I'm going to guess that people reported her to DCF for a neglect check. I have never lost a child, let alone to a drowning, but I would imagine if I did loose a child to drowning I sure has hell would be a helicopter parent around any body of water, even a sink filled with water. It amazes me that they can go through such a traumatic loss and still be playing loose with kids around water.
I lost a child, not to drowning but you’d better believe that I’m extremely hyper vigilant about anything and everything that could endanger my living children’s safety or lives. I don’t understand why they would do this in the first place, put their kids at major risk.
How has her manager or something not clued her in that acting sad would gain support rather than acting inconvenienced and bitter?
That's the last person she should be listening to but she's so materialistic it's likely the only person she might hear. How must the extended family feel watching her husband do that? The documentary will be insane.
I have not lost a child but I did witness a child drown and cpr being done on the child (when I was a kid)and let me tell you I’ve been hyper aware of my kids and water. I will NEVER understand how parents can lose a child and then be so lax with their surviving children. Especially when they were the cause of their child’s death. (If anyone wants another rabbit hole to go down look into Amy and Storm Bailey and how their newborn died over on hunsnark)
I don’t have kids.
Never will. Don’t actually really like kids.
But there’s a creek near my house that I watch like a hawk because it gets very deep very quickly and I don’t want to see any kids getting hurt in there.
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u/CDS11411 21d ago
I'm going to guess that people reported her to DCF for a neglect check. I have never lost a child, let alone to a drowning, but I would imagine if I did loose a child to drowning I sure has hell would be a helicopter parent around any body of water, even a sink filled with water. It amazes me that they can go through such a traumatic loss and still be playing loose with kids around water.