Itslittlelauren #2 Baby is dressed up like a dolly & tottering round the farm like a wally

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Hi Lozza
 
Tell me you read tattle without telling me you read tattle 🤣 she shared this the other day and I forgot to post it, because unlike Lauren I am actually busy with my own child!! She talks such tripe, she needs to get a life but I forgot she’s sooooo unwell and can’t live a normal life so social media life it is then 😝
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Esme said:
Tell me you read tattle without telling me you read tattle 🤣 she shared this the other day and I forgot to post it, because unlike Lauren I am actually busy with my own child!! She talks such tripe, she needs to get a life but I forgot she’s sooooo unwell and can’t live a normal life so social media life it is then 😝 View attachment 746005 q
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Totally not because we were saying her relationship with Tom is weird and she never shows anything more than his arm so we know he’s still about
 
Rayne said:
Totally not because we were saying her relationship with Tom is weird and she never shows anything more than his arm so we know he’s still about
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The arm shots kill me. Did she ever say how they met? I can’t remember. I find it strange how they ended up together as she doesn’t appear to offer much - no life or career to chat about, no house of her own or money towards buying with him if they wanted to live together, only seems to live off sugary concoctions, takeaway or ready meals… like their future doesn’t look bright. Before Ella what on earth would she add to conversations?
 
Lessons on how to take a baby swimming 🤦🏻‍♀️
also as a parent of multiple autistic children, hearing the term ‘meltdown’ when your 3 month old baby is doing what it naturally does..cry! Is so disrespectful!
a little insight into a meltdown is being repeatedly punched, kicked, scratched, head hitting, hand flapping bitten harming themselves and others!
a child that is overwhelmed but cannot explain to you what is wrong being absolutely withdrawn in themselves!
Please don’t use the term meltdown! U have no idea!

And the same goes for some other people in the public eye! They use all the time!
literally no idea!

your baby cried when getting in the pool and out! NOT a meltdown! Educate yourself please before using these terms!
Honestly these people parent of the bloody year!
 
Pinkmilink86 said:
Lessons on how to take a baby swimming 🤦🏻‍♀️
also as a parent of multiple autistic children, hearing the term ‘meltdown’ when your 3 month old baby is doing what it naturally does..cry! Is so disrespectful!
a little insight into a meltdown is being repeatedly punched, kicked, scratched, head hitting, hand flapping bitten harming themselves and others!
a child that is overwhelmed but cannot explain to you what is wrong being absolutely withdrawn in themselves!
Please don’t use the term meltdown! U have no idea!

And the same goes for some other people in the public eye! They use all the time!
literally no idea!

your baby cried when getting in the pool and out! NOT a meltdown! Educate yourself please before using these terms!
Honestly these people parent of the bloody year!
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Completely agree with you on this. She could have used ‘tantrum’ but even that would be wildly inaccurate because she’s a tiny baby! She’s crying cause she’s cold getting out the bath, my daughter was the same so we just warmed the towels on the radiator at home and she was fine!

Playing mums and dads with a real life baby. I genuinely worry for Ella’s future. 😔
 
I just came here to ask if that photo has been photoshopped? Her thighs look weird?!
Annnnnd to moan about saying her baby had a ‘meltdown’. No love, your baby cried which is what babies do. It’s their way of communicating and all she’s saying is I don’t like the change in temperature so stop playing the victim. God, what is she going to describe toddler behaviour as?!
 
Rayne said:
I'm sure I'll get told off by all the mums on here but I honestly don't see the point in taking a 3 month old baby swimming 😂 #sorrynotsorry
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Our daughter hated it at 5 months but was much happier at 7 months although that stopped with lockdown. I don’t see the obsession with going swimming, it’s so stressful and getting wet clothes off a usually crying baby and then trying to redress them at the end is just the worst!

I wonder if sandrini went as part of her “advice” was to take someone with you and presumably yesterday the dad would have been working?
 
Rayne said:
I'm sure I'll get told off by all the mums on here but I honestly don't see the point in taking a 3 month old baby swimming 😂 #sorrynotsorry
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Im kinda with you! My daughter is 23 months and was around 5 months when lockdown started so hasn’t been swimming yet. She loves the bath and water play so I know she’ll love it but I don’t feel it’s safe enough to take her yet, especially as I’m pregnant and have only had one jab. I don’t see the rush to take them! Especially at 3 months when they’re still fairly unpredictable with feeding etc! Plus I don’t see that they’d get much out of it at 3 months, it’s no different to the bath because they can’t interact and play much 😅
 
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