Another Britney Spears baby moment

[yowolabi]

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: notfred
OMG, she tripped, what a horrible mother! :roll:

add that to not putting her baby in a car seat, having her kid fall out of a high chair and fracture his skull and not taking him to the docs for days afterwards until noticing he was "sleeping a lot", and then not learning the lesson about the carseat and having the kid facing towards the front when he is supposed to be in a rear facing car seat. well, almost dropping him on the concrete just adds to the list.

this time she had a drink in one hand and the kid in the other and she tripped over her pants which are 6 inches too long.

still want to defend her?


not yet a woman, not yet a mother.

Yes, i'll still defend her and say that her tripping is no reflection on her parenting skills. Exactly what is her crime, wearing long pants? Holding something along with her baby? Please find a parent who's never carried the baby and something else at the same time.

 

[SarcasticDwarf]

Originally posted by: AmericasTeam

Originally posted by: SarcasticDwarf

Originally posted by: JEDI

um.. parenting skills 101 anyone?

Grow the fvck up you pathetic excuse for a human.

Britney fan ?

Nope, just sick of these sorry sacks of sh*t like JEDI that complain about everything.

 

[monk3y]

Can't believe this made it on the news...

 

[NeoV]

good thing CNN is around to report on stuff like this...

 

[SarcasticDwarf]

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: notfred
OMG, she tripped, what a horrible mother! :roll:

add that to not putting her baby in a car seat, having her kid fall out of a high chair and fracture his skull and not taking him to the docs for days afterwards until noticing he was "sleeping a lot", and then not learning the lesson about the carseat and having the kid facing towards the front when he is supposed to be in a rear facing car seat. well, almost dropping him on the concrete just adds to the list.

Mosh, from what I recall reading, most of your arguments are totally bogus. It was a nanny that was involved, not Spears. In fact, here is a link. Maybe you can learn to read before you open your mouth and start whining. That would be a nice change.

 

[imported_Pablo]

Good grief... if our every waking moment was as photographed and videotaped as hers, we'd all be hated by the public.

 

[captains]

Originally posted by: SarcasticDwarf

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: notfred
OMG, she tripped, what a horrible mother! :roll:

add that to not putting her baby in a car seat, having her kid fall out of a high chair and fracture his skull and not taking him to the docs for days afterwards until noticing he was "sleeping a lot", and then not learning the lesson about the carseat and having the kid facing towards the front when he is supposed to be in a rear facing car seat. well, almost dropping him on the concrete just adds to the list.

Mosh, from what I recall reading, most of your arguments are totally bogus. It was a nanny that was involved, not Spears. In fact, here is a link. Maybe you can learn to read before you open your mouth and start whining. That would be a nice change.

not that i follow this stuff buy the nanny was only in one of those incidents and there were multiple incidents of falling baby with spear in control. To sum up i hate spears... then again i think i hate everyone

/runs off screaming

 

[BooGiMaN]

the most disturbing part to me was that they said on the radio when everyone was gawking and pointing at spears she said "this is why i need a gun!"


britney spears and a gun *shudders* :Q

 

[cubby1223]

Originally posted by: moshquerade
i guess that this has all happened in the last few months which makes her look worse. like she isn't learning her lesson.

what is missing from the photograph?

The long pants are what's missing from the photograph.

It's just sickening having people rip on Britney Spears' parenting whenever a photo comes out. People cry how bad a parent she is, and that Child Protective Services should take the baby away. Yadda yadda yadda.

My family tried to help a friend once several years ago, she was 17 at the time, had two brothers. Parents were divorced, and her mother wanted nothing to do with any of the children. Even when they would visit their mother the attitude was one of "what are you doing here, how long is it until you leave?" So they lived with the father, who re-married, and the step-mom wanted nothing to do with the kids, either. And to top it off, the father was verbally abusive and very disrespectful to all of them on a daily basis.

There is a whole other world out there besides the celebrity life. And for some people to think the Child Protective Services should spend all their efforts investigating Britney Spears' life...



The bottom line I feel is, most people who "care" about these photographs of Britney Spears' life, are not all too concerned about the well-being of the child. They are more interested in seeing Britney hurt in some way, probably because they don't like her as a person or as a singer.

 

[imported_bum]

Originally posted by: cubby1223

The bottom line I feel is, most people who "care" about these photographs of Britney Spears' life, are not all too concerned about the well-being of the child. They are more interested in seeing Britney hurt in some way, probably because they don't like her as a person or as a singer.[/quote]

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: Glavinsolo
"her long pants apparently getting tangled in her open-toed shoes -- and bent low as Sean Preston's head flung backward, knocking off his orange hat."

I mowed the grass today, are they going to report on that as well. Seriously, this sh1t is just not that interesting.

Yet you took the time to make a post about it...:roll:

 

[DainBramaged]

I think that there should be a serious investigation into her parenting methods as there should be into anybody with this many obvious issues. Nothing special though.

 

[Glavinsolo]

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus

Originally posted by: Glavinsolo
"her long pants apparently getting tangled in her open-toed shoes -- and bent low as Sean Preston's head flung backward, knocking off his orange hat."

I mowed the grass today, are they going to report on that as well. Seriously, this sh1t is just not that interesting.

Yet you took the time to make a post about it...:roll:

Get out of my head!

 

[CPA]

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: notfred
OMG, she tripped, what a horrible mother! :roll:

add that to not putting her baby in a car seat, having her kid fall out of a high chair and fracture his skull and not taking him to the docs for days afterwards until noticing he was "sleeping a lot", and then not learning the lesson about the carseat and having the kid facing towards the front when he is supposed to be in a rear facing car seat. well, almost dropping him on the concrete just adds to the list.

this time she had a drink in one hand and the kid in the other and she tripped over her pants which are 6 inches too long.

still want to defend her?


not yet a woman, not yet a mother.

give it a rest. Should we start regulating pants legs on mothers and whether or not they can hold onto something why they carry a baby. geesh.

 

[MrsBugi]

The animated version of the incident.

 

[MaxDepth]

New York Post front page

How is this news again?

 

[Baked]

The kid's gonna OD and die before he turns 10.

 

[SP33Demon]

Originally posted by: MrsBugi
The animated version of the incident.

Well lookie here. She had a "drink" (most likely alcoholic) in her other hand. Maybe she should have put the fcking drink down and held the baby with 2 arms, stupid b!tch.

 

[arcenite]

Originally posted by: CPA

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: notfred
OMG, she tripped, what a horrible mother! :roll:

add that to not putting her baby in a car seat, having her kid fall out of a high chair and fracture his skull and not taking him to the docs for days afterwards until noticing he was "sleeping a lot", and then not learning the lesson about the carseat and having the kid facing towards the front when he is supposed to be in a rear facing car seat. well, almost dropping him on the concrete just adds to the list.

this time she had a drink in one hand and the kid in the other and she tripped over her pants which are 6 inches too long.

still want to defend her?


not yet a woman, not yet a mother.

give it a rest. Should we start regulating pants legs on mothers and whether or not they can hold onto something why they carry a baby. geesh.

Leave mosh alone, she is the perfect mother You know the kind. No toys, no candy, no fun.

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: SarcasticDwarf

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: notfred
OMG, she tripped, what a horrible mother! :roll:

add that to not putting her baby in a car seat, having her kid fall out of a high chair and fracture his skull and not taking him to the docs for days afterwards until noticing he was "sleeping a lot", and then not learning the lesson about the carseat and having the kid facing towards the front when he is supposed to be in a rear facing car seat. well, almost dropping him on the concrete just adds to the list.

Mosh, from what I recall reading, most of your arguments are totally bogus. It was a nanny that was involved, not Spears. In fact, here is a link. Maybe you can learn to read before you open your mouth and start whining. That would be a nice change.

screw you.

where did i say she was behind the kid falling out of the highchair? i said her kid fell out and she didn't take it to the docs to check for any broken bones until the kid was "sleeping a lot".

now tell me what i've said that was bogus. :|

maybe you need to stfu and stop defending celebs that wouldn't give you the time of day.

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: cubby1223

Originally posted by: moshquerade
i guess that this has all happened in the last few months which makes her look worse. like she isn't learning her lesson.

what is missing from the photograph?

The long pants are what's missing from the photograph.

It's just sickening having people rip on Britney Spears' parenting whenever a photo comes out. People cry how bad a parent she is, and that Child Protective Services should take the baby away. Yadda yadda yadda.

My family tried to help a friend once several years ago, she was 17 at the time, had two brothers. Parents were divorced, and her mother wanted nothing to do with any of the children. Even when they would visit their mother the attitude was one of "what are you doing here, how long is it until you leave?" So they lived with the father, who re-married, and the step-mom wanted nothing to do with the kids, either. And to top it off, the father was verbally abusive and very disrespectful to all of them on a daily basis.

There is a whole other world out there besides the celebrity life. And for some people to think the Child Protective Services should spend all their efforts investigating Britney Spears' life...



The bottom line I feel is, most people who "care" about these photographs of Britney Spears' life, are not all too concerned about the well-being of the child. They are more interested in seeing Britney hurt in some way, probably because they don't like her as a person or as a singer.

the long pants are not missing. look again. you can see her pants are underneath her sandals.

http://a123.g.akamai.net/f/123/12465/1d...babydrop/splashnews_asny180506a_02.jpg

 

[MX2]

Lets all give it a rest as CPA suggested. If cameras followed you around constantly 24/7, they would certainly dig up dirt on you too and make every little incident seem like the end of the world.

I understand there have been issues in the past, but NONE OF US know the real story behind each incident.

I certainly dont agree that the kid wasnt immediately taken to the ER after the high chair thing, but this incident just seems like someone trying to add fuel to the fire:roll:

 

[essasin]

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: SarcasticDwarf

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: notfred
OMG, she tripped, what a horrible mother! :roll:

add that to not putting her baby in a car seat, having her kid fall out of a high chair and fracture his skull and not taking him to the docs for days afterwards until noticing he was "sleeping a lot", and then not learning the lesson about the carseat and having the kid facing towards the front when he is supposed to be in a rear facing car seat. well, almost dropping him on the concrete just adds to the list.

Mosh, from what I recall reading, most of your arguments are totally bogus. It was a nanny that was involved, not Spears. In fact, here is a link. Maybe you can learn to read before you open your mouth and start whining. That would be a nice change.

screw you.

where did i say she was behind the kid falling out of the highchair? i said her kid fell out and she didn't take it to the docs to check for any broken bones until the kid was "sleeping a lot".

now tell me what i've said that was bogus. :|

maybe you need to stfu and stop defending celebs that wouldn't give you the time of day.

People just need to leave her alone but she is not worth the time

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: CPA

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: notfred
OMG, she tripped, what a horrible mother! :roll:

add that to not putting her baby in a car seat, having her kid fall out of a high chair and fracture his skull and not taking him to the docs for days afterwards until noticing he was "sleeping a lot", and then not learning the lesson about the carseat and having the kid facing towards the front when he is supposed to be in a rear facing car seat. well, almost dropping him on the concrete just adds to the list.

this time she had a drink in one hand and the kid in the other and she tripped over her pants which are 6 inches too long.

still want to defend her?


not yet a woman, not yet a mother.

give it a rest. Should we start regulating pants legs on mothers and whether or not they can hold onto something why they carry a baby. geesh.

i don't give a sh*t what she wears. i just get a kick out of people defending her lack of common sense.

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: arcenite

Originally posted by: CPA

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: notfred
OMG, she tripped, what a horrible mother! :roll:

add that to not putting her baby in a car seat, having her kid fall out of a high chair and fracture his skull and not taking him to the docs for days afterwards until noticing he was "sleeping a lot", and then not learning the lesson about the carseat and having the kid facing towards the front when he is supposed to be in a rear facing car seat. well, almost dropping him on the concrete just adds to the list.

this time she had a drink in one hand and the kid in the other and she tripped over her pants which are 6 inches too long.

still want to defend her?


not yet a woman, not yet a mother.

give it a rest. Should we start regulating pants legs on mothers and whether or not they can hold onto something why they carry a baby. geesh.

Leave mosh alone, she is the perfect mother You know the kind. No toys, no candy, no fun.

i'm not asking for perfection wiseass.

let's see... kid in NO carseat
kid with fractured skull (nanny did it, but kid wasn't taken to the docs)
kid in car seat improperly
she trips over her own pants/drink in hand, almost drops kid on the concrete

yeh, no problem there. she's the "perfect mother".