DailyNeglectfulParenting (Part 83)

[MandyJ]

So Missy gets to Oregon to be with her friend who has been in labor all night, and immediately starts bitching about how tired she is.
June is not the dog's "sister". I'm sorry. I treat my dogs like they are family, but I don't call them my kids' siblings.
I was so annoyed at the whole getting Finn up bit. They go into his room, Bryan stands there yapping while Finn fusses, and Ollie climbs into the crib while Bryan stands there doing God knows what, scratching his ass maybe? Ollie starts yelling "Get me out!" AT THE CAMERA, and of course Bryan gets Ollie out first, while Finn is still standing there fussing. Then he _finally_ gets Finn out. Then Ollie plays kitty and _licks_ the visiting baby. Isn't that cute? Haha. Do they ever tell Ollie not to do something? And I find it really disturbing that he is interacting more and more with the camera, and not his parents.

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He also said "I'm not a baby" to the camera too

Bryan: "its soooooo early"
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[MamaJoAnna]

Semi-OT but where can I find a laundry basket like the one Ollie had on his head around 3:55? I've been looking for one that hopefully isn't too expensive.

[monkey837]

Semi-OT but where can I find a laundry basket like the one Ollie had on his head around 3:55? I've been looking for one that hopefully isn't too expensive.

Try Home Goods or Hobby Lobby


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[JM16Canada]

So he said he was going to get the kids dressed, but he never actually did? Ollie wore the same shirt all day that he woke up in, and Finn wore nothing as usual.


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[Theirmom]

Bryan: "its soooooo early"
A few min later...

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Honestly? If it's school break or a weekend and any of my kids even BREATHES near my door before 9:30, I'll ground them all out of spite.

We all stay up past ten pm (even the 3 year old), and we all sleep in. House rules.

I don't get this sanctimonious crap about who can get their kids to sleep the earliest. Every family has different schedules. As long as everyone is getting the total hours needed, why does it matter which hours those are?

[MandyJ]

Bryan: "its soooooo early"
A few min later...

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Honestly? If it's school break or a weekend and any of my kids even BREATHES near my door before 9:30, I'll ground them all out of spite.

We all stay up past ten pm (even the 3 year old), and we all sleep in. House rules.

I don't get this sanctimonious crap about who can get their kids to sleep the earliest. Every family has different schedules. As long as everyone is getting the total hours needed, why does it matter which hours those are?

My kids sleep from 9-9 but I still wouldn't call 8ish "soooo early". Come on. The way he was carrying on he was acting like it was 6 AM


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[HelloSweetie]

Bryan: "its soooooo early"
A few min later...

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Honestly? If it's school break or a weekend and any of my kids even BREATHES near my door before 9:30, I'll ground them all out of spite.

We all stay up past ten pm (even the 3 year old), and we all sleep in. House rules.

I don't get this sanctimonious crap about who can get their kids to sleep the earliest. Every family has different schedules. As long as everyone is getting the total hours needed, why does it matter which hours those are?

I tend to agree. My oldest has been a night owl since the day he was born (comes by it honestly). He was sleeping through the night at two months old, but it was 10 pm to 10 am.... this drove my family crazy, but always worked great for us. He kept this routine until he started school and had to start waking earlier, but it's a sleep pattern he naturally falls back into during the summer when school is out. I see no problem with kids staying up later to have family time.

That said, I think this worked for our family because it was part of our schedule and we always made sure our son was meeting his sleep targets. He wasn't the type to ever fall asleep randomly anywhere like Oliver. That kid is TIRED. I really do agree that Oliver needs a routine and consistent bedtime, but I don't necessarily feel it needs to be at any particular time.

[Amelia322]

I just wanna know why Kelsey wasn't with missy during FINLEYS VBAC? If they're such " best friends".

You'd think Kelsey would've been in their with her instead of Missy's Mom and dad

Kelsey and Corbin will never tell the bumps the truth in how they feel because they need the subs for$$$$ we all know they see this as an opportunity. Just like all the other families who fake it with the lannings they have no real friends.


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[lmmomSD]

Bryan: "its soooooo early"
A few min later...

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Honestly? If it's school break or a weekend and any of my kids even BREATHES near my door before 9:30, I'll ground them all out of spite.

We all stay up past ten pm (even the 3 year old), and we all sleep in. House rules.

I don't get this sanctimonious crap about who can get their kids to sleep the earliest. Every family has different schedules. As long as everyone is getting the total hours needed, why does it matter which hours those are?

My kids sleep from 9-9 but I still wouldn't call 8ish "soooo early". Come on. The way he was carrying on he was acting like it was 6 AM


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Exactly. It isn't a big deal if they all sleep in until 9. Who cares? But the whining about how it was SO early, when it was 8:44 and most people are either at work or almost there, was just ridiculous. I seriously thought it was before 6am the way he was carrying on.

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[actuallydear]

scrolling down my twitter not even paying attention to words or anything. i saw this much of the picture bryan tweeted and thought "omg. she announced it. right after her best friend had a fucking baby. omg"

[violet-kelsey black]

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I find this picture so intrusive... I love my best friend but there's no way I would want her to be there in the room while I'm in labor. I would want to share those special moments with my partner. To each their own, I guess.

You should see Jess the Mess's births. She has the whole neighborhood crammed into a small bedroom.


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[MandyJ]

My kids sleep from 9-9 but I still wouldn't call 8ish "soooo early". Come on. The way he was carrying on he was acting like it was 6 AM


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Exactly. It isn't a big deal if they all sleep in until 9. Who cares? But the whining about how it was SO early, when it was 8:44 and most people are either at work or almost there, was just ridiculous. I seriously thought it was before 6am the way he was carrying on.

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Exactly. I give zero fucks what schedules people have their kids on if it works for them and their kids are getting enough sleep. When my first born was a baby we usually didn't wake up until at least 10.
But if Ollie is waking up around 8, but not getting to bed early enough to get enough sleep (which he's clearly not if he's falling asleep on the couch all the time not to mention the random naps everywhere) then they need to make sure he gets to bed early enough to be well rested when he wakes up. Also, either Bryan needs to go to bed earlier (like he said he felt ready for bed at 9:30 that night... so why didn't he go to bed then??) or he needs to suck it up and deal. But whining about how it was "sooo early" and sounding like he was woken up in the middle of the night when it was past 8 AM is plain ridiculous, especially in light of how Missy, Kelsey and Corbin all got pretty much zero sleep that night.


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[violet-kelsey black]

If she's not already pregnant, who thinks as soon as she gets off the plane Missy is going to hop on Bryan in hopes of getting her own baby girl?


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[cocogogo]

I have said it before and I will say it again. I just wish they would do some normal things with these boys a walk in the afternoon or a trip to a park. And no....not Disney land... and actual free playground in the local community! They need socialising with people outside the family..

[sarahelizabeth_1]

I just decided to watch Corbin and Kelsey's vlog so now I know where they live because I live around that area. I wonder if these people get nervous putting everything out there online? Seems so dangerous.


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[shortstop]

Made me think of Bryan

[laughsatytfame]

I just decided to watch Corbin and Kelsey's vlog so now I know where they live because I live around that area. I wonder if these people get nervous putting everything out there online? Seems so dangerous.


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I doubt they even think about something like this until something bad happens, or something 'bothers' them. So many of the vloggers in this age group and a bit younger really believe that everything they think, do, and say is so important that it needs to be shared with the world. That is why we get so much TMI and cringe while they think it's totes cool. lol

[Playsinrain]

After watching Corbin and Kelsey's vlog. I'm impressed with Missy's camera skills..

[lmmomSD]

I just decided to watch Corbin and Kelsey's vlog so now I know where they live because I live around that area. I wonder if these people get nervous putting everything out there online? Seems so dangerous.


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I doubt they even think about something like this until something bad happens, or something 'bothers' them. So many of the vloggers in this age group and a bit younger really believe that everything they think, do, and say is so important that it needs to be shared with the world. That is why we get so much TMI and cringe while they think it's totes cool. lol

Like P Diddy, or whatever he calls himself now taking the MTV cameras into the toilet. Rampant narcissism...

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[julim94]

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Please put your awesome thoughts about this... I don't know what to say about it because I haven't had my coffee yet lol