TheStyleDiet/LeFloofTV - Part 25
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Beth is visiting Cork in July?! Is she thinking she’s going to meet up with these two idiots and Erika? I’ve seen her comment Sam about skyping and Sam just ignores it. Beth, wake up, girl! They are not your friends; they see you as an overly obsessed viewer. I really feel for this girl.
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Re: TheStyleDiet/LeFloorTV - Part 25
Sounds like something a baby would do out of frustration or for attention. Are they not alarmed by this behaviour? I'm not a mum so don't know how normal doing it is but surely anything that could be potentially harmful has to be a concern for them? What if she does this whilst sitting alone and unsupported on the couch, it's an accident waiting to happen.Nesoi wrote:How normal is it for Emilia to be banging her back against the chair (funnier when it was against JJ) and also is her hysterical laughter at everything normal? Moms I await ur replies. It is all very amusing but somehow it feels wrong to laugh too much at the poor baby
Re: TheStyleDiet/LeFloorTV - Part 25
True. I think that should be: ANOTHER accident waiting to happen in the long, tedious list of potential hazards surrounding herussername wrote:Sounds like something a baby would do out of frustration or for attention. Are they not alarmed by this behaviour? I'm not a mum so don't know how normal doing it is but surely anything that could be potentially harmful has to be a concern for them? What if she does this whilst sitting alone and unsupported on the couch, it's an accident waiting to happen.Nesoi wrote:How normal is it for Emilia to be banging her back against the chair (funnier when it was against JJ) and also is her hysterical laughter at everything normal? Moms I await ur replies. It is all very amusing but somehow it feels wrong to laugh too much at the poor baby
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Re: TheStyleDiet/LeFloorTV - Part 25
I agree, it is an accident waiting to happen. The banging against the chair is probably normal since I've seen my son lightly bang his head over and over on the cabinets (silly boy). I read once that it's just something babies do because they think it's fun to do something with their bodies they didn't know they were capable of. I know some have expressed concern it could be because she's not getting enough attention and is rocking to soothe herself but I don't think that's the case. She may not get a lot of attention but I think she would have to suffer from extreme neglect for her to exhibit the same behavior found in orphanages. That's just my opinion though.ussername wrote:Sounds like something a baby would do out of frustration or for attention. Are they not alarmed by this behaviour? I'm not a mum so don't know how normal doing it is but surely anything that could be potentially harmful has to be a concern for them? What if she does this whilst sitting alone and unsupported on the couch, it's an accident waiting to happen.Nesoi wrote:How normal is it for Emilia to be banging her back against the chair (funnier when it was against JJ) and also is her hysterical laughter at everything normal? Moms I await ur replies. It is all very amusing but somehow it feels wrong to laugh too much at the poor baby
Re: TheStyleDiet/LeFloorTV - Part 25
Well when you've got a cadbury egg creme center for a brain...Suntropics wrote:Holy crap, it's really sad to see Jonathan so proud of himself for that lame April Fools joke. What a pathetic turd.
