She claimed Rosie was too tired and it placed too much restriction on them - because they were planning on travelling around in the RV, that went out the window in favour of a new baby of course!Dreamkeeper+1 wrote:Oh. My..God. Am Speechless... uh, doesn't Rosie need some intense 1 on 1? What about Jonah..
Didn't he have some difficulties? No friggen way. I wonder if CR could convince her to Myka Stauffer it and just put kids in school?
Tweedles3 wrote:There has to be a middle ground for Rosie, I think she was in a mainstream, all-day kindergarten. That can be too much for typical children, let alone a special needs child. It’s a shame they can’t have her in a special ed. class, with inclusion time in a regular classroom. I know of some parents who drive 30 min. for their child to go to a special school. This is where too many kids is hurting these children, there’s obviously no time for them to commute one child to school every weekday.
In general, it bugs me when moms say how much they know what’s best for their kids, just by virtue of birthing/adopting them. Do they really know? I’m no expert, I learn more as my kids are growing, but there are actual experts out there to help guide parents, for a reason. Having a pack of children doesn’t make one an expert, necessarily. Granted, I don’t know Angie’s kids, and we never see the hardships they do through. But it seems like they’re gearing Rosie up to just live at home, then eventually live with either K or S, if it comes to that. Learning life skills is more important for Rosie than learning the anatomy of a bee.
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And shelby was trying to say that Rosie wasnt lying and that she had told her the twins were crying in the day care. Shelby is often ignored in the background of the blogs aswell.wasteoftime wrote: ↑Thu Dec 26, 2019 1:22 am I feel so bad for Rosie, they're still talking over her and ignoring her and not understanding her speech. She's always trying to get attention. Angie was just telling her to be quiet and quit lying, I can only imagine what they say to her off camera.
Well, there are 2 adults at home to share the schooling and the driving. Activities, K & S take horse riding lessons. Hopefully, all the children will find friends at the new church they are going to.lefargen97 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2019 10:19 pm I just want to know how someone could possibly homeschool 5 kids at different levels and different developments, while having two toddlers and a newborn. I think the children would really benefit from going to school and making friends. N and J seem to have friends in the neighborhood but what about everyone else? They can't even have extracurricular activities because transporting all of those kids to different places would be a nightmare. I feel like she is stifling her children's social lives because she has a fantasy of being a family unit that only relies on each other, but at some point, the children will need other people in their lives other than the family. She is setting them up for situations where they will be able to properly interact with peers.
Because homeschooling takes a lot less time & somelefargen97 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2019 10:19 pm I just want to know how someone could possibly homeschool 5 kids at different levels and different developments, while having two toddlers and a newborn. I think the children would really benefit from going to school and making friends. N and J seem to have friends in the neighborhood but what about everyone else? They can't even have extracurricular activities because transporting all of those kids to different places would be a nightmare. I feel like she is stifling her children's social lives because she has a fantasy of being a family unit that only relies on each other, but at some point, the children will need other people in their lives other than the family. She is setting them up for situations where they will be able to properly interact with peers.
In their last video Angie and CR both kept talking while Benji was in the background crying and crying. Finally CR was like "I'll make you a bottle" Like.. ya you all are so selfishDreamkeeper+1 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2019 6:54 pm Just her dental care? What about other things she puts first for herself before kids. Don't know about anyone else, but when my kids were babies - 4. They were put first. First thing was changing bottoms washing hands and face, brushing teeth. Then their breakfast came before I even could get a cup of coffee. One would wake up at 5:00 every.morning and one could be up all night! I wasn't put together until they were, and I didn't even.have a special needs child, nor did we choose to adopt/ nor have anymore than we could give them time wise and financial wise to pay for college. What is her deal? For 2020: she is planning on rving to promote her book? How the heck is that going to work when she needs an entire seperate Martha Stewart studio seperate from her home?
You took the words right out of my mouth! Angie and Ashleigh are addicted to newborn babies. It's crazy to me that they have 9 people living in a 3 bedroom house and don't have a car that can fit their entire family, but they think they are the right people to foster a child.brytbratbar wrote:I know Ashleigh has her own thread but no one really posts there. It seems like she only wants to foster an infant because ruby is out of that baby stage. I still think of her as a baby, 1 to me is still a baby but she doesn’t see it that way. I find it crazy that she’s needs to pray about whether doing anything to prevent pregnancy is the right decision or not. It seems like she has an itch that needs scratching now that Ruby is 1 and that this fostered infant will just be a placeholder until she gets pregnant again. I don’t fault her for choosing to foster infants instead of older children because she at least admits it. Isn’t like Angie who said they were open to everything when they really weren’t.
How old are the twins? They might have enjoyed ice skating with those walker things little kids use. And if not why couldn't CR take the older kids and her stay home with the babies? Oh course then she wouldnt have S or K to babysit.n I dont watch her much so i didnt know the twins werent talking at all. Have they reached any age appropriate milestones?Amsouthernbell wrote:I can’t believe that the twins are not speaking at all....also take your kids ice skating and just deal with the fact that you had to accumulate 8 kids and stand up to the challenge. CR needs to man up and rain her crazy ass in. The noise level in her vlogs is extremely annoying as well. I get that 8 kids make noise but there needs to be a little bit of order every once in awhile. Chaos is just nit good for children and especially not on high level like that.
There is no parenting going in what so ever.
I think they are 2.5yrs. They appear to say odd words, grunt and scream a lot, have pacifiers in their mouth constantly and are still in diapers full time. They have no routine and appear to have very little boundaries. Amelia is defo the favourite.MamaTweet wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2020 11:04 amHow old are the twins? They might have enjoyed ice skating with those walker things little kids use. And if not why couldn't CR take the older kids and her stay home with the babies? Oh course then she wouldnt have S or K to babysit.n I dont watch her much so i didnt know the twins werent talking at all. Have they reached any age appropriate milestones?Amsouthernbell wrote:I can’t believe that the twins are not speaking at all....also take your kids ice skating and just deal with the fact that you had to accumulate 8 kids and stand up to the challenge. CR needs to man up and rain her crazy ass in. The noise level in her vlogs is extremely annoying as well. I get that 8 kids make noise but there needs to be a little bit of order every once in awhile. Chaos is just nit good for children and especially not on high level like that.
There is no parenting going in what so ever.
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