Sometimes I really wonder if my daughter has any

[hisno1girl]

common sense whatsoever.

She bought Voldemort a motorized 4 wheeler like this: (That's not Voldemort, it just came up on Google Images)



Keep in mind that Voldemort is 3.5 yrs old.  He's fallen off that thing more than once. She doesn't make him wear a helmet. x 1,000,000,000,000.

She just posted a video of Voldemort riding his 4 wheeler and what's attached to the back of his bike? A Little Tikes wagon, with Moonpie riding in it. Also without a helmet.  Moonpie is going to be 2 next week.

The last time I commented on something like this, that you know, might endanger the childrens' LIVES it ended with her saying, "Well, they're my kids and it's my choice" and she hung up on me and didn't talk to me for a month.  I mentioned to her the safety reasons for leaving Moonpie's car seat rear facing for as long as possible. She turned it forward a week before Moonpie turned 1.

God, I wish I had never watched that video.

I feel sick to my stomach.

[thatgirl2478]

yikes .... I'm pretty easy going with my kiddo - but even I'm not that easy going. I would be even more concerned because in 5th grade my brother lost a friend when his 4 wheeler flipped on top of him. And that was an 11 yr old!

[ndolehan]

Can you buy them helmets as a gift? Go visit, and be all "SURPRISE! I have presents!" I'd wrap them up and everything!

[hisno1girl]

Jun 4, 2013 20:36:03 GMT -5 ndolehan said:

Can you buy them helmets as a gift? Go visit, and be all "SURPRISE! I have presents!" I'd wrap them up and everything!

She wouldn't insist that the children wear them and her boyfriend said that the kids look 'retarded' wearing helmets because "they're not even going fast." 

I hate can't stand that sonofabitch.

[luckyval]

Jun 4, 2013 20:36:03 GMT -5 ndolehan said:

Can you buy them helmets as a gift? Go visit, and be all "SURPRISE! I have presents!" I'd wrap them up and everything!

I'm not one for intrusions but I like this idea.

The whole thing is reckless, at least this could curb the potential

[ProfessorArtNerd]

One of us has to live close to her. I'd go steal it, is she in Philadelphia?

[hisno1girl]

Jun 4, 2013 20:41:56 GMT -5 @smace said:

Jun 4, 2013 20:39:16 GMT -5 hisno1girl said:

She wouldn't insist that the children wear them and her boyfriend said that the kids look 'retarded' wearing helmets because "they're not even going fast." 

I hate can't stand that sonofabitch.

I don't really like either one of them at this rate. She can't be that dumb to not know they need helmets.

Sorry His.

I keep telling myself that: She cannot be that clueless.

Sadly, I think she is.

I love her but she annoys the hell out of me sometimes.

[hisno1girl]

Jun 4, 2013 20:41:04 GMT -5 ProfessorArtNerd said:

One of us has to live close to her. I'd go steal it, is she in Philadelphia?

LOL, newp.

Hmm. You've given me an idea.

I would totally disable that thing if I had the chance.

Hmmm............

[angelaa73]

no

NO!!!!

[Deleted]

this is just godawful.

[jenna]

Sounds like my stepson's biomom. She put SS on an ATV, and he hit a tree. He was 6 or younger at the time.  Had another kid riding on it while he was driving.

[EmilieMadison]

Ugh. That's horrible I'm sorry.
My sister is ridiculously clueless and reckless and puts my niece and nephew in danger all the time. I dont understand it, because in my mind, WHAT kind of parent would knowingly put their child at risk? Sadly, a lot of parents do- your daughter and my sister included.