Riley and Amy (@RileyKayScott)

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As I feared. Riley and strangers. Strangers who bought tickets to see these "influencers". So creepy
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Slime on the floor? How much did that cost to make? Glue, shaving foam and contact lens solution plus food colouring. At least £15?

Teaching a kid to just pour things on the floor isn't great either. A bit like Riley's speech in that video. Priorities Amy!
 
Curlique said:
Slime on the floor? How much did that cost to make? Glue, shaving foam and contact lens solution plus food colouring. At least £15?

Teaching a kid to just pour things on the floor isn't great either. A bit like Riley's speech in that video. Priorities Amy!
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The child is allowed to do whatever she wants maybe focus on her speech and never mind making slime Riley also comes across a child that would actually enjoy school and would help her
 
Briar_rose said:
If they're aligned with the same kind of nutjobs that have a parasocial relationship with the nursery nurses imaginary characters, I'd be bleeping terrified
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I love Char and she doesn't show her children or any children for that matter. She certainly doesn't profit off them either.

Same company manages loads of UK "influencers", just look at the video of the Christmas charity song.

Amy does not look after her kids' best interests, nor the environment's. Riley needs speech therapy not celebrity.
 
Grow "your own" butterfly 😮 They're living creatures not plants! Wait for Bonnie to shake the life out of the caterpillars.

Riley's speech is particularly bad in that video too.
 
I mean to be fair if Riley is on the spectrum that’s not anyone’s business. Granted her parents shouldn’t be splashing her all over social media and that’s a criticism I give to all parents who push their kids on socials. In particular if the child is disabled.

I did roll my eyes at the butterflies, but when you use your children for content, animals is an easy choice to make. If it stops them trying to keep ducks though I’m glad.
 
MidnightAura said:
I mean to be fair if Riley is on the spectrum that’s not anyone’s business. Granted her parents shouldn’t be splashing her all over social media and that’s a criticism I give to all parents who push their kids on socials. In particular if the child is disabled.

I did roll my eyes at the butterflies, but when you use your children for content, animals is an easy choice to make. If it stops them trying to keep ducks though I’m glad.
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I get where you’re coming from but from an asn parent I’d rather people asked than speculated altho you’re right it is nobody’s business but I feel telling people who ask or it would benefit my daughter from them knowing helps their understanding/expectations of her therefore it’s supporting her needs. I’d rather even strangers rather than looking at my daughter struggling and judging her as a bad girl/having a paddy that they had the understanding to ask if I need support. Looking at her no one would ever know (not all disabilities are visible) but dear God when she starts even a saint would run for the hills 🙈
 
lollie75 said:
I get where you’re coming from but from an asn parent I’d rather people asked than speculated altho you’re right it is nobody’s business but I feel telling people who ask or it would benefit my daughter from them knowing helps their understanding/expectations of her therefore it’s supporting her needs. I’d rather even strangers rather than looking at my daughter struggling and judging her as a bad girl/having a paddy that they had the understanding to ask if I need support. Looking at her no one would ever know (not all disabilities are visible) but dear God when she starts even a saint would run for the hills 🙈
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oh I completely get where you are coming from. I’m neurodivergent so I wouldn‘t judge. And I can only imagine how hard it is dealing with on a day to day as a parent. People have asked Amy before and she ignores or deletes those comments so if Riley is, she doesn’t want to disclose it.
 
I think the problem is that people feel like they can comment because they post so much online, you feel like you are part of their family. I know more about Riley than some of my friends kids, it's madness that so much is online.

I'm pregnant just now and can't even imagine posting online like Amy does. But now they probably make some good money from TikTok so won't it'll only just keep going.
 
I think Amy is quite savvy, well their managers/representatives are. They only post very curated videos that are now very clearly staged for maximum engagement, we don’t see Riley on a day to day basis in the sense we don’t see her having tantrums or being difficult and she must have her moments like all children do. I’m not saying that’s a bad thing, I wouldn’t want to see that. Amy clearly wants to be famous. I just wonder what would happen if Riley refused to make content.
 
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