Brittani Boren Leach: Christmas Decor, Unsafe Sleep Galore | Part 8

[wcity84]

I'm pretty sure Crew would be saying "I wish my mom put me in a safe sleep situation so I didn't die at three months old", but no, Crew decided to choose baby Cole's eye color instead.

I came across her ig because of the baby dying but i didn’t understand why i still don’t understand so she put him in a unsafe sleeping space, is that was actually did it or its just made up


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A family member or family friend commented on her Instagram that Brittani laid Crew down for a nap in an adult bed at her Grandmother's house and when she went to check on him he was found between the headboard and mattress. The comment was quickly deleted.

[BrokenHeart410]

That story about Cooper was really sad, and it really does how little they understand about the situation. I am not religious at all, but it makes sense to me that she should be a little more straight forward with them. Tell them that crew is not going to come back, they will not see him again. She keeps saying "we'll see him in heaven", but obviously Cooper isn't understanding that crew is gone and not coming back. These children NEED therapy, and brittani is failing them as a parent by not providing it.

Where can I find the story?

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[aimendoza4]

My husband would definitely be pissed AF if he found out I went to the salon, took our infant child and let the hairdresses (who sees multiple people a day), hold and spend time with our baby... without a mask!

Yes ladies, this idiot went to get her hair done , took her baby, and let the maskeless hairdresser interact with Cole. Our health care workers have asked us to try to stay home, refrain from non-essential trips, and to stick to curbside everything.

I live in San Antonio, Texas too so I know what we should do here in the city to try not overpopulate the hospitals.

I think children at this point takes more precautions than dumb 'ol Brittani Boring LEECH!

[Wintaosam]

My husband would definitely be pissed AF if he found out I went to the salon, took our infant child and let the hairdresses (who sees multiple people a day), hold and spend time with our baby... without a mask!

Yes ladies, this idiot went to get her hair done , took her baby, and let the maskeless hairdresser interact with Cole. Our health care workers have asked us to try to stay home, refrain from non-essential trips, and to stick to curbside everything.

I live in San Antonio, Texas too so I know what we should do here in the city to try not overpopulate the hospitals.

I think children at this point takes more precautions than dumb 'ol Brittani Boring LEECH!

Goodness I was flabbergasted to see how reckless she is with Cole. Texas is teeming with Covid but good ole BBL is above all of that. According to her sponsored stories, he’s not old enough to start the multivitamins but he’s fine to take out in public completely without protection? Where’s the logic? Infants don’t even get their first immunization until they are two months old. So his immune system is very fragile - yes, she breastfeeds but that will only protect you so much. She is the epitome of the blond bimbo airhead. I just can’t with her. She lives in her own deluded fantasy land and doesn’t allow the problems of today affect her in anyway. She won’t comment on the pandemic, BLM or the presidential election. Even more so what is happening right now in her country. But her actions speak louder than the words she never speaks. This woman is selfish, materialistic and fake. I feel so bad for her kids. What a terrible example she is setting for them all.

[Positano16]

BBL, for the love of god stop saying NURSHERY. That’s now how it’s spelled, and that’s not how it’s pronounced. If someone asks you what you used to be, do you say you were a NURSH? I think not.

[Justheretogossip]

BBL, for the love of god stop saying NURSHERY. That’s now how it’s spelled, and that’s not how it’s pronounced. If someone asks you what you used to be, do you say you were a NURSH? I think not.

It drives me absolutely insane. Why? Just why? I want to slap her every time she say “NURSHERY”. I can’t with it anymore it has got to be one of my biggest pet peeves! She sounds ridiculous.

[constantreader55]

Against my better judgement I watched her recent youtube video (skipping through her product placement) and my jaw literally dropped when I saw cash trying to climb into Cole's crib with Cole laying in it. If cash had slipped at all Cole would've been crushed. I'm a little paranoid about safety lately because my daughter (12 years old) recently fell on my toddler (19 months) and broke his nose. It was a complete accident and thankfully a very minor break, but it's scary how easily older siblings can accidently hurt little ones. As everyone else says on here, you would think Brittani would be extra cautious now because of crew. Maybe she really is hoping for another tragedy to keep her gravy train rolling.

[Kms92]

Against my better judgement I watched her recent youtube video (skipping through her product placement) and my jaw literally dropped when I saw cash trying to climb into Cole's crib with Cole laying in it. If cash had slipped at all Cole would've been crushed. I'm a little paranoid about safety lately because my daughter (12 years old) recently fell on my toddler (19 months) and broke his nose. It was a complete accident and thankfully a very minor break, but it's scary how easily older siblings can accidently hurt little ones. As everyone else says on here, you would think Brittani would be extra cautious now because of crew. Maybe she really is hoping for another tragedy to keep her gravy train rolling.

The other kid was trying to climb in too. I was so shocked she even posted that footage! Wow


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[aimendoza4]

I really think she needs to invest some of that "swipe up" money into some make-up lessons, her nose looks HUGE in her new vlog. Also, I am pissed that she took her newborn to go out to eat with Jeff at that Mexican restaurant, just because she got a gift card Stop exposing your newborn! Reckless!

[aimendoza4]

I don't have boys and I also grew up in South Texas where stuff like this is kind of a no no, but what do we think of her boys using nail polish? I don't know, cause I don't have boys and I don't know what that's like. I did grow up with brothers and I'm telling you my mom and dad would not have allowed that in their household.

[jessbless]

Something about her chunky, wrinkly hands just makes me cringe I know it’s so dumb but I can’t stand to watch her little nail tutorial because of it lol


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[sadasfuck]

I don't have boys and I also grew up in South Texas where stuff like this is kind of a no no, but what do we think of her boys using nail polish? I don't know, cause I don't have boys and I don't know what that's like. I did grow up with brothers and I'm telling you my mom and dad would not have allowed that in their household.

Personally I don't really mind lol as long as it makes them happy! I can see how it could be, for lack of a better term, looked down upon, just because nail polish is usually seen as "girly" but idk it just doesn't really bother me personally lol

[RB5P9V]

I don't have boys and I also grew up in South Texas where stuff like this is kind of a no no, but what do we think of her boys using nail polish? I don't know, cause I don't have boys and I don't know what that's like. I did grow up with brothers and I'm telling you my mom and dad would not have allowed that in their household.

Personally I don't really mind lol as long as it makes them happy! I can see how it could be, for lack of a better term, looked down upon, just because nail polish is usually seen as "girly" but idk it just doesn't really bother me personally lol

I was born and raised in conservative Oklahoma so my family would definitely have an issue with it, but me personally, if the kiddo asks for it and it makes him happy, I’m okay with it. That goes both ways, gender norms are outdated. I have this feeling though that it wasn’t Cash’s idea, I think it was all BBL. I could be wrong but that’s just the vibe I get, she wants so bad to be the “cool mom”. And I’m not even saying that she wouldn’t allow him if he asked, I just don’t feel like that was the case

[sadasfuck]

I don't have boys and I also grew up in South Texas where stuff like this is kind of a no no, but what do we think of her boys using nail polish? I don't know, cause I don't have boys and I don't know what that's like. I did grow up with brothers and I'm telling you my mom and dad would not have allowed that in their household.

Personally I don't really mind lol as long as it makes them happy! I can see how it could be, for lack of a better term, looked down upon, just because nail polish is usually seen as "girly" but idk it just doesn't really bother me personally lol

I was born and raised in conservative Oklahoma so my family would definitely have an issue with it, but me personally, if the kiddo asks for it and it makes him happy, I’m okay with it. That goes both ways, gender norms are outdated. I have this feeling though that it wasn’t Cash’s idea, I think it was all BBL. I could be wrong but that’s just the vibe I get, she wants so bad to be the “cool mom”. And I’m not even saying that she wouldn’t allow him if he asked, I just don’t feel like that was the case

I think she said in the vlog that Sydney was painting her nails and then Cooper and Cash asked if she could paint theirs too so she did. But who knows lol

[wonderwall99]

I don't have boys and I also grew up in South Texas where stuff like this is kind of a no no, but what do we think of her boys using nail polish? I don't know, cause I don't have boys and I don't know what that's like. I did grow up with brothers and I'm telling you my mom and dad would not have allowed that in their household.

Its nail polish, it chips off in a day. It's harmless.
I'll admit myself I'm a younger millennial and raised in Toronto so not necessarily a conservative environment but I still have some adjusting to do when it comes to seeing boys in skirts or respecting peoples pronouns. But I try to do my part and raise my son to stray from any form of toxic masculinity. He has Frozen PJS from the girls section, if he wants earrings or wants to paint his nails or wear dresses I will respect however he chooses to express himself. My dad would bring me to the footlocker and sporting stores and buy me clothes from the boys section. I hated dresses, I loved being out playing sports and fixing the cars and trucks my dad brought home, I always asked to help him fix things around the house. I shaved my hair and still wear boys clothes majority of the time.

There are things that are far worse than boys wearing nail polish. Teach them body autonomy. Teach them how to make women feel safe. Teach them to love all human beings. Teach them that POC matter. Teach them to reach out when they need help. Teach them that its okay to express your emotions and cry. Raise good men so that they can raise better men in the future.

And this isn't to start an argument. I respect that you posed your opinion as a question rather than shaming the boys for wearing nail polish. I appreciate that you kept an open mind

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[classysnarky]

I don't have boys and I also grew up in South Texas where stuff like this is kind of a no no, but what do we think of her boys using nail polish? I don't know, cause I don't have boys and I don't know what that's like. I did grow up with brothers and I'm telling you my mom and dad would not have allowed that in their household.

Its nail polish, it chips off in a day. It's harmless.
I'll admit myself I'm a younger millennial and raised in Toronto so not necessarily a conservative environment but I still have some adjusting to do when it comes to seeing boys in skirts or respecting peoples pronouns. But I try to do my part and raise my son to stray from any form of toxic masculinity. He has Frozen PJS from the girls section, if he wants earrings or wants to paint his nails or wear dresses I will respect however he chooses to express himself. My dad would bring me to the footlocker and sporting stores and buy me clothes from the boys section. I hated dresses, I loved being out playing sports and fixing the cars and trucks my dad brought home, I always asked to help him fix things around the house. I shaved my hair and still wear boys clothes majority of the time.

There are things that are far worse than boys wearing nail polish. Teach them body autonomy. Teach them how to make women feel safe. Teach them to love all human beings. Teach them that POC matter. Teach them to reach out when they need help. Teach them that its okay to express your emotions and cry. Raise good men so that they can raise better men in the future.

And this isn't to start an argument. I respect that you posed your opinion as a question rather than shaming the boys for wearing nail polish. I appreciate that you kept an open mind

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Totally agree with you. I have a 15 mo boy and I don’t plan on telling him anything is “just for girls/or boys” he can have painted nails if he wants. I do like that Britt is ok with her son having painted nails

[RB5P9V]

Personally I don't really mind lol as long as it makes them happy! I can see how it could be, for lack of a better term, looked down upon, just because nail polish is usually seen as "girly" but idk it just doesn't really bother me personally lol

I was born and raised in conservative Oklahoma so my family would definitely have an issue with it, but me personally, if the kiddo asks for it and it makes him happy, I’m okay with it. That goes both ways, gender norms are outdated. I have this feeling though that it wasn’t Cash’s idea, I think it was all BBL. I could be wrong but that’s just the vibe I get, she wants so bad to be the “cool mom”. And I’m not even saying that she wouldn’t allow him if he asked, I just don’t feel like that was the case

I think she said in the vlog that Sydney was painting her nails and then Cooper and Cash asked if she could paint theirs too so she did. But who knows lol

Oh okay, that makes more sense. I had only seen it on her Instagram stories, I can’t sit through her vlogs.

Also, aimendoza4 I hope you didn’t take my comment about gender norms against you, I relate to you growing up in a conservative area and family and definitely wasn’t aiming that towards you

[In the middle]

I don't have boys and I also grew up in South Texas where stuff like this is kind of a no no, but what do we think of her boys using nail polish? I don't know, cause I don't have boys and I don't know what that's like. I did grow up with brothers and I'm telling you my mom and dad would not have allowed that in their household.

I don’t mind starting an argument. I think your comment is disgusting. It’s 2021, you should be ashamed of even thinking it, let alone posting it on the internet.
Educate yourself. Know better. Do better. This is NOT ok

[wonderwall99]

I don't have boys and I also grew up in South Texas where stuff like this is kind of a no no, but what do we think of her boys using nail polish? I don't know, cause I don't have boys and I don't know what that's like. I did grow up with brothers and I'm telling you my mom and dad would not have allowed that in their household.

I don’t mind starting an argument. I think your comment is disgusting. It’s 2021, you should be ashamed of even thinking it, let alone posting it on the internet.
Educate yourself. Know better. Do better. This is NOT ok

If I may, if you want people to do better and get with the times, don't tell them that their question was disgusting. She said she knows her parents would have forbade their sons from wearing nail polish. She simply asked where others stood.
She didn't flat out say it was wrong. She didn't say boys shouldn't. The fact that she asked means she knows it's probably not a big deal but wanted to make sure.

If we want people to grow, learn, and do better we need to be more understanding and patient by TEACHING THEM with kindness, patience and cmon people be respectful. This is why people stay in their ways, because any chance for growth or questions or curiosity is shot down with anger and defensiveness.

Maybe OP's comment wasn't necessarily "correct" but she wasn't rude. She wasn't shitting on the boys. She simply asked a question.

OP I hope if you ever do have children that you find ways to break gender norms and can find the ability to allow your children to express themselves any way they wish in ways your parents wouldn't have.

I hope everyone has a good day

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[aimendoza4]

Thank you to everyone who kindly explained to me how they felt. I will ignore the others who did not . Have an awesome day ya'll!