Caroline Foran #4 it's all about me, you can read about my vulnerable son for a small yearly fee

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How does the severe separation anxiety work . She can’t leave his side for 2 seconds because it’s so severe but at the same time she can go hundreds of miles away for a few days 🤷🏻‍♀️
I hope you are right , I hope that someone made her step away for a few days to prove he is not as bad as she makes out. Both for her sake as well as his !!
As a grown adult though would you be telling people your Mammy is minding you and tucking you in 🙈. She’s such an attention seeker !
 
The funniest part of all of this is she has published books on anxiety to supposedly help people!! When the tit hits the fan she legs it off to her mammy and leaves the husband and kid behind. Why does she share this information on Instagram, like she has absolutely no awareness🫣 she’s an unrelatable, spoilt witch with no coping mechanism or ability to be an adult, it’s no wonder the kid is the way he is. Monkey see monkey do, he has a meltdown, she runs away… same thing
 
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Imagine being the mother of a beautiful little 4 year old boy and the REAL love of your life is your mother. This is everything that is worn with Caroline. She does not love her son. And is a perpetual child herself. Being privileged enough to go and spend a weekend being babied by her bother isn't actually enough for her. She has to gloat and flaunt it all over Instagram. She may as well just tell the world that she really HATES being an adult and a mother and is really really bad at it all.
We all would love a break from life for a little while but this woman, it feels has just had a mental breakdown and left her family to be mollycoddled by her mother who is doing her a huge disservice participating in this shite.
 
i'm so embarrassed for her . I'm so embarrassed for her husband and i'm so embarrassed for her parents and i really pity the poor son . she is a cringy spoilt weirdo. The parents and Barry indulge her behaviour and allow her to act like that. Some people should not have kids . She is one of them . It doesn't make sense - poor sensitive Caelan can't leave her side but can cope when she goes away for weekends or her and Barry go away but he can't cope in a nursery . Of course he acts up because she gives in over and over . Every other parent just walks away and doesn't come back . We had a bit of an odd nursery teacher the first year with my son who would ring all of the parents if there was any issue to come collect their child . i nipped it in the bud day 2- sorry you should be able to manage unless he's sick and they never rang again . She prob tells them to ring me if "baby is sad" and of course they will ring her . she's a nightmare - he's going to have a rubbish life with parents like them . The wet wipe would really need to man up
 
Iwasbloggersunveilled said:
I thought she had to sleep in his bed every night with him? Wasnt that the pity poor me saga a few weeks ago?? Can’t keep up with her own bullshit, he obviously has no problem sleeping on his own this weekend without her.
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I bet he's having an absolutely lovely time with dad without her and her bleeping phone stuck in his face all day. Even when he was so sick that she had him sleeping on the couch she couldn't resist a cheeky gram post. She is insufferable and I can't see her being happy hearing he's been having a great weekend without her either , that will be the next moan
 
Iwasbloggersunveilled said:
I thought she had to sleep in his bed every night with him? Wasnt that the pity poor me saga a few weeks ago?? Can’t keep up with her own bullshit, he obviously has no problem sleeping on his own this weekend without her.
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Oh yes in the 4 year old's double bed she bought for him "incase he needed her" which turned into her sleeping in it from day 2.

The post about how her Mum is the "real love of her life" when she has a husband and son is unreal.

If I said that about mine she'd be giving me a lecture about how I should be prioritising my own family unit.
 
Bob93 said:
Oh yes in the 4 year old's double bed she bought for him "incase he needed her" which turned into her sleeping in it from day 2.

The post about how her Mum is the "real love of her life" when she has a husband and son is unreal.

If I said that about mine she'd be giving me a lecture about how I should be prioritising my own family unit.
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The moment I had my first child I was overwhelmed with a huge appreciation for what my mother did with me but also I said to my husband..this baby is my be all and end all. He now makes us a family and really no one else matters or comes close. My parents sisters, have all paled in comparison to him and his sister since. Although I still love them
 
She’s lucky she has a mother to run to. And a mother in law for help. Doesn’t appreciate these things either. Makes my blood boil. Hopefully it knocks a bit of sense into them all. Unlikely though. The saga seems to get worse and worse. And not that long ago she was talking about having a second child and doing a masters. Madness. It’s an absolute car crash to follow her antics. It’s actually upsetting.
 
She is obviously going through a hard time but incredibly privileged to escape away to her parents alone.
Just a point on her post from yesterday evening saying that an anxious child has nothing to do with parenting and to look up window of tolerance theory if we don't believe her. Yes a child is born with a certain temperament but parents can do so much to help. The window of tolerance can be increased by a parent coregulating with the child. So being genuinely calm when responding to the child consistently will increase their window of tolerance and increase their calm. But we do have to work on ourselves to consistently respond in this way. This is basic psychology. It worries me that people might read her post and believe there is nothing they can do to help their anxious child.
 
florencerose13 said:
She is obviously going through a hard time but incredibly privileged to escape away to her parents alone.
Just a point on her post from yesterday evening saying that an anxious child has nothing to do with parenting and to look up window of tolerance theory if we don't believe her. Yes a child is born with a certain temperament but parents can do so much to help. The window of tolerance can be increased by a parent coregulating with the child. So being genuinely calm when responding to the child consistently will increase their window of tolerance and increase their calm. But we do have to work on ourselves to consistently respond in this way. This is basic psychology. It worries me that people might read her post and believe there is nothing they can do to help their anxious child.
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What a dangerous way to use window of tolerance. Anxious parent = anxious child. She is such a dangerous person. Ugh
 
florencerose13 said:
She is obviously going through a hard time but incredibly privileged to escape away to her parents alone.
Just a point on her post from yesterday evening saying that an anxious child has nothing to do with parenting and to look up window of tolerance theory if we don't believe her. Yes a child is born with a certain temperament but parents can do so much to help. The window of tolerance can be increased by a parent coregulating with the child. So being genuinely calm when responding to the child consistently will increase their window of tolerance and increase their calm. But we do have to work on ourselves to consistently respond in this way. This is basic psychology. It worries me that people might read her post and believe there is nothing they can do to help their anxious child.
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And she has a podcast on anxiety and is seen as a general expert on anxiety. It's honestly baffling.
 
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