Yes, it is Cullen's office that has a leak. I believe we've seen all of the rooms of the house. They have 5 bedrooms and 3 full, 1 half bathroom plus the main level area rooms.Floundering wrote:Or is this the room that was to be Cullen's office which now has a leak they have not fixed?
No you're not being over protective. Mine are 12, 11, 9, 7 and 5 and we never let them outside in the front yard (not fenced in) without one of us adults being there until they were at least six. It's not that I don't trust my children it's the fact I don't trust the sickos out there. It only takes a few seconds for a child to run out into the street or to be kidnapped. One of my younger brothers ran out into the street for a ball before my Dad could catch him when he was two and was hit and killed. It's amazing how quick children are. My Dad was out in the yard with us and he turned his back for a second to say something too me (I was four) and my brother took off. It unfortunately happens even to the best and most attentive of parents though some in the neighborhood who thought they were perfect blamed my Dad anyway. Ironically the biggest critic of my Dad's, daughter was killed in the same manner three years later at the age of six.Boymomma123 wrote:So Cullen just posted an insta story of Brooks crying outside because he fell off of a scooter. He said they looked outside and he was going down the hill on the scooter and crashed. How did their 2 year old get outside by himself. They have got to be the worst parents. I don't care how "safe" your neighborhood is or if you could see him out the window. Leaving your 2 year old alone outside with access to toys that he should use with close supervision is so negligent. Maybe I am an over protective parent but I have never left my 3 year old outside alone.
How awful! Your poor family.PirateWench8 wrote:No you're not being over protective. Mine are 12, 11, 9, 7 and 5 and we never let them outside in the front yard (not fenced in) without one of us adults being there until they were at least six. It's not that I don't trust my children it's the fact I don't trust the sickos out there. It only takes a few seconds for a child to run out into the street or to be kidnapped. One of my younger brothers ran out into the street for a ball before my Dad could catch him when he was two and was hit and killed. It's amazing how quick children are. My Dad was out in the yard with us and he turned his back for a second to say something too me (I was four) and my brother took off. It unfortunately happens even to the best and most attentive of parents though some in the neighborhood who thought they were perfect blamed my Dad anyway. Ironically the biggest critic of my Dad's, daughter was killed in the same manner three years later at the age of six.Boymomma123 wrote:So Cullen just posted an insta story of Brooks crying outside because he fell off of a scooter. He said they looked outside and he was going down the hill on the scooter and crashed. How did their 2 year old get outside by himself. They have got to be the worst parents. I don't care how "safe" your neighborhood is or if you could see him out the window. Leaving your 2 year old alone outside with access to toys that he should use with close supervision is so negligent. Maybe I am an over protective parent but I have never left my 3 year old outside alone.
We had a routine, but if something happened where we were traveling, or something got missed, it wasn't a big deal. This is ridiculous, and it's their fault for letting the kids manipulate them.angelfire89 wrote:I know we’ve talked about it before but holy crap... there’s like a thousand steps before even putting the kids in bed. Why does Brooks need like 10 books, at least three stuffed animals and two or more blankets in his crib?
Gaines has a sound machine, fan (redundant,) the fishbowl light (which is made for babies,) The Minnie ceiling light and probably a few other things. I know they’ve said before that Gaines has/had like a 14 step routine that MUST be followed before bed. At least she should be getting to the age where she can get in bed and go to sleep with minimal guidance. Maybe one story or chapter of a book.
Just bothers me that kids “need” all these things to sleep. I’ve said it in a million different places but one of the very few things I agree with ShayCarl about is that kids should learn to fall asleep in all environments, noise levels and distractions. Otherwise you end up with overtired kids who will not sleep because the conditions aren’t perfect.
They sure jump down his throat. Poor Brooks.freshbalsam wrote:OMG I haven’t watched one of their videos in forever but saw the “uncut thanksgiving special” and watched. Gaines has seriously turned into such a bratty kid. Between the screaming in the car, ringing the bells while Dolly was talking, screaming at the Santa video/Christmas tree with 0 correction besides with the bell. They have no problem correcting Brooks though.
It's almost hurtful to watch that Katie was "correcting" Brooks with a "no" several times, like she seems to be so used to, while Gaines was unbearably screaming for no reason, and the little boy was just touching his hands on the big package with the Christmas tree. What else did you expect?? If only she could empathize with Brooks, she could have taken him with her in a sweet way while Cullen was laying down the package (and prevent him touching it if that is not allowed) and say: "come here, be careful (for _him_), that's the christmas tree, we're going to set up the christmas tree together, are you "soo" excited? Come, look you can put this branch down." She doesn't interact with him. He's not a baby anymore though.freshbalsam wrote:OMG I haven’t watched one of their videos in forever but saw the “uncut thanksgiving special” and watched. Gaines has seriously turned into such a bratty kid. Between the screaming in the car, ringing the bells while Dolly was talking, screaming at the Santa video/Christmas tree with 0 correction besides with the bell. They have no problem correcting Brooks though.
Has her hair always been so thin? You can see her scalpMommaOfThree wrote:The way she does Her eyes and upper lip when she smiles irritates me. Her upper lip completely disappears, and there’s nothing attractive about those bug eyes. She looks like she is going to strain something [img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201811 ... 8176bd.jpg[/img]
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