I was just shocked they actually changed her diaper. Maybe sitting there for weeks haha!EdenGustin wrote:Seriously why did she admit that Justin was cleaning up dirty DIAPERS (as in multiple??) out of the background? Surely she didn’t mean they were just...laying around?
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Wait, what? When and how did this happen?Snarky0702 wrote:
I think I was finally completely over their shit when I learned that they actually sold the gifts that people sent them in the PO box.
I noticed that too. He would have been transferred to Chicago and working “7 days a week”calliebaity77 wrote:So the real story comes out Justin left the military so Rashy wouldn't have to leave her precious picture perfect SOCAL. God forbid he keep a job for long enough to advance further.
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“ is not a good reason to flat out “quit” the military (quit in quotation marks because I still don’t understand his timeline). I mean I know it wasn’t that simple, but that’s what they made it sound like in their answer for this video lol.
If you google her poshmark account it still shows a few of the baby clothes bundles that she sold on there. Also, there was a post on here quite a while back that showed how she was selling the camera she got on the Ellen show for $700 freaking dollars on FB marketplace. I know that item isn't a po box gift but it still proves how slimy they are in my opinion.marissalasel wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2019 2:12 amWait, what? When and how did this happen?Snarky0702 wrote:
I think I was finally completely over their shit when I learned that they actually sold the gifts that people sent them in the PO box.
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Kids don't need or want friends until they're are 4. Emma needs her parents and an enriching environment. At her age, kids are curious about other kids, but are incapable of social play. They play beside each other but not with each other.Goodgirl wrote:“Emma’s obsessed with other kids.” No she’s not, she IS a kid and she wants friends. They need to get her in a Mother’s Day Out or part-time daycare situation. She is begging for interaction with other toddlers!
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Kids can start cooperative play earlier than 4. Definitely not at Emma’s age. But through associative play, she’s going to learn (through the modeling of the adult) the concepts of sharing and communicating. And yes, as they reach two they begin to display excitement over company, children and adults.mikanai wrote:Kids don't need or want friends until they're are 4. Emma needs her parents and an enriching environment. At her age, kids are curious about other kids, but are incapable of social play. They play beside each other but not with each other.Goodgirl wrote:“Emma’s obsessed with other kids.” No she’s not, she IS a kid and she wants friends. They need to get her in a Mother’s Day Out or part-time daycare situation. She is begging for interaction with other toddlers!
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Emma will have a hard time having siblings because of that, just like any other kid her age who needs attention from adults, not playmates. So the fact that they are saying how she loves other kids just shows how little they know about child psychology.
And, yes, I have a degree in psychology and work in education.
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I'd disagree! Most mom and kid play groups are for moms and kids benefit very little. I criticize Rach for not taking emma out to see animals, nature, to explore the world. But I dont think she should be wasting her time on play groups if she is not interested.EdenGustin wrote:Kids can start cooperative play earlier than 4. Definitely not at Emma’s age. But through associative play, she’s going to learn (through the modeling of the adult) the concepts of sharing and communicating. And yes, as they reach two they begin to display excitement over company, children and adults.mikanai wrote:Kids don't need or want friends until they're are 4. Emma needs her parents and an enriching environment. At her age, kids are curious about other kids, but are incapable of social play. They play beside each other but not with each other.Goodgirl wrote:“Emma’s obsessed with other kids.” No she’s not, she IS a kid and she wants friends. They need to get her in a Mother’s Day Out or part-time daycare situation. She is begging for interaction with other toddlers!
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Emma will have a hard time having siblings because of that, just like any other kid her age who needs attention from adults, not playmates. So the fact that they are saying how she loves other kids just shows how little they know about child psychology.
And, yes, I have a degree in psychology and work in education.
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So no, Emma won’t have a “friend” but she would certainly benefit from a group social setting. At the very least so Rachel and Justin don’t have to deal with her stealing toys from the babies.
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My son started interacting with other children at 2. Idk what’s the normal age, nor do I care but I just want to make it clear that even if your child can’t play with another child or isn’t developmentally ready, I think she should at least take her to the park more often or a book reading at a library or something. My son loves playing with other children. They will play peek a boo and he will follow them around on the play ground and talk to the other kids. Either way I think we’re all in agreement that Emma should be experiencing more in life. Her parents are a POS and they can be doing so much better for Emma.EdenGustin wrote:Kids can start cooperative play earlier than 4. Definitely not at Emma’s age. But through associative play, she’s going to learn (through the modeling of the adult) the concepts of sharing and communicating. And yes, as they reach two they begin to display excitement over company, children and adults.mikanai wrote:Kids don't need or want friends until they're are 4. Emma needs her parents and an enriching environment. At her age, kids are curious about other kids, but are incapable of social play. They play beside each other but not with each other.Goodgirl wrote:“Emma’s obsessed with other kids.” No she’s not, she IS a kid and she wants friends. They need to get her in a Mother’s Day Out or part-time daycare situation. She is begging for interaction with other toddlers!
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Emma will have a hard time having siblings because of that, just like any other kid her age who needs attention from adults, not playmates. So the fact that they are saying how she loves other kids just shows how little they know about child psychology.
And, yes, I have a degree in psychology and work in education.
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So no, Emma won’t have a “friend” but she would certainly benefit from a group social setting. At the very least so Rachel and Justin don’t have to deal with her stealing toys from the babies.
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That's just rubbish. Socialization is crucial to development for toddlers and preschoolers. Even children under 2 will parallel play. After 2, children who are developmentally on track socially will start to socialize with other children.mikanai wrote:Kids don't need or want friends until they're are 4. Emma needs her parents and an enriching environment. At her age, kids are curious about other kids, but are incapable of social play. They play beside each other but not with each other.Goodgirl wrote:“Emma’s obsessed with other kids.” No she’s not, she IS a kid and she wants friends. They need to get her in a Mother’s Day Out or part-time daycare situation. She is begging for interaction with other toddlers!
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Emma will have a hard time having siblings because of that, just like any other kid her age who needs attention from adults, not playmates. So the fact that they are saying how she loves other kids just shows how little they know about child psychology.
And, yes, I have a degree in psychology and work in education.
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Parallel play has nothing to do with socialization and social skills. That's the whole point - being around kids at 15 months doesnt bring much benefit to the child. That's not rubbish, checkout literature on the topicangelmamma wrote:That's just rubbish. Socialization is crucial to development for toddlers and preschoolers. Even children under 2 will parallel play. After 2, children who are developmentally on track socially will start to socialize with other children.mikanai wrote:Kids don't need or want friends until they're are 4. Emma needs her parents and an enriching environment. At her age, kids are curious about other kids, but are incapable of social play. They play beside each other but not with each other.Goodgirl wrote:“Emma’s obsessed with other kids.” No she’s not, she IS a kid and she wants friends. They need to get her in a Mother’s Day Out or part-time daycare situation. She is begging for interaction with other toddlers!
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Emma will have a hard time having siblings because of that, just like any other kid her age who needs attention from adults, not playmates. So the fact that they are saying how she loves other kids just shows how little they know about child psychology.
And, yes, I have a degree in psychology and work in education.
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Being around older kids is actually more beneficial for children. Mixed age groups are a thing in Montessori and other popular approaches to early childhood learning.Ld5 wrote:The problem is that Emma is never around kids her own age. Annabelle and the boys don’t count as they’re older or younger than her. She has nothing to relate to.
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Ok so I wonder if we all get together and complain to YouTube about how harmful family vlogging can be and the possible risk on innocent children....if we can get those channels demonetized and taken down!?prbeca wrote:https://www.lovewhatmatters.com/i-poste ... parenting/
Proof that even the most innocent pics get circulated for pedos. She should really keep Emma dressed and covered. There is zero doubt in my mind that the proof girl is a victim because of her dipshit parents.
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Yup, that’s really what I was getting at. Emma spends a lot of time staring at a TV or in her dark nursery. She seems to love being out in the world, as anyone would, and it would be nice to see them doing something else besides sitting at home with her.Chambermaid69 wrote:My son started interacting with other children at 2. Idk what’s the normal age, nor do I care but I just want to make it clear that even if your child can’t play with another child or isn’t developmentally ready, I think she should at least take her to the park more often or a book reading at a library or something. My son loves playing with other children. They will play peek a boo and he will follow them around on the play ground and talk to the other kids. Either way I think we’re all in agreement that Emma should be experiencing more in life. Her parents are a POS and they can be doing so much better for Emma.EdenGustin wrote:Kids can start cooperative play earlier than 4. Definitely not at Emma’s age. But through associative play, she’s going to learn (through the modeling of the adult) the concepts of sharing and communicating. And yes, as they reach two they begin to display excitement over company, children and adults.mikanai wrote:Kids don't need or want friends until they're are 4. Emma needs her parents and an enriching environment. At her age, kids are curious about other kids, but are incapable of social play. They play beside each other but not with each other.
Emma will have a hard time having siblings because of that, just like any other kid her age who needs attention from adults, not playmates. So the fact that they are saying how she loves other kids just shows how little they know about child psychology.
And, yes, I have a degree in psychology and work in education.
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So no, Emma won’t have a “friend” but she would certainly benefit from a group social setting. At the very least so Rachel and Justin don’t have to deal with her stealing toys from the babies.
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