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Hi Tina! I know there’s been a lot of talk about those snapchats and Olivia jumping around with Freddie, but I was watching them again (RIP me) and noticed something else strange/alarming.

In the Olivia’s coffee snap, you can see Olivia carrying Freddie in the baby carrier thing for a split second at the end. What caught my eye (you know besides that fact that his mother and grandmother were there and not carrying him and he was complete exposed to the very bright sun) was that he was facing out.

I’ve never seen someone carry a newborn that way. It’s not good for the baby for a number of reasons but mostly because it doesn’t support their neck. Now I know #notallbabies or whatever, but Freddie is just over 3 months. According to this (http://www.babycenter.com/404_when-can-i-carry-my-baby-in-a-front-pack-facing-out_1368532.bc), babies shouldn’t be carried that way until they can “hold their head up steadily, usually around 4 to 6 months.” Now even if Freddie has super neck strength as antis would have us believe, he would still be extremely young to have in such a position.

Just something I noticed. I don’t have a lot of followers, so I’d thought I’d point it out to someone who did!

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it’s weird cause it was different in the other video (the baby facing toward her)

(check the foot position)

and yea i agree, i remember my midwife telling me to never carry the baby facing away from me for 2 main reasons, 1. the baby basically sees everything which is too much for babies to process, 2. the position of the legs and the baby’s back is completely wrong if you carry it that way. your boobs basically press into the baby’s back plus the legs just hang around and the whole pressure is on the babies genitals. that’s why midwifes recommend to carry the baby with the face towards you and a baby carrier that supports the thighs of the baby.

larryvocals

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Submitted by: @butterflyenergy

Here we have the difference between a responsible mother (Jay) and an immature brat who is pretending to be a mother (“Bria”). While Bria’s friend is in a tank top due to the warm weather poor Freddie is in a shirt, a jacket and covered by a blanket in direct sunlight with loud music and no ear protection. Doris and Ernest were at a cold arena concert in proper baby clothing including bibs (something experienced moms know is needed to protect clothing) and in headphones to protect their fragile ears.

Thank you Johanna for demonstrating how a proper mother handles her child.

Louis’ or not, this baby is not being treated correctly! I am heartbroken for this infant! I literally am crying for the little life who is being down right abused here.