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ItsTeaTime2020 said:
Yep, they assume she's safe because she sleeps through too and has no toys in there. She'd be so much better off in a footsie sleeping bag so she can at least stand when she wakes to watch Peppa Pig
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I'm not saying your wrong but I dont think it's fair to pick at things like this as I know I gave my son a pillow and quilt when he was just over Harlows age as it was winter and some babies dont like feeling constricted in sleeping bags.
I'm sure blankets and pillows ect are fine once they are able to pull anything off their head or sit up on their own 🤷‍♀️
 
Franchesca95 said:
I'm not saying your wrong but I dont think it's fair to pick at things like this as I know I gave my son a pillow and quilt when he was just over Harlows age as it was winter and some babies dont like feeling constricted in sleeping bags.
I'm sure blankets and pillows ect are fine once they are able to pull anything off their head or sit up on their own 🤷‍♀️
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www.lullabytrust.org.uk

The Lullaby Trust Home Page

The Lullaby Trust raises awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), provides expert advice on safer sleep for babies and offers emotional support for bereaved families
www.lullabytrust.org.uk www.lullabytrust.org.uk

Some afternoon reading for you and the girls who read here. Enjoy!🤣
 
Franchesca95 said:
I'm not saying your wrong but I dont think it's fair to pick at things like this as I know I gave my son a pillow and quilt when he was just over Harlows age as it was winter and some babies dont like feeling constricted in sleeping bags.
I'm sure blankets and pillows ect are fine once they are able to pull anything off their head or sit up on their own 🤷‍♀️
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I'm not picking. It's literally safe sleep guidance. Harlow has about 3 blankets in that cot and it's recommended to not have multiple loose items for safe sleep practices.
Also, Charlie is known for putting on Peppa Pig and locking the stair gate. She won't know if poor Harlow is trapped under those multiple blankets struggling to breathe.

Good job on keeping your kid alive. This thread is about the cast though (mostly).
 
pixieshix said:
That’s it she is just a teenager . She’s young . When I was younger there wasn’t the internet and social media , so when I broke up with someone the only option was to ring their house phone to chat to a mate. Or physically knock on for someone. Perhaps she isn’t getting that support off her family ? I know when I’ve tried in the past to speak to my own parents about some issues I’ve been having they have been dismissive and it has made me feel worse. Maybe it’s the same for her ?
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Shes not a teenager shes 20

Geemem said:
I may be of the small minority that doesn’t feel bad for her. Do we forget that we are all in the same boat here cooped up. Most of us sticking by the rules and not escaping the house to see friends and suck on balloons🙃 yes she’s gone through a break up, but it’s not a new thing for her, we know from the show it was always rocky. Did she honestly think that he’d stick around with the way she treated him constantly. Her behaviour is probably absolutely draining mentally to Brett. And no i don’t like him either 😂 I think they’re both rude people, however in a relationship there’s no need to treat the other person badly.
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I work in the hospital away from family dont see me posting tit... she broke rules and now crying
 
Harlow is at bretts parents again, I swear Charlie only just got her back?

Also, I felt so sorry for Harlow when Brett laughed at Harlow and just told her to stand up, stop filming and help her or see if she’s ok? My toddler falls every 2 minutes and it doesn’t bother him 95% of the time but I still check every time he does it and ask him if he’s ok. It’s not very good to learn her that way to reactant other people falling over either.
 
Bec3007 said:
www.lullabytrust.org.uk

The Lullaby Trust Home Page

The Lullaby Trust raises awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), provides expert advice on safer sleep for babies and offers emotional support for bereaved families
www.lullabytrust.org.uk www.lullabytrust.org.uk

Some afternoon reading for you and the girls who read here. Enjoy!🤣
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I'm well aware of safer sleeping guidelines, I'm actually a family outreach social worker 😂 I'm not starting an arguement just think sometimes people are way too critical of small things the girls do that most parents do as no one is a 'perfect parent'!
 
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