Rachelle and Justin: Poisoned pets, debt and child neglect | Part 24

[LisaLulu22]

I think my 9 month old eats more in one meal than Emma eats all day. Poor girl

[Tweedles3]

Is it just this photo or is Emma much smaller than this other girl?

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Omg... Emma is SKINNY compared to that kid. The other kid has a healthy amount of chub. Emma does not, at all. This is actually so concerning and painful to watch. They need to STOP FEEDING EMMA SCRAPS. FEED HER MEALS. Real meals with actual portions. 3 entire meals a day, preferably balanced meals. Is that too much to ask?????!!! They are both home all day ffs. Fucking feed her. The meals they give her should be her snacks between meals. Fucking three mouthfuls of ham and five "veggie" chips doesn't count as a proper meal, Rach.

Yeah, I'm mad. This is a helpless human being, getting neglected by her parents. I didn't just include "child neglect" in this thread title because it rhymes, I included it because it's the truth, we have seen it over and over. We need to draw attention to it. Hopefully people around them start to see it too, especially Emma's paediatrician. Hopefully they talk some sense into Rachelle and Justin asap. If that fails I hope there's consequences. Emma deserves parents who take care of her.

Rachelle and Justin have repeatedly neglected her basic needs... feeding her properly, keeping her hydrated, changing her diaper, talking to her, paying her attention, teaching her stuff, not letting her run around outside unattended, not just dumping her in front of the TV.. They have been doing all this and then some. FUCK you Rachelle and Justin, I hope you feel ashamed, I hope you make a real effort to do better from now on. Time is running out before the twins arrive, you gotta get your fucking shit together already

In general, I just hate the Youtube mom obsession with having petite children, especially girls. There’s nothing wrong with being a big baby, most will thin out as toddlers. Emma should be gobbling up full meals at this age, unless Rash is secretly still feeding her formula. Even with formula, she needs real food. Once Emma is two, she may stop eating as much because growth slows down. But she’s 14-15 months now, it’s a long way to two.


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[WTFDidIJustWatch]

I just don’t understand whyyyy they don’t feed her more, and more variety. When my kids were that age they loved variety. And kids that age tend to “graze” in between meals. Which isn’ta big deal if it’s healthy options at that age.

Them having healthy meals and snacks available to give her shouldn’t be a problem if they can afford that stupid overpriced house! They’re just lazy to do it.

What the actual F Justin DO all day is what I’d love to know!


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[LisaLulu22]

I just don’t understand whyyyy they don’t feed her more, and more variety. When my kids were that age they loved variety. And kids that age tend to “graze” in between meals. Which isn’ta big deal if it’s healthy options at that age.

Them having healthy meals and snacks available to give her shouldn’t be a problem if they can afford that stupid overpriced house! They’re just lazy to do it.

What the actual F Justin DO all day is what I’d love to know!


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I think Justin takes extra shifts at work for many reasons:
#1 To pay for that mortgage they already cant afford
#2 To pay for their unhealthy food addiction
#3 To avoid marital issues. If they don't spend much time together they can't argue as much, right?

[Tina9900]

I just don’t understand whyyyy they don’t feed her more, and more variety. When my kids were that age they loved variety. And kids that age tend to “graze” in between meals. Which isn’ta big deal if it’s healthy options at that age.

Them having healthy meals and snacks available to give her shouldn’t be a problem if they can afford that stupid overpriced house! They’re just lazy to do it.

What the actual F Justin DO all day is what I’d love to know!


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I think Justin takes extra shifts at work for many reasons:
#1 To pay for that mortgage they already cant afford
#2 To pay for their unhealthy food addiction
#3 To avoid marital issues. If they don't spend much time together they can't argue as much, right?

What work? Justin doesn’t have a job.


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[WTFDidIJustWatch]

I just don’t understand whyyyy they don’t feed her more, and more variety. When my kids were that age they loved variety. And kids that age tend to “graze” in between meals. Which isn’ta big deal if it’s healthy options at that age.

Them having healthy meals and snacks available to give her shouldn’t be a problem if they can afford that stupid overpriced house! They’re just lazy to do it.

What the actual F Justin DO all day is what I’d love to know!


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I think Justin takes extra shifts at work for many reasons:
#1 To pay for that mortgage they already cant afford
#2 To pay for their unhealthy food addiction
#3 To avoid marital issues. If they don't spend much time together they can't argue as much, right?

Did he get a job?


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[slothscanteven]

Sorry if this has been posted already, I've been MIA, but have you all seen this interview with them:

[angelmamma]

I just don’t understand whyyyy they don’t feed her more, and more variety. When my kids were that age they loved variety. And kids that age tend to “graze” in between meals. Which isn’ta big deal if it’s healthy options at that age.

Them having healthy meals and snacks available to give her shouldn’t be a problem if they can afford that stupid overpriced house! They’re just lazy to do it.

What the actual F Justin DO all day is what I’d love to know!


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I think Justin takes extra shifts at work for many reasons:
#1 To pay for that mortgage they already cant afford
#2 To pay for their unhealthy food addiction
#3 To avoid marital issues. If they don't spend much time together they can't argue as much, right?

Did he get a job?


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I'm not aware of a job, unless I missed something in a vlog? I'm sure there'd be several vlogs about Justin starting employment somewhere. It'd be non-stop whining and complaining from both of them if Justina had to. You know... What most fathers and husbands do.

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[Haulnarse]

Sorry if this has been posted already, I've been MIA, but have you all seen this interview with them:

It has been mentioned in depth a couple of threads back and again earlier in this thread or later in the previous one

[Kckeek18]

You can tell they don’t like to feed her real meals because they don’t like the clean up part of it. I get it, cleaning up after messy meals can suck but guess what, it’s part of the job. You can tell by how Justin reacted when she told him he was cleaning Emma up in the last vlog at 0:33. She wasn’t even that messy, plus they have a dog who probably eats what she drops.


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[spicy_dreams]

You can tell they don’t like to feed her real meals because they don’t like the clean up part of it. I get it, cleaning up after messy meals can suck but guess what, it’s part of the job. You can tell by how Justin reacted when she told him he was cleaning Emma up in the last vlog at 0:33. She wasn’t even that messy, plus they have a dog who probably eats what she drops.


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Holy fuck. Why were they so desperate, and in such a hurry to have kids, when they don't want to clean one up. They are more willing to starve their baby than they are willing to clean her up after a meal? These fucking piece of shit lazy assholes don't deserve to be patents.

[catmom24]

I think Justin takes extra shifts at work for many reasons:
#1 To pay for that mortgage they already cant afford
#2 To pay for their unhealthy food addiction
#3 To avoid marital issues. If they don't spend much time together they can't argue as much, right?

Did he get a job?


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I'm not aware of a job, unless I missed something in a vlog? I'm sure there'd be several vlogs about Justin starting employment somewhere. It'd be non-stop whining and complaining from both of them if Justina had to. You know... What most fathers and husbands do.

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No job, he’s still going to school


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[prbeca]

Did he get a job?


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I'm not aware of a job, unless I missed something in a vlog? I'm sure there'd be several vlogs about Justin starting employment somewhere. It'd be non-stop whining and complaining from both of them if Justina had to. You know... What most fathers and husbands do.

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No job, he’s still going to school


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Is he tho? Have they said anything about that recently.


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[mikanai]

You can tell they don’t like to feed her real meals because they don’t like the clean up part of it. I get it, cleaning up after messy meals can suck but guess what, it’s part of the job. You can tell by how Justin reacted when she told him he was cleaning Emma up in the last vlog at 0:33. She wasn’t even that messy, plus they have a dog who probably eats what she drops.


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I don't think it's about cleaning up. They are slobs who don't mind having a filthy carpet, so... I think they just have no idea of what a balanced diet looks like. They are eating like teenagers left home alone: chips, unhealthy take out and instant meals. Trash's lunch was a sandwich with grilled deli meat and doritos
They feed Emma ham and veggie sticks and must think they are nailing it... Trash is so selfconscious that if she actually knew that these foods are unhealthy, she would never have fed them to Emma on camera.

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[10PumpsOfVanilla]

I'm really, genuinely curious why they don't bother to make proper meals for Emma? Most parents would love the ability to have so much time to make great meals for their children three times a day. She doesn't need something fancy for all three meals or even at all, but a pouch is hardly even a snack let alone a breakfast.

A one year old is recommended approximately 1,000 calories a day. I bet Emma doesn't even get half of that in a day. No wonder she's so fussy all of the time, that poor girl is starved.

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[Haulnarse]

I'm really, genuinely curious why they don't bother to make proper meals for Emma? Most parents would love the ability to have so much time to make great meals for their children three times a day. She doesn't need something fancy for all three meals or even at all, but a pouch is hardly even a snack let alone a breakfast.

A one year old is recommended approximately 1,000 calories a day. I bet Emma doesn't even get half of that in a day. No wonder she's so fussy all of the time, that poor girl is starved.

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Its not even that hard to feed a toddler. Boil some eggs, scramble some eggs, make sandwiches or toast, actual vege sticks, fruit, yoghurt with a spoon, pizza, noodles, nuggets, chips - anything is better than feeding your toddler baby food pouches.

At that age my kids ate either toast, weetbix or cereal (rice bubbles or corn flakes) for breakfast.
Morning and afternoon teas were homemade muffins (id do a huge batch of 200+ and freeze them to pull out each say) and some fruit or crackers.
Lunch was usually sandwiches, fruit/vege, maybe something like rice crackers, rice cakes, yoghurt/custard. Or leftovers from the previous nights tea. I often had left overs stashed (and frozen) on hand.
Tea was what we ate for tea - my kids would be eating smaller portions of our adult meals - usually with fruit or veges added depending on what was on offer. My then 13 month old used to inhale butter chicken & rice, enchiladas, every kind of vegetable, spag bolognaise, whole chops, soups the works. Adding one kids portion doesnt necessarily mean you need to buy more meat, just cook more carb (potatos, rice, pasta) and vege portions and stretch the meat to make it work.

They are so stupid though. Baking and meal planning is beyond her.

We have three school aged kids and i meal plan. I know whats for tea for the next 6-8 weeks and have a list of “back up/swap out meals”. With those next 6 week meals - i have a list of what I need to add to my groceries prior to that week to be able to complete the meals (most i have either the meat or base ingredients for not often both). I order my groceries online and one of us collects them from the store. I am by no means a perfect parent or overly organised - i do however take pleasure in knowing whats for tea without the daunting task of checking the cupboards or freezer and having to make that decision on the day. Tomorrow night is nachos, i have brought a “two meal” pack of ground beef (800g-1kg) and will cook it all and split it in half and then add a bolognaise sauce to it and fridge/freeze that portion for another meal down the line.

[mumoftwokiddos]

Emma needs her hearing checked, from watching its clear she has hearing issues. She may be able to hear somewhat but the quality may be low amd muffled. All parents want the best for their kids so maybe she reads this and geta her jearing checked. But then again, she doesnt feed her enough sustainable food so its anyones guess.
As a mother, i do all i can for my kids, so it botheres me that its all too hard for them.

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[hereforthedonuts]

I'm really, genuinely curious why they don't bother to make proper meals for Emma? Most parents would love the ability to have so much time to make great meals for their children three times a day. She doesn't need something fancy for all three meals or even at all, but a pouch is hardly even a snack let alone a breakfast.

A one year old is recommended approximately 1,000 calories a day. I bet Emma doesn't even get half of that in a day. No wonder she's so fussy all of the time, that poor girl is starved.

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Its not even that hard to feed a toddler. Boil some eggs, scramble some eggs, make sandwiches or toast, actual vege sticks, fruit, yoghurt with a spoon, pizza, noodles, nuggets, chips - anything is better than feeding your toddler baby food pouches.

At that age my kids ate either toast, weetbix or cereal (rice bubbles or corn flakes) for breakfast.
Morning and afternoon teas were homemade muffins (id do a huge batch of 200+ and freeze them to pull out each say) and some fruit or crackers.
Lunch was usually sandwiches, fruit/vege, maybe something like rice crackers, rice cakes, yoghurt/custard. Or leftovers from the previous nights tea. I often had left overs stashed (and frozen) on hand.
Tea was what we ate for tea - my kids would be eating smaller portions of our adult meals - usually with fruit or veges added depending on what was on offer. My then 13 month old used to inhale butter chicken & rice, enchiladas, every kind of vegetable, spag bolognaise, whole chops, soups the works. Adding one kids portion doesnt necessarily mean you need to buy more meat, just cook more carb (potatos, rice, pasta) and vege portions and stretch the meat to make it work.

They are so stupid though. Baking and meal planning is beyond her.

We have three school aged kids and i meal plan. I know whats for tea for the next 6-8 weeks and have a list of “back up/swap out meals”. With those next 6 week meals - i have a list of what I need to add to my groceries prior to that week to be able to complete the meals (most i have either the meat or base ingredients for not often both). I order my groceries online and one of us collects them from the store. I am by no means a perfect parent or overly organised - i do however take pleasure in knowing whats for tea without the daunting task of checking the cupboards or freezer and having to make that decision on the day. Tomorrow night is nachos, i have brought a “two meal” pack of ground beef (800g-1kg) and will cook it all and split it in half and then add a bolognaise sauce to it and fridge/freeze that portion for another meal down the line.

This is common sense though. Remember that these two don't have common sense.

Case in point: They don't have jobs and purchased a 640k house.
Case in point 2: They have 3 bedrooms. Transferred 2 embryos only thinking 1 will stick. Both stuck. House outgrown within 8 weeks of living there.
Case in point 3: They need a bigger car. They purchased a 6,000 couch. Lol.

It's not hard and you're so right, it is a lot of fun to make all the foods for baby but you gotta remember the girl drank Dr.Pepper when she was having kidney stone problems too.

[Ld5]

It made my stomach turn in the last vlog. Their cat was going to town on Emma’s food tray on the counter while Rachelle blabbered to the camera and Justin was attempting to get Emma’s clothes on. So gross! And she probably didn’t even wash it because the cat just cleaned it off. Kitty litter paws and all.


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[Mookiel]

I'm really, genuinely curious why they don't bother to make proper meals for Emma? Most parents would love the ability to have so much time to make great meals for their children three times a day. She doesn't need something fancy for all three meals or even at all, but a pouch is hardly even a snack let alone a breakfast.

A one year old is recommended approximately 1,000 calories a day. I bet Emma doesn't even get half of that in a day. No wonder she's so fussy all of the time, that poor girl is starved.

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Its not even that hard to feed a toddler. Boil some eggs, scramble some eggs, make sandwiches or toast, actual vege sticks, fruit, yoghurt with a spoon, pizza, noodles, nuggets, chips - anything is better than feeding your toddler baby food pouches.

At that age my kids ate either toast, weetbix or cereal (rice bubbles or corn flakes) for breakfast.
Morning and afternoon teas were homemade muffins (id do a huge batch of 200+ and freeze them to pull out each say) and some fruit or crackers.
Lunch was usually sandwiches, fruit/vege, maybe something like rice crackers, rice cakes, yoghurt/custard. Or leftovers from the previous nights tea. I often had left overs stashed (and frozen) on hand.
Tea was what we ate for tea - my kids would be eating smaller portions of our adult meals - usually with fruit or veges added depending on what was on offer. My then 13 month old used to inhale butter chicken & rice, enchiladas, every kind of vegetable, spag bolognaise, whole chops, soups the works. Adding one kids portion doesnt necessarily mean you need to buy more meat, just cook more carb (potatos, rice, pasta) and vege portions and stretch the meat to make it work.

They are so stupid though. Baking and meal planning is beyond her.

We have three school aged kids and i meal plan. I know whats for tea for the next 6-8 weeks and have a list of “back up/swap out meals”. With those next 6 week meals - i have a list of what I need to add to my groceries prior to that week to be able to complete the meals (most i have either the meat or base ingredients for not often both). I order my groceries online and one of us collects them from the store. I am by no means a perfect parent or overly organised - i do however take pleasure in knowing whats for tea without the daunting task of checking the cupboards or freezer and having to make that decision on the day. Tomorrow night is nachos, i have brought a “two meal” pack of ground beef (800g-1kg) and will cook it all and split it in half and then add a bolognaise sauce to it and fridge/freeze that portion for another meal down the line.

Can we please not start sharing our menu plans again? Literally no one cares what you feed your kids. We went through this a few threads ago already.


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