come change the battery. He said if he didn't have the Tesla, he would be down to 1 car and would therefore have to do both drop off and pick up. It would seem they are using the volt as the transportation for the Nanny to get Jenn where she needs to be, since we know Jenn isn't driving herself.So what changed since last week when Tim was stressing about making dropoff and pickup. Did they drop this on the nanny that she is now also a chauffeur?
We moved our older daughter out of the "toddler bed" which was a 3 in 1 crib into her big girl bed before our younger one was born. She was 2 1/2. I was NOT about to buy a second crib. These two always make everything so difficult.But at what age did your son get a regular mattress?
I thought that the discussion at the time was that Jackson should be transitioned out of the toddler mattress to a regular mattress (whether twin or full) set up to help him understand that he was a big boy now. And he would be a big brother to the baby.
Wow, they’re assholes. Refuse to read a parenting book, or the manuals for their children’s gear. I mean who the fuck cares about their kids safety and well being compared to what’s easiest and most convenient for THEM.
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I don't know the area so I don't know if it's possible or not but is walking out the question? I don't have a car right now an I don't want on my parents insurance just because it's only 3rd cover I'd get an I would want full cover, so right now I walk everywhere, my niece wants the park we walk, she wants the shops we walk, I still take her stroller because its too far at times for her but town is about a 6/7 mile walk an I'll do thatI know this has already been mentioned, but wow. “We picked you up at school today” It’s just wild to me that a mother (who can drive) refuses to drive a few miles to pick up her child at school.
So what changed since last week when Tim was stressing about making dropoff and pickup. Did they drop this on the nanny that she is now also a chauffeur?
No, no, no!Don't they have a high chair they can use?? This is so incredibly unsafe. These two are such idiots. If something were to happen to him because of the stupidthey do, they would never forgive themselves.
It's not walkable, at least not for Jenn and J$. She can't even find her way around a theme park she's been to a million times. It's about 5 1/2 miles each way. Once you get through their neighborhood and turn on the main road, it's a straight drive there though. So, not a lot of complicated maneuvers like merging onto a highway or having to get off an exit. No traffic circles or big turns from one busy street to another. Nothing that would even make a 15 year old learning to drive blink. Traveling around 2:30 in the afternoon, I don't even think there would be aggressive drivers or many drivers really. Jenn needs to put her big girl panties on, start being a parent to her children and pick up her kid from school.I don't know the area so I don't know if it's possible or not but is walking out the question? I don't have a car right now an I don't want on my parents insurance just because it's only 3rd cover I'd get an I would want full cover, so right now I walk everywhere, my niece wants the park we walk, she wants the shops we walk, I still take her stroller because its too far at times for her but town is about a 6/7 mile walk an I'll do that
Jeezz if I had such easy drives I'd just go onto my parents insurance to do it, our roads here are a absolute mess an there's always at least 4 roads being dug up that tell you at the last freakin bit ON the roundabout that the roads closed so you got people swerving like crazyIt's not walkable, at least not for Jenn and J$. She can't even find her way around a theme park she's been to a million times. It's about 5 1/2 miles each way. Once you get through their neighborhood and turn on the main road, it's a straight drive there though. So, not a lot of complicated maneuvers like merging onto a highway or having to get off an exit. No traffic circles or big turns from one busy street to another. Nothing that would even make a 15 year old learning to drive blink. Traveling around 2:30 in the afternoon, I don't even think there would be aggressive drivers or many drivers really. Jenn needs to put her big girl panties on, start being a parent to her children and pick up her kid from school.
You can see that he’s slumped over to one side. Can’t be good for his backThanks to @littlemuv I learned something today.
I thought the Slackers had this:
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Looks like they might have this:
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Problem is that the multi seat Bumbo version is for children that can sit up unaided!!
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