sand and water wrote:I would do that too; however, I have super long legs compared to Jofus' hobbit legs.geeklove wrote:is that the part where they change her on a toilet? I would've sat on the toilet myself and changed her on my knees.luna nova wrote:2:33-3:10. SOUND OFF PLEASE
I just watched "The Hobbit" at the movies!
Haha Nice! I heard a lot of people were getting sick because of the way they made the movie. What did you think of it?nickypicky wrote:sand and water wrote:I would do that too; however, I have super long legs compared to Jofus' hobbit legs.geeklove wrote: is that the part where they change her on a toilet? I would've sat on the toilet myself and changed her on my knees.
JoTroll just wants us to know he's still reading, which is funny as hell because him and Anna blocked me on twitter for saying she caused the drama about their giveaway so why come read here for more criticism. Derpnickypicky wrote:tryin to PROVE sumthin again with today's thumbnail-much............
Jaeme wrote:JoTroll just wants us to know he's still reading, which is funny as hell because him and Anna blocked me on twitter for saying she caused the drama about their giveaway so why come read here for more criticism. Derpnickypicky wrote:
lol I'm 5'1 so it would make my calves hurt a bit to make my legs level I would do it so she's not on the toilet or the floor. It's only a few minutes so it's not like I'd have to hold it that way for a crazy length of time or anything.sand and water wrote:I would do that too; however, I have super long legs compared to Jofus' hobbit legs.geeklove wrote:is that the part where they change her on a toilet? I would've sat on the toilet myself and changed her on my knees.luna nova wrote:2:33-3:10. SOUND OFF PLEASE
I saw the non-3D version but you could tell it was tots made for 3D which i hate these days I love "hobbit" stuff but actually it could have waited for DVD it's only part 1 of 3 --so yeah (i will never get into a debate with my BF about that !sand and water wrote:Haha Nice! I heard a lot of people were getting sick because of the way they made the movie. What did you think of it?nickypicky wrote:sand and water wrote:
I would do that too; however, I have super long legs compared to Jofus' hobbit legs.
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He also decided to vlog while driving down the multistory car park!! Yes I know he would probably only bump the car, not really that dangerous but that looked very tight! I am a confidence driver but I love my car so would never film myself driving through a tiny gap. Just pathetic and stupid.magicdragon wrote:Today's Vlog synopsis.
They are about an hour late for lunch out with the family. J comments on how rude it was for the others to go ahead and order without them.
Anna looks like Worzel Gummidge in today's vlog - feel free to google him. She should do a Worzel Gummidge tutorial.
Anna comes back from shopping with loads of BT bags (I suspect she was shopping with MSD)
J has to do all the nappy changes again.
The ladies all go shopping and he is at a loose end. He really needs friends.
Anna does some sort of mentally deranged show with the dogs all over her. The dogs are barking and growling and Emilia starts whimpering and crying (clearly scared).
One of the dogs snarls towards A and she grabs it and pets it!?
At the end J goes to snog Anna but she pulls away while he tries to pretend they're getting closer.
That's pretty much it.
Oh - I don't get why he continued to vlog going after the lady with her phone if he was so anxious to run after her. Put the f'n camera down. Same with changing E in the toilet and already noting how dangerous it was he proceeds to hold a camera through parts of it.
It's sad they don't seem to know what to do so they put her on the couch to watch TV. It's way to much for a 3 month olds brain to process and studies have shown it's not good for development at all. It's one thing to have the TV on with the baby in the room..but to put her on the couch and walk off to actively sit and watch it.. * sigh* They should put her on the floor with toys to let her engage in some activity.. Oh wait, I forget.. She will never have toys, all of them will be taken away and chewed up by the dogsBlueEyedBelle wrote:Babies under a year old shouldn't watch tv - its terrible for them for many reasons. But in Emilia's case, I'm almost happy for her to see and experience something that isn't her mother screaming at her for pooping, or her idiot father jumping and singing in her face.
Well...Suntropics wrote:It's so pathetic that Emilia is only 3 months old and they are already plopping her in front of the tv and using that as her babysitter like she is 3 years old.
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luna nova wrote:Well...Suntropics wrote:It's so pathetic that Emilia is only 3 months old and they are already plopping her in front of the tv and using that as her babysitter like she is 3 years old.
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The intensity with which infants look at screens can certainly make it seem like they understand what’s going on, but unlike adults, they only see TV as a pattern of color, light, and dark. They can’t decode those images into representations of real life. So why does a 3 month old watch the screen so carefully? Because it keeps changing. There is a so called the orienting reflex, which causes people to turn toward any change in their environments—whether it’s an ever-changing TV screen, a loud noise, or someone running by.
There are two effects of concern:
First, this is an exceedingly important time in a 3 months old baby’s brain development. Her brain will triple in volume in her first two years of life, creating billions of connections and getting rid of unnecessary ones. In order for her brain to develop in the best possible way, she needs to interact with other people, manipulate objects in her environment, and play in a way that lets her fully explore and solve problems in a creative way. Electronic screens provide none of these experiences. Therefore, any time that she spends in front of a screen is valuable time that could be used for much richer brain-building activities—and in a 3 month old, who is likely sleeping for nearly 12 hours each day, any awake time is precious.
The second effect of concern is that what babies learn from screens is, mostly, how to watch TV. Early TV watching is linked to watching more TV later in life, and kids who watch more TV are more prone to all of the problems (like obesity, anxiety, depression, and sleep problems) research has shown are connected to TV exposure.
TV time should be replaced with activities that involve one of the three experiences that are best for your baby’s brain.
Socializing with people - playing peek-a-boo or this little piggy
Manipulating objects - throwing balls, exploring the textures of mud and water
Problem solving - stacking blocks, using shape sorting toys
Then her learning will focus on relationships, creativity, and the world around her-and that's what babies need ANNA & Jofungus!!!.
Charity one thing, but also what an "exhausting" job to pick some whinners (sicgeekinthepink wrote:juicy couture sweat pants for erica but not a single euro for charity? you must be fucking kidding me
) was. Grabbing the popcorn to watch the minions asking WHEN, WHEN, WHEN they will (if ever) be sending the gifts. 
