I was also thinking that her body language speaks volumes in this photo.
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I might be willing with something that's like...super short and very obviously for little kids, but even then, only if they were still very close to five and only after asking them multiple times if they're sure they want to go on. Sometimes kids are ready for those sorts of things at a younger age. The issue is that they don't really seem to care if he's ready or not.
I think they just want to get him on as many ride "firsts" as they can now because they worry that as he gets older, he'll lose the "cuteness factor" or something.
Well, we know what kind of camera person and editor J
Meals is.The incident footage posted happened really quick.
I thought I saw something upon first viewing.
So I went back and kept play/pausing till I found this frame.
I don’t think J
Meals realizes what she left in. So don’t give her too much credit.But you are correct. Tim is a puppet master!
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Omg looks just like msnpiggy fat lazy whale
The other family probably got the return time before they met the Bojos for brunch.
That poor child. I can’t even imagine how terrible it is to have two selfish morons for parents. The look on his face just breaks my heart.
I wonder what happened to his mask. He had a mask when they got in the #8 corral.
Maybe they should just allow the kid to first learn how to not poop his pants before they drag him on a coaster. They need books and stuffed animals and snackies for him to get a vaccine, which he's already had before, but he's expected to get on a coaster while dehydrated and overheated. Oh wait, they got him a balloon so they're parents of the year.
She looking like she.didn't shower.today
Seriously. And do they not realize that they don't have to do everything together? If they feel like they all need to go to the park, why not have Tim go on the thrill rides, while Jen takes J onto some of the dark rides or to get a snack or something? Is she just that adverse to having to spend time alone with her child?
The CM is still there.
I rewatched the segment again and realized that I misspoke about J
M’s camera work, so I edited my post.@xmasbdaygirl maybe J$ was freaking out and pulled off his mask.
Some other things I noticed:
Tim bragging that they didn’t even measure J$ to make sure he was tall enough for 7DMT.
Dimbo, all small children are measured right before you go into the row assignments.
Tim, why are you wearing your white SWGS magic band? Flexing again??
And J$ got Larry’s cousin after he threw a tantrum!!
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I'm admittedly a little lame, but I've always used actual words around my children. No baby talk, no silly, made up words. I had the same amount of fun as any other parent, but I spoke like an adult, because I am one. I die a little inside when I hear these two talk like toddlers. Think back to your schooling experience, no teacher spoke to their students as if THEY were children too. Have some respect for your child's intelligence.
Simple answer YES!
Uh, if they had a habit of choosing J$'s comfort over views, he wouldn't even be shown on their vlog at all, let alone go on any coasters. 
I'm sure when he's much older he'll think "yeah Jennifer and Timothy, thanks for choosing my 'comfort' when you mentioned on your live shows how I was busy pooping my pants, when you did close-up shots of my crotch and me in my PJs and filmed me sleeping on the baby monitor, when you filmed me taking a bath during our Riviera staycation, when you dragged me to the parks for Halloween even though I was pukey, when you dressed me up for Halloween just to bulldoze your way over to Piglet to show me off, should I go on?"
I'm sure when he's much older he'll think "yeah Jennifer and Timothy, thanks for choosing my 'comfort' when you mentioned on your live shows how I was busy pooping my pants, when you did close-up shots of my crotch and me in my PJs and filmed me sleeping on the baby monitor, when you filmed me taking a bath during our Riviera staycation, when you dragged me to the parks for Halloween even though I was pukey, when you dressed me up for Halloween just to bulldoze your way over to Piglet to show me off, should I go on?"
She had to spend alone time at Disneyland with her child when it was Dim's turn to go get a massage (because it totally makes sense to fly all the way out to Disneyland and get massages during your limited time there) - she basically just sat in a corner and ate some snack she bought while J$ ate some goldfish or something. She didn't even try to take him on a ride on her own or walk around, but she also admitted she was afraid of getting lost in *Disneyland* because she didn't have the park app on her phone.
I think the only time they don't have the kids check their height is if they can literally tell at a glance that they're tall enough, and that's only if they're very clearly well past the minimum height. Which I'm pretty sure J wouldn't be for Mine Train.The CM is still there.
I rewatched the segment again and realized that I misspoke about J
@xmasbdaygirl maybe J$ was freaking out and pulled off his mask.
Some other things I noticed
Tim bragging that they didn’t even measure J$ to make sure he was tall enough for 7DMT.
Dimbo, all small children are measured right before you go into the row assignments.
Tim, why are you wearing your white SWGS magic band? Flexing again??
The fact that they just announce really personal things like that is what really makes me worry for him if/when he starts school. Kids can be cruel and having your spawners tell everyone when you poop in your diaper or have an accident or anything else (toilet training is going to be awful for this kid just because you know they'll give everyone "updates" that are more detailed than then need to be), is going to be more than enough for kids to tease him over.Uh, if they had a habit of choosing J$'s comfort over views, he wouldn't even be shown on their vlog at all, let alone go on any coasters.
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I'm sure when he's much older he'll think "yeah Jennifer and Timothy, thanks for choosing my 'comfort' when you mentioned on your live shows how I was busy pooping my pants, when you did close-up shots of my crotch and me in my PJs and filmed me sleeping on the baby monitor, when you filmed me taking a bath during our Riviera staycation, when you dragged me to the parks for Halloween even though I was pukey, when you dressed me up for Halloween just to bulldoze your way over to Piglet to show me off, should I go on?"
Why does Jenn tell Jackson "You're tall enough! Good Job!"
What kind of praise is that? It's like telling a kid, you deserve an award for getting measured.
Are most modern parents to talking their young kids like this or is it just these two? Either way it's a recipe for disaster as the child will be looking to the parents for approval and praise for everything and not able to function without it.
If you are lame, so is my daughter.
She never did baby talk or talked down to her son.
That’s why he has the vocabulary he does.
He’s a teenager now.
But what two year old at a playground falls down and runs to their mommy and says, “Mommy. Mommy. I hurt my ulna!”
(she was in medical school at the time)
I can understand showing excitement that he's tall enough (if he wanted to go on the ride), but yeah, that's not something that warrants praising him, since it's not like he had control over how tall he was.
Tim mentioned in a prior video that there are sites out there for roller coaster fanatics and they compare their stats, as in how many roller coasters they've ridden in their lives. According to him, Jackson has conquered 5.
Tim: Because I love showing off AND I love roller coasters my son WILL also.
Tim, that's not love. That's not even close to showing that you care about your 2 year old. That's all about your narcisist side needing people to look at YOU and say "wow".
Do you think Dim requested that they sit in the back so he could plan to film J$ to his heart's content? Because usually the last row makes the coaster feel even faster and Dim knows this as he has often requested the back row. 
So again content > J$'s comfort.
I hope the Slackers did pay for brunch for the other family - not only did they use the family for their DAS pass, they bounced after that one ride. It's only convenient to think of J$'s comfort when they want to use him as a scapegoat.
So again content > J$'s comfort.I hope the Slackers did pay for brunch for the other family - not only did they use the family for their DAS pass, they bounced after that one ride. It's only convenient to think of J$'s comfort when they want to use him as a scapegoat.
Maybe he will love roller coasters...when he's actually old enough for them. All you're doing by trying to force him onto them is making him associate them with bad experiences which is going to make him not want anything to do with the rides when he's older and might have actually been ready to go on them.
I didn't know they were letting people request rows again?Do you think Dim requested that they sit in the back so he could plan to film J$ to his heart's content? Because usually the last row makes the coaster feel even faster and Dim knows this as he has often requested the back row.
But, no, that makes it even worse, because if your child is already definitely not emotionally ready for the ride at all, why would you specifically want to put them in the back row of the roller coaster, which is going to make it feel more intense? Heck, I'm an adult and I only went on Mine Train for the first time this past May, and being in the back row was fairly intense for me - I couldn't even imagine how it'd feel to a toddler.
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