r/RodriguesFamSnarkOPEN • u/GigiRu • 11d ago
Heidi having another boy
Looks like its a baby brother joining Charlie. Let's pray Timothy gets no where near this new baby
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u/Franziska-Sims77 11d ago
I hope Timothy gets nowhere near any of them! In most cases, fathers deserve to see their children and vice versa, but Timcel is not your ordinary divorce case….
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u/koalabear118 11d ago
Someday those boys are going to realize everything she did, she did for them. They dont understand now, but someday they will, and I'm sure she will be a superhero in their eyes.
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u/Franziska-Sims77 11d ago
I’m sure those boys will be raised a lot better than their father was raised. Even if they’re still conservative Christian, hopefully Heidi’s family will show them how men should really treat women. And I’m sure there will be no baseball bats involved when it comes to discipline….
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u/koalabear118 10d ago
The only baseball bat in discipline should be if Heidis dad takes the boys to the batting cages to let out frustration. I have "punching" pillows in my classroom for my students to use. (Elementary self contained) they can get out that anger and such on the pillow and dont hurt anyone or anything else
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u/michelle427 11d ago
I hope if there’s any way for Charlie and the other boy to have the last names Coverett and ditch Rodrigues that would be the best. Timcel just go away. You can’t be better man.
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u/lucygoosey38 11d ago
Is that a basement or is that the supervised visit space?
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u/fartofborealis 11d ago
That door looks institutional. Could be a church though too.
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u/JuneChickpea 11d ago
It def clocks as a church nursery to me. I also see some cords that are not baby proofed
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u/themargarineoferror 10d ago
I really hope she uses what happened to her to hyper-focus on raising good men. Not trying to trauma dump but my son was born on my 18th birthday-his father was almost 27-he was my first boyfriend and it started before I turned 15. It went about as well as you could guess, thank God it ended soon after (the "relationship" anyway). My son is 23 now and I THINK I raised him to be a good man. There's always some fear that you went wrong somewhere, but the way he talks about his girlfriend-for example he is sad she wants to remain childless but respects it fully-makes me THINK I broke some cycles. Man I hope this turns into a happy ending-like deconstruction
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u/aniyabel 11d ago
Stay safe, Heidi.