If he wanted to ignore the issue, thats fine. But he drew attention to it and basically said in a post (now deleted) posting on my platform won't help so why should I bother.
But this is what contributes to the problem.. people not speaking up or feeling like they don’t have to or that it’s not their issue. It should be everyone’s issue, you can’t tell me he didn’t see it flooding the news and all social media. if he didn’t want to join the movement he should’ve at least respected it for ONE DAY and not posted his usual bullshit . And sorry but he sounds like a self entitled little prick if you ask me saying people posting isn’t going to change anything. duck off brett.
. I mean, as soon one of the teen mums post something, she’s screen shot and posted it on her page within seconds, she must be constantly looking at each of their pages. I also find it weird how she takes their videos aswell for example posting charlottes girls walking. I hope she got permission from Charlotte to take it and then post it. I know they have lots are followers and when you post pics/videos of your child that’s the risk your taking. But I just find it strange 
She says she wont remove anything that was posted on Instagram that were public. Shes wants easy followersThis is completely off topic but does anyone else find the teen mom talk insta a bit strange
It really isn't. It's about the sharing of information being at the forefront of everybody's feeds. Which is why it's also being said that posting a black square with no context, no information, no links etc isn't helpful. It's not about being muted at all. In fact, many organisations e.g. UK Black Pride have specifically asked people to NOT be silent and not use it as a "day off".
I respect this but it's also important to remember that the rate of deaths and serious injuries in infants and children has fallen massively since 20 years ago through what we know now regarding e.g. sleep safety, feeding guidelines, car seat safety. The internet wasn't at everybody's fingertips 20 years ago and social media was almost non-existent so whilst it seems like things never happened 20 years ago, it's really just that it wasn't reported or shared nationwide. The evidence speaks for itself. "I did it and my kids are fine" is just not an OK attitude to have. Me now know that rear facing until 4 reduces the risk of death by collision by 500%, we know weaning before 6 months increases the risk of life-long medical issues, we know that overheating is a huge factor in deaths of infants (pram and cot death) as is leaving them to sleep in car seats for prolonged periods of time, we have recorded infants dying by strangulation or suffocation from cot bumpers time and time again.
I do get what you're saying. I really do. But it's a matter of know better, do better. I promise that using a safe car seat, weaning when baby has a mature gut and following safe sleep guidelines really doesn't compromise a kid's childhood.I don't think anybody should be slated for doing something that's unsafe - but I do think KNOWINGLY ignoring safety is unforgivable. And honestly, if you were told that rear facing is 500% safer, ignored it, and your child suffered a life long injury or worse, would you still ignore the guidelines? Probably not. You'd never forgive yourself. No parent would.
None of these parents who lose their children in tragic accidents would still do the same thing if they could go back.
Every time Charlie shows the downstairs of her house I can’t help but notice how pokey and tiny it is! I’d go loopy living in there, no space whatsoever
Would be very dangerous in a fire having to play twister getting through that house
She hasn't got to worry about that, the girl only makes ready meals and the odd spag bol
shes all for the shitting juice
Imagine what it must be like when she’s got to run to the loo after her coffee
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Probably areas that she thinks are untidy.. as if her whole house isn’t hahahaCould be her feet at the bottom, I know girls who scribble their feet out or try and blur them
Can't really create a motive and change it halfway through.In my experience if you try to inform somebody of something parenting related you get accused of mum shaming and slating no matter how gentle you are. And then gang chav start with their "I dun it n my kidz r fyn innit"
Charlotte mixing cleaning products, for example. I hope my post didn't come across as having a go because I didn't intend it to at all. I've lived in an open plan place for a couple months and this 100%. Also really agitated me if there was a mug or plate unwashed on the side, felt like somebody had left their washing up on my coffee table.
In my experience if you try to inform somebody of something parenting related you get accused of mum shaming and slating no matter how gentle you are. And then gang chav start with their "I dun it n my kidz r fyn innit"
I've lived in an open plan place for a couple months and this 100%. Also really agitated me if there was a mug or plate unwashed on the side, felt like somebody had left their washing up on my coffee table.
