The Ingham Family #321 "You wanted it undone, it's undid stop winging"

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OliviaPope said:
Yesterday it was a bottle of bleach left on the counter with the lid off…today children’s Ibuprofen left open with the syringe sticking out of the bottle. Youngest 2 left to roam the house and please themselves.

The only way they are able to have so many children is they can’t care about any dangers for the ones they have…

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Well that's freaky! Is anyone else seeing a face in the background, behind the medicine bottle? 🧐

That's tomorrow's clickbait sorted. Ghostly intruder spied on me in my kitchen! 😱

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anyone? said:
If he actually went to school they would be monitoring this sort of thing properly.

Just my opinion...Anyone who home-schools (especially cults like the Inghams where children are not in any regular groups / structure etc) should attend mandatroy health / wellbeing checkups with a doctor (and preferably a social worker). To check in on their development, physical health, emotinoal wellbeing, general safety etc. Especially for parents who have numerous allegations to their name...and spend 80% of the year avoiding their own homes. just to act as an extra safeguard
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No they shouldn't. Some of us took our children out of school to give a better education. And are left dealing with all sorts of mental health issues caused by school. And are doing a damn good job of it with no support at all. A lot being parents of children with additional needs have been let down by the system. I'm not being told to take my child for a wellbeing check, when the reason I took them out was their needs not being met in school. Nobody gave a tit about wellbeing then apart from us, the parents

I do however think face to face meetings every 6 months and proof of work should be mandatory. As unfortunately all that is required is a written report and parents can refuse to show any evidence of work

It's important to remember that the Inghams don't home school. The children are receiving no education at all. They were removed from school for convenience. For holidays whenever they wanted. And no school runs. Nothing more
 
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He’s really trying to earn some travel spending money isn’t he, sickening he’s being allowed to continue pushing his scam on insta. Convenient that book sale has happened just half an hour after he’s getting different amounts into the bank at a random time a minute apart between 7-8pm in the evening (enough time to sit and transfer between accounts). Probably bought the book himself as well 🤡

Funny those figures he’s showing are the same variations of what he shares almost every time. He’s really attached to that ‘97’ figure isn’t he. I wonder if something happened in 1997 that holds some sentimental value to him. He’d have been 13 then 🤣

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Stephie said:
No they shouldn't. Some of us took our children out of school to give a better education. And are left dealing with all sorts of mental health issues caused by school. And are doing a damn good job of it with no support at all. A lot being parents of children with additional needs have been let down by the system. I'm not being told to take my child for a wellbeing check, when the reason I took them out was their needs not being met in school. Nobody gave a tit about wellbeing then apart from us, the parents

I do however think face to face meetings every 6 months and proof of work should be mandatory. As unfortunately all that is required is a written report and parents can refuse to show any evidence of work

It's important to remember that the Inghams don't home school. The children are receiving no education at all. They were removed from school for convenience. For holidays whenever they wanted. And no school runs. Nothing more
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Just to be clear I am not at all saying that home schooling is a bad thing / trying to paint everyone with the same brush. Sorry if it came across that way. i just thinking for families who can basically turn their kids 'invisable' by pulling them out of school & running away for 80% of the year.

I agree that home schooling is not a bad thing. Especially for children with additional needs who require a more personalised experience / are just a number in bigger classes. Nobody should be subject to abuse at school which shouldnt happen. I have close family members who made this choice and their kids are thriving being out of school systems which were just traumatising for thier kids. I no doubt that the majority of parents make choices based on what they believe are in the childrens best interests. Usually nobody loves a child more than their parents. I was referring to the minority....not the many. They are using 'home schooling' as an excuse. I think there should be some sort of mandatory system when kids leave school to address possible 'risks' and make sure the system is not further failing kids. Or at least they are being monitored. Sorry I think the way I wrote my last post was insensitive.

I am talking about people like the Inghams (who like you said are esentially not home schooling, it is obvious). Given that there have been news articles of them leaving their kids on beaches...known concerns around children not having basic needs met, poor Isla developed siginifcant anxiety issues since being at home with them, Jace is also expressing anxies etc. She is clearly not able to teach Jace. She has not bothered teaching them any basic life skills...even though they spend 24/7 glued together. They spend majority of the year in suitcases...running away from society, they talk about having stalkers / feeling unsafe etc. There are allegations against the father. They skip kids appointments for holidays.... The list is long. These kids have not gained any stability being at home. There should be additional checks for these specific situations.... not a blanket system.

They have the money to offer the kids amazing mueseum trips, educational holidays...it's never done. The kids can't cook, they aren't learning life skills.... I am sure Isabelle said herself she began to really develop an interest in history when she left school....but no historic trips. They just go to beach resorts & spend their days in the pools. They seem to basically cut off other family members? I think there are just too many red flags with the inghams not to have a face to face wellbeing check at GP surgery to see them...based on their inidivudal situation.

It's sad to see kids like Isla regress so much. It's sad to see Isla is being trolled on tiktok because of the content her sister is posting etc.
 
RockyRue said:
I see it
Is this witch really carrying her newborn down the stairs like THIS
And why does a 5 year old always have clenched fist
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It makes me so mad when I see the way they all hold Aurora, especially Sarah! Newborns / up to a few months old should be laid in your arm with your arm supporting their neck / head. I walked around easily with mine laid cradled in my left arm and it's a lot safer incase they drop backwards like Sarah has her. She can't carry her safely with one hand like this, she would need the other hand holding her from behind too! Urgh!!!!
 
RockyRue said:
I see it
Is this witch really carrying her newborn down the stairs like THIS
And why does a 5 year old always have clenched fist
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She's not even a newborn though so why is she being held in such a scrunched up position? My niece was born at around the same time as Aurora and she is comfortable being held in an upright position with support at her back, if holding like that she would throw herself back in seconds because she would immediately lift her head up to look around and wriggle about if unsupported. Those stairs scare me in general though, I wouldn't feel safe walking down them by myself never mind carrying a baby.
 
My sisters daughters 6 months now and so much more sturdier but when she was newborn I used to bum shuffle down the stairs with her I didn’t dare walk haha I know it’s different with your own but mine are teenagers now but Jesus walking down them stairs with AuroraWatch like that, gives me so much anxiety.. they literally give no shits.
 
It’s the way Sarah’s voice jumps an octave at the end of her mangled sentences when talking to her best friend/camera that’s so grating.

Plus, urgh, had to get this off my phone 🤢
Sarah going on about how she llllllovs these monstrosities.

Is she going to teach the boy to say L with his tongue sticking out, just like ‘mama’? 😛
 

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other things online said:
My sisters daughters 6 months now and so much more sturdier but when she was newborn I used to bum shuffle down the stairs with her I didn’t dare walk haha I know it’s different with your own but mine are teenagers now but Jesus walking down them stairs with AuroraWatch like that, gives me so much anxiety.. they literally give no shits.
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This is so sweet. I’m sure your sister appreciated how much care you took with her baby.

People like these two really shouldn’t be allowed to have children.
 
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