BumpsAlongTheWay Part 3

[ladybug]

She looks so much better in that pic!! She should get rid of the highlights and do her hair a solid warm brown and get some good makeup...

[mommadee]

What the heck was up with that smoothie? I have never seen a smoothie what that combination! I can't imagine it would taste very good.

[MamatoanAngel]

I actually think it's a cute picture Sigh. Of course they brought him out with no hat,and I'm willing to bet they didn't bother to put sunscreen on him either. How hard would it have been to stick a hat on him?

[Mumsnotproud]

... also, it irritates me that they don't understand how to weigh ollie. get on the scale holding ollie, then get on not holding him. subtract the second weight from the first and tada! ollie's weight -__- idiots.

But then we would know what THEIR weights are... considering both Missy (in her bump dates) and Bryan (with shayloss) have documented the numbers.

I get the impression they just wanted to avoid that "awkward moment"... especially with all the comments regarding both their weights.

[busybuyingbins]

do you know how hot it was yesterday? they better have put on some sunscreen on him.
i can't believe they didn't put a hat on him. jeeze these idiots are so damn clueless.

[makeupzombie88]

I always put a hat on my babies. Even now. My family has blue eyes and they are extremely sensitive. So when we are in direct sunlight we squint or even shut one or both eyes completely. We get headaches and feel nauseous. My son who is now nine also burns extremely easily. He doesn't tan whatsoever. So it annoys me greatly to see them go outside without proper baby clothes on Oliver. I know they are new parents but with all the research they DiD about giving birth and being pregnant.. you'd think they would know that a baby is affected differently than adults. It's magnified when it comes to baby.. if you're cold.. the bab is super cold. Your hot.. the baby is probably sweating. If the light is too bright for your eyes.. it's super bright for a baby.

[makeupzombie88]

Oh and one last thing. I mean no offense and I'm not picking on him in the least.. but I think something is off with Oliver. He seems t be behind in his milestones. My friend just had her baby a few days ago and she is way more alert than Oliver. Oliver isn't rolling over yet and still is wobbly at holding his head up. I don't know of its because of his lack of tummy time or what. Just seems odd to me. again.. I am not making fun of him. I would never do that.. it's just something that has been on my mind.

[busybuyingbins]

blue eyes are more sensitive to light? really? i never knew that. huh... guess that's why my eyes hurt really bad when i go into the sun lol.

and yeah oliver looks very lacking... at first i thought it was fine whatever, but he still acts the same as when he was like 1 month old. i mean he just does not seem all there.
my friend had a baby a month ago and is wayyy more alert than oliver. i get that all babies are different and whatever but he just seems very behind.

[MamatoanAngel]

I'm not too worried as of yet..rolling over occurs between 3-6 months of age.It's easy to see he still doesn't have control of his head and neck,as he wobbles all around.I've noticed he doesn't use his arms very much either,he generally tends to lay there and lift his neck a little.

They seem to put him on his back,much more than his stomach. He still has plenty of time to develop those muscles, but it's up to his parents to encourage him,and provide MUCH more playtime on the stomach than what appears to happen.

I highly suggest you spend less time thinking up more ways to make money,eat out,shop and with the horses,and more time working with your son.

It doesn't help that they constantly hold him,so what if he doesn't enjoy tummy/playtime, let him cry,he NEEDS it.

He seems quite normal,the chances of you noticing let alone diagnosing something so early in an infant is rare.

[mommyluvv]

and does bryan think they are big deal now that they are going to playlist live?

[busybuyingbins]

missy needs to stop holding him and put him down for some tummy time. i saw them do it once. maybe they're shown more but i don't know.

[staceymj]

I'm not too worried as of yet..rolling over occurs between 3-6 months of age.It's easy to see he still doesn't have control of his head and neck,as he wobbles all around.I've noticed he doesn't use his arms very much either,he generally tends to lay there and lift his neck a little.

They seem to put him on his back,much more than his stomach. He still has plenty of time to develop those muscles, but it's up to his parents to encourage him,and provide MUCH more playtime on the stomach than what appears to happen.

I highly suggest you spend less time thinking up more ways to make money,eat out,shop and with the horses,and more time working with your son.

It doesn't help that they constantly hold him,so what if he doesn't enjoy tummy/playtime, let him cry,he NEEDS it.

He seems quite normal,the chances of you noticing let alone diagnosing something so early in an infant is rare.

I do agree, I'm not usually one to compare babies or say they "should" be doing things, but he does seem behind. He should be grabbing at toys on his floor play mat by now and he should be trying to roll over. My daughter was 7 weeks prem so she is behind developmentally for her age (she's 6.5 months, so 5 months corrected) and she was grabbing at toys at 3 months and started rolling at 5.5 months. And that's behind for her age. Oliver should definitely be doing those things by now.

[msliss]

Does anyone remember someone who was a new bumper asked if he was a downs baby? they went down that persons throat and were really mean and said they did that because someone made fun of Ollie when honestly they were new and just asked....

He obviously does not have downs he has squinty eyes.

[busybuyingbins]

yeah they were so completely rude and missy was being a bitch. like sorry but if you are putting yourself and baby on the internet you're going to get questions like that.
don't put yourself out there if you're going to be an asshole every single time.

[SomeoneNew2]

Can someone fill me in on what playlist live is?

[Yue195]

I have blue eyes as well and out of all my siblings ( brother had green eyes, my sister we have no clue they keep changing) I see better in the dark but do the worse in the sun.

[busybuyingbins]

i'm with you on that yue. lol.
i see great in the dark but awful in the sun.

and playlist live is a convention for youtubers to interact and so everyone can meet all their favorite youtubers. then they have panels where youtubers speak and tell you how to make a channel grow. there's lots of cool stuff. but basically a huge meet a greet for everyone. i would love to go to vidcon or playlist but it's always expensive and sold out.
(plus i would go to vidcon over playlist anyway since it's in california)

[oh4thelawls]

Watch them go to Playlist Live and no one knows who they are. That'll take their ego down a couple notches.

[dfwmom]

do they really have enough subs to go to a meet and greet and expect people to know them? I mean, they are a youtube mommy channel... isn't that for people like the shaytards, or people like raywilliamjohnson,etc? I only just heard about it, so i really don't know but I wouldn't assume that many people who follow youtube mommies would be there

[staceymj]

do they really have enough subs to go to a meet and greet and expect people to know them? I mean, they are a youtube mommy channel... isn't that for people like the shaytards, or people like raywilliamjohnson,etc? I only just heard about it, so i really don't know but I wouldn't assume that many people who follow youtube mommies would be there

I wouldn't think so either. Who is going to want to go meet them?! I thought that it was people like grace helbig and the shaytards, like you mentioned. At least a million subs lol. I hope they go and only like 2 people know who they are and they get a nice cold hard piece of reality, that they're not YouTube famous and no one gives 2 shits about who they are.