Tiffany’s little kid was only trying make sense out of this new world, then she pushes him away, ahahaha? Then she goes and posts it on fb as if he’s a bit freaky.
Tiffany you’re supah lame, but only in the depressing way, not in the lamebook worthy way.
My friend just told me that i was on this site. I am Tiffany. My son Noah JUST turned two, and i am only 4 ft 10in tall (thats why he can reach up there). I highly doubt that he is going to have a complex being that young, and if your kid still says “put on, put on” and are older than that, then you have bigger issues. It was just something that was funny that happened that day that i was telling my friends. Also (not that its any of your business) Noah doesn’t like it when you touch his hair and fights me, its just easier (safer), while he is so little to get in with him to wash and rinse his hair.
Don’t worry Tiffany, you don’t have to defend your actions or your facebook status to the deviant, slighly psychotic people who comment on this website.
Well obviously you did think it was our business or you wouldn’t have posted the story on a public website. You clearly wanted everyone to read about it so don’t cry when people criticise your tmi story.
Next time you have a story that will humiliate your child in ten years just pick up the phone and tell your close friends instead of posting it for the whole world to see.
@padme — Oh, shut up. There’s obviously a difference between telling the people she’s selected to be on her friends list this story and putting it on a website with a bunch of strangers judging it. She clearly wanted everyone she knew to read about it and not everyone in general.
What exactly is the point of us all personally attacking anyone who provides fuel for the LB fire? Can’t we just stick to mocking the moments of lameness alone?
@badcoverversion — My parents were very open with me about stuff like that, too. As I result, I grew up to be comfortable in my own skin and not self-conscious. It transcends beyond just body image, too – into all-around self-confidence.
I didn’t see anything wrong with either mother’s post. Nudity and learning about the human body are only sexual if you make them sexual. Both Tiffany and Daveny were just being honest and open with their children.
It is perfectly normal and natural to shower/bathe with your kids, I was surprised that was even an issue with some ppl here.
What bothered me was the fact that Tiffany’s son’s perfectly normal and natural behaviour was met with being pushed away and then ridiculed on fb.
It’s hardly the worst thing I have heard of 🙂 But I just wish all parents would have the same respect for their children’s viewpoint, as human kind has always had before.
Father, it is possible that the fear of being posted on Lamebook has spread to Fb and now everyone is scared to post stupid stuff that may appear here. I said could be.
I’m incredibly late commenting here, but I’m just cycling through the site.
@ ThePurpleApple: From my understanding, everything posted on Lamebook is public things on Facebook. If a person has something so only friends can see, it wouldn’t be on this site. So if she wanted only her FB friends to read it, she would’ve had her privacy settings that way and therefore would not have her post on Lamebook.
Darth Raider?
@ bra-less word
If you need anyone to pull a Noah and be your hand-cups, lemme know.
Tiffany’s little kid was only trying make sense out of this new world, then she pushes him away, ahahaha? Then she goes and posts it on fb as if he’s a bit freaky.
Tiffany you’re supah lame, but only in the depressing way, not in the lamebook worthy way.
My friend just told me that i was on this site. I am Tiffany. My son Noah JUST turned two, and i am only 4 ft 10in tall (thats why he can reach up there). I highly doubt that he is going to have a complex being that young, and if your kid still says “put on, put on” and are older than that, then you have bigger issues. It was just something that was funny that happened that day that i was telling my friends. Also (not that its any of your business) Noah doesn’t like it when you touch his hair and fights me, its just easier (safer), while he is so little to get in with him to wash and rinse his hair.
Do you have a daughter?
Don’t worry Tiffany, you don’t have to defend your actions or your facebook status to the deviant, slighly psychotic people who comment on this website.
Daveny’s son sounds pretty normal to me.
Well obviously you did think it was our business or you wouldn’t have posted the story on a public website. You clearly wanted everyone to read about it so don’t cry when people criticise your tmi story.
Next time you have a story that will humiliate your child in ten years just pick up the phone and tell your close friends instead of posting it for the whole world to see.
@padme — Oh, shut up. There’s obviously a difference between telling the people she’s selected to be on her friends list this story and putting it on a website with a bunch of strangers judging it. She clearly wanted everyone she knew to read about it and not everyone in general.
What exactly is the point of us all personally attacking anyone who provides fuel for the LB fire? Can’t we just stick to mocking the moments of lameness alone?
Daveny’s son has a big weenie? and they still shower together?
@badcoverversion — My parents were very open with me about stuff like that, too. As I result, I grew up to be comfortable in my own skin and not self-conscious. It transcends beyond just body image, too – into all-around self-confidence.
I didn’t see anything wrong with either mother’s post. Nudity and learning about the human body are only sexual if you make them sexual. Both Tiffany and Daveny were just being honest and open with their children.
It is perfectly normal and natural to shower/bathe with your kids, I was surprised that was even an issue with some ppl here.
What bothered me was the fact that Tiffany’s son’s perfectly normal and natural behaviour was met with being pushed away and then ridiculed on fb.
It’s hardly the worst thing I have heard of 🙂 But I just wish all parents would have the same respect for their children’s viewpoint, as human kind has always had before.
lol
I wonder how much they weigh?
Father, it is possible that the fear of being posted on Lamebook has spread to Fb and now everyone is scared to post stupid stuff that may appear here. I said could be.
It could hapopen.
I only just learned that Kennedy is also a girls name.
It was funnier when I thought Kennedy was a boy.
I’m incredibly late commenting here, but I’m just cycling through the site.
@ ThePurpleApple: From my understanding, everything posted on Lamebook is public things on Facebook. If a person has something so only friends can see, it wouldn’t be on this site. So if she wanted only her FB friends to read it, she would’ve had her privacy settings that way and therefore would not have her post on Lamebook.