She has an expensive diaper bag! She was all excited to use it when she got it13Cindersmella wrote:They don’t use a diaper bag??? Clearly, they never go anywhere off camera either. I didn’t stop using a. Diaper bag until the kid was potty trained. Always needed diapers, wipes, an outfit change just in case, water, snacks and random toy.
Good luck with two without a diaper bag. Shocked she didn’t buy some 1000 diaper bag
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those things could be anywhere. I’m sure they’ll get a double stroller. Their overpriced stroller has the capabilities to be used as a double stroller and I think you can add a ride on board to it too which it being a double stroller so if they did sell it they’re even more dumb than we thought. The diaper bag wasn’t that nice looking, it was an overpriced brown one from the honest company. She probably is going to say it broke or something so she can get a Nena, fresh picked, fawn, or other overpriced bag lol. I was just thinking today that now they need another one or their Rachel Zoe car seats so they match and are aesthetically pleasing.vwjettagurl2002 wrote:What if she sold the stroller and the diaper bag? Because it hasn’t been in the truck for a while now. Or maybe it’s just hidden away somewhere... I dunno
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vwjettagurl2002 wrote:What if she sold the stroller and the diaper bag? Because it hasn’t been in the truck for a while now. Or maybe it’s just hidden away somewhere... I dunno
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I am confused by your first paragraph. Emma will be 20/21 months old when the twins arrive. Emma is 14 months old, not sure what you are talking about first seven and the next seven months. She’s already 14 months old.13Cindersmella wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 3:45 am I have a feeling she doesn’t understand how much of a little one Emma will still be, once the twins arrive. She think seven months will be as dramatic as the first seven, versus reality of this being when They are growing and learning, but are still very dependent and need eyes on. They should have waited another year since the change from 2-3, as far as independence and verbal skills, is so much bigger than 1-2.
I laughed when Justin said next Halloween Emma will be so excited in advance and understand Halloween. Duh. Yes, she will be able to discuss it more but she won’t understand a bit of it until she goes out that night. My kid loved Halloween at two, but at three he has no recollection of last year. This is the first year he is understanding it advance (kind of) and getting excited about what to wear.
They don’t seem to grasp development at all.
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What is that?daisiesemmy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 6:56 am im curious if rachelle is going to participate in the wave of light this year
She's saying that Rachelle believes that in the next seven months before the twins are born, Emma is going to grow a ton and become super independent and have the same rate of development that babies due in the first seven months of life.Dani_465 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 7:53 amI am confused by your first paragraph. Emma will be 20/21 months old when the twins arrive. Emma is 14 months old, not sure what you are talking about first seven and the next seven months. She’s already 14 months old.13Cindersmella wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 3:45 am I have a feeling she doesn’t understand how much of a little one Emma will still be, once the twins arrive. She think seven months will be as dramatic as the first seven, versus reality of this being when They are growing and learning, but are still very dependent and need eyes on. They should have waited another year since the change from 2-3, as far as independence and verbal skills, is so much bigger than 1-2.
I laughed when Justin said next Halloween Emma will be so excited in advance and understand Halloween. Duh. Yes, she will be able to discuss it more but she won’t understand a bit of it until she goes out that night. My kid loved Halloween at two, but at three he has no recollection of last year. This is the first year he is understanding it advance (kind of) and getting excited about what to wear.
They don’t seem to grasp development at all.
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I have to double-check the exact date, but it is 10/15/19. It’s a candle-lighting in memory of lost babies, either in pregnancy, or both pregnancy and after birth. I did it with my son last year, we lit a single candle for an hour in memory of “big brother”. It’s a nice thing, but it can also be twisted into something to exploit on social media for views/clicks.Dani_465 wrote:What is that?daisiesemmy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 6:56 am im curious if rachelle is going to participate in the wave of light this year
lrs-1992 wrote:If i was Rachelle or Justins sister i would be pissssedd if they got so much financial help And i got nothing.. i believe Rachelle’s sister had been doing great on her education (i dont know if she still is) And justin’s sister has three little babes of her own And having to do it al by herself... i just cant imagine giving loads of money to these lazy fucks who don’t want to put in Any effort to make it themselfs. I after they are just living a lie and eventually it Will all bite them in the ass big time.
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Thank you! Yea are we sure Rachelle graduated college? I would think child development would have been a class. Or I don’t know... maybe read a book on what to expect with your child’s development? Oh wait, if it isn’t an app or short sentences she won’t read it.literallywhat wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 8:43 amShe's saying that Rachelle believes that in the next seven months before the twins are born, Emma is going to grow a ton and become super independent and have the same rate of development that babies due in the first seven months of life.Dani_465 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 7:53 amI am confused by your first paragraph. Emma will be 20/21 months old when the twins arrive. Emma is 14 months old, not sure what you are talking about first seven and the next seven months. She’s already 14 months old.13Cindersmella wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 3:45 am I have a feeling she doesn’t understand how much of a little one Emma will still be, once the twins arrive. She think seven months will be as dramatic as the first seven, versus reality of this being when They are growing and learning, but are still very dependent and need eyes on. They should have waited another year since the change from 2-3, as far as independence and verbal skills, is so much bigger than 1-2.
I laughed when Justin said next Halloween Emma will be so excited in advance and understand Halloween. Duh. Yes, she will be able to discuss it more but she won’t understand a bit of it until she goes out that night. My kid loved Halloween at two, but at three he has no recollection of last year. This is the first year he is understanding it advance (kind of) and getting excited about what to wear.
They don’t seem to grasp development at all.
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Too much sun... makes you age prematurely. CA sun, trash has said how she tans so easily.dessywessy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 9:11 am Totally off topic but I was surprised to find out how young they are. Yikes, they both must have horrible genes as they look like they’re in their late 20s/early 30s
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Idk, they’re up almost 20,000 and it doesn’t seem like there‘s been a big push lately. Like a trendy video or shoutout. 
