BritneyAndBaby: ForeverFakeAsF*ck (Part 34)

[MamaJoAnna]

Part 33 - http://ytmommadrama.com/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=13402
Title credit - Blackswan

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[guineapeegz]

Love the title!! Yay Blackswan :3

[Evie]

Remember her upload a video everyday in November? I bet that was to rake in the money to move out. Makes sense now because it wasn't vlogmas.

[webby]

what the fuck is Nolan wearing?
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[Crazymess1215]

What is up with those stupid rags to roaches dumb ass rompers? I think they look cute on a baby 2 and under. But it looks dumb on Nolan. And the prints are ugly. I think Brit posted something about her wanting the one with half eaten apples.. why would you want a romper with ugly rotten looking apples on it?

[staceymj]

I hate those stupid rompers. They’re cute on a baby but how is Nolan supposed to go to the bathroom wearing that? (Is he toilet trained?)


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[britneyandshady]

what the fuck is Nolan wearing?
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Something that he’s too old to be wearing.


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[Blackswan]

Those rompers are expensive as fuck too

[Kish]

Those rompers are expensive as fuck too

Aren’t lots of YouTubers sponsored by them (like Vanessa, or the DailyBumps)?

[ytdramaqueen]

Are notifications not working for anyone else? Haven't been for over a day. Any idea how to fix this?


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[staceymj]

Are notifications not working for anyone else? Haven't been for over a day. Any idea how to fix this?


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They’re not working for me either, it’s annoying so hopefully it’s fixed soon.


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[ForeverGauc01]

Are notifications not working for anyone else? Haven't been for over a day. Any idea how to fix this?


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They’re not working for me either. Soo annoyinf.


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[DoodleBop2]

Those ugly rompers as Dolly says, "it costs a lot of money to look this cheap."

[lizpuff2006]

She was working on getting Nolan potty trained and I think he was doing pretty well but with all the new changes it wouldn't surprise me if he is back in diapers/pull ups. Prob put that on the back burner for now

[deannaroseo]

Rompers on a child over the age of 2 look ridiculous to me. Especially on a potty trained kid!


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[guineapeegz]

She was working on getting Nolan potty trained and I think he was doing pretty well but with all the new changes it wouldn't surprise me if he is back in diapers/pull ups. Prob put that on the back burner for now

Will Nolynn be able to use the bathroom when he's in a wheelchair? I'm genuinely curious!

[lizpuff2006]

She was working on getting Nolan potty trained and I think he was doing pretty well but with all the new changes it wouldn't surprise me if he is back in diapers/pull ups. Prob put that on the back burner for now

Will Nolynn be able to use the bathroom when he's in a wheelchair? I'm genuinely curious!

Will most likely depend on how disabled he is. Some wear diapers, Some can go from the wheelchair to a toilet if needed, and some even have to use catheters. So it may change as he declines. He may be able to get onto a toilet for a while before losing the ability

[DoodleBop2]

She was working on getting Nolan potty trained and I think he was doing pretty well but with all the new changes it wouldn't surprise me if he is back in diapers/pull ups. Prob put that on the back burner for now

Will Nolynn be able to use the bathroom when he's in a wheelchair? I'm genuinely curious!

Yes. One of my kiddos is a wheelchair user and was "day trained". While kiddo couldn't tell when they needed to go we [me, Dad, nurse at school] learned when they were most likely to go and go sit in the adaptive potty seat [it has a back, armrests, seat belt and tray - Rifton is a popular brand of seat] during those times. So, for the most part, we learned to catch all the daytime toileting. Although there will probably come some point where he'll end up using diapers again.

Many wheelchair users are able to figure out how to use the toilet and not have accidents. One YT I watch who is wheelchair bound to not have to rely on diapers sets a timer for every few hours even at night to go to the bathroom since she can't feel it.

[Yogabbagabbat]

She was working on getting Nolan potty trained and I think he was doing pretty well but with all the new changes it wouldn't surprise me if he is back in diapers/pull ups. Prob put that on the back burner for now

Will Nolynn be able to use the bathroom when he's in a wheelchair? I'm genuinely curious!

Yes. One of my kiddos is a wheelchair user and was "day trained". While kiddo couldn't tell when they needed to go we [me, Dad, nurse at school] learned when they were most likely to go and go sit in the adaptive potty seat [it has a back, armrests, seat belt and tray - Rifton is a popular brand of seat] during those times. So, for the most part, we learned to catch all the daytime toileting. Although there will probably come some point where he'll end up using diapers again.

Many wheelchair users are able to figure out how to use the toilet and not have accidents. One YT I watch who is wheelchair bound to not have to rely on diapers sets a timer for every few hours even at night to go to the bathroom since she can't feel it.

But won’t he lost all control of his muscles?


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[DoodleBop2]

But won’t he lost all control of his muscles?


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It is my understanding that eventually he will. When he first needs a wheelchair he might still be able to use the toilet and not wet himself between. Wheelchair users with spinal injuries can also be able of figuring out how to go often enough they don't have accidents. It depends on when it happens, how old he is.

It's not one size fits all he might very well be able to still be 'toilet trained' after he begins needing to use a wheelchair. It may be years between when he first needs a wheelchair and when he's wheelchair-bound permanently.