r/mattandabbysnarks • u/lissiegirl15 • Mar 03 '23
I am not a parent but I can’t imagine it’s safe to have a baby under a plastic poncho 😬 I feel so so bad for him :(
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Mar 03 '23
1 they would do this. 2 they would document it
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u/ContributionWarm9175 Mar 04 '23
It’s so surprising. I would imagine if you were an influencer, you would reallllly think about everything you post because so many people are going to see it. So either they just post whatever without thinking about it or are just stupid as hell and don’t understand how dangerous this looks.
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u/FickleSeries9390 Mar 03 '23
Honestly this is too much, how do they NOT KNOW?? It is literally on the packaging.
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u/UnusualPotato1515 Mar 03 '23
That picture has actually given me anxiety & surprised poor G didn’t suffocate! Im surprised they’ve kelt that poor boy alive for 7 months! Was anyone else surprised when he put baby to in the closet? Surely that isnt well ventilated?
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Mar 04 '23
When did he put the baby in a closet??
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u/UnusualPotato1515 Mar 04 '23
When Abby went away for some event & he was a ‘single dad’ for few days - did youtube video on it! Put baby in closet to sleep as bedroom was too bright
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Mar 06 '23
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u/UnusualPotato1515 Mar 06 '23
Its his youtube video ‘ I became single day for 36 hours’
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Mar 06 '23
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u/UnusualPotato1515 Mar 06 '23
Its a closet!!! You dont known how well ventilated or not ventilated a closet is!
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Mar 06 '23
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u/UnusualPotato1515 Mar 06 '23
I get what your saying re some of the criticism, but I have a son same age as theirs and I would most certainly not put my baby in a closet to sleep!
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u/ContributionWarm9175 Mar 03 '23
Wow they have done some really stupid, dangerous things with that baby, but this wins.
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u/Spatial-Awareness Mar 03 '23
OMG. The first time I saw this I didn’t even realize there was a BABY under the poncho. Do they have no brains at all
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u/VanillaBarbi Mar 03 '23
This is just another example of their lack of parenting skills, but also common sense? I cannot imagine these fools with two children under 2.
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u/RepresentativeWar800 Mar 03 '23
They shouldn’t be parents. I can’t imagine them with 2 under 2. It’s quite concerning tbh. They shouldn’t be so careless to post how terrible of parents they are. I mean idk people have their kids taken away for much much less 😑
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u/Former_Ad4593 Mar 04 '23
This is horrible! As a first time mom of a 10 month old, I don't understand how their instincts dont kick in at all the stupid stuff they do. They don't do anything for their Baby, the little guy is only allowed to tag along :(
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u/UnusualPotato1515 Mar 04 '23
Exactly! On Abby’s recent story, she posted that they wanted to show G where they lived when they first got married - Baby G does not care & wont remember! You went there for yourself! Take him there when when is 6 then he will remember! Its all for their own selfish reasons! Oh and Abby is sick yet again from recent travels - can her husband not see all this galavanting isnt good for his pregnant wife?! Surprised G hasnt gotten any major colds/flus given many flights he has taken at his 7 months of life!
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u/UnusualPotato1515 Mar 04 '23
It irks me when people comment saying they’re such great parents - am I missing something?! Do these people live with them?! If theyre so careless to post such unsafe stuff, I wonder how much other unsafe stuff they do behind closed doors that we dont see? They just seem so ill-prepared :/
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u/UnusualPotato1515 Mar 03 '23
At the risk of sounding like a grandma, Ive noticed G being underdressed a lot & not wearing socks etc? In their pregnancy announcement photoshoot, he had bare legs & arms & it appeared windy (can see wind blowing the scan photos). As a mum of a baby born sane month as G, things like that upset me, but it looks like Matt dressed him from their video, so kinda makes sense…
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u/Revolutionary_Can879 Mar 04 '23
I hate when parents dress their babies in less than they have on. I kind of get it sometimes for toddlers or even older children who insist they know best but babies will wear whatever you put on them.
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u/UnusualPotato1515 Mar 04 '23
Exactly this! I understand Matt is a bit of an idiot, but why doesnt Abby’s mum heart ache when she sees her son wearing such stuff & it’s windy? Or she’s too busy doing cringe poses for pregnancy announcement the whole internet knows she was devastated about & was an accident? Gosh they’re so cringe on so many levels
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u/Idyllcreations Mar 07 '23
Yeah my 7 year old insisted he would be fine in shorts and short sleeve in about six feet of snow and regular shoes. I brought all his layers and snow shoes but i wasn’t about to have a fight. I wouldn’t let him actually go to school like that but just kinda shoved him outside and was like just feel how cold it is, you sure that’s a choice you want to make. Luckily he saw reason and I didn’t need to wrestle him like an oiled pig to get him dressed.
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u/my_quiet_riot Mar 03 '23
They're pretty much shoving their baby in a plastic bag. Weird Matt's ok with this but condoms are too uncomfortable for him 🙄