Comments by "Rebecca Bailey" (@Rebecca_Bailey) on "Absolute Documentaries" channel.

  1. Mark’s dad really annoys me at the lack of responsibility he’s taking, it seems like nothing is ever his fault Edit: I’m sorry but 9 baby teeth removed at 3? 3 YEARS OLD?! my daughter is the same age and hasn’t had any teeth removed, also why is he having lollipops? I’m pretty sure under 4s are not supposed to have them due to choking hazards
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  2. I thought it was strange as well, he never asked for anything once
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  3. Now this is one habit I’m so glad I didn’t take up, both my parents were smokers growing up and despite them both quitting in the end, my dad ended up passing away in 2019 from heart disease and COPD and my mum now has asthma
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  4. It’s crazy how one tiny chromosome, that’s microscopic can cause so much damage to one’s development
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  5.  @debbiethemadbee  oh he is, not even trying to give up smoking for his own child, absolutely selfish
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  6. Honestly, the amount of food that Leon was eating was making me feel sick and I’m 30 years old, it’s no wonder he’s piled on all that weight if his mum is feeding him portions like that, not once did I hear him ask for food apart from that bit of chocolate Swiss roll
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  7. My daughter is two years old and she's never had a lollipop in her life, and she won't be having one any time soon, it's more of a choking hazard for me along with her teeth possibly being affected
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  8. I absolutely agree, the lack of responsibility he’s taking for his actions is unbelievable, he seems to think that nothing is ever his fault, my parents used to smoke when I was a child and my brother had to have grommets put in his ears too but they didn’t stop smoking until years later
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  9. My daughter is 3 years old so the same age as Alfie and if she had 9 baby teeth removed I would be so embarrassed and I’d probably never show my face again, I don’t know how she can be so blasé about giving him lollipops as well knowing that they’re choking hazards for those who are under 4. One of the lollipops could easily come off the stick and end up accidentally getting stuck in his throat
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  10. She actually passed away
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  11. Especially with PWS, if she has more than one she wouldn’t stop
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  12. I don’t get why they didn’t get her a treadmill or something so that she could burn the calories off that she was eating
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  13. Unfortunately if it's on private property it's not considered illegal from the age of five, doesn't make it right though
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  14. They get adults to buy the alcohol for them, the teenagers will give them the money and then they’ll go into the shop to buy it
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  15.  @FromDallas  absolutely right I would be upset as well. It’s like being a drug addict and taking away their drugs you wouldn’t like it and you’d go mental if you had food taken away and restrictions on when to eat when that’s all you want to do because you never feel full
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  16. Don’t watch it then it’s not her fault
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  17. Because there isn’t enough dentists taking on NHS patients. Private dentists are available yes but the treatments cost too much and no one can afford it.
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  18.  @kimberlyb9608 that’s horrible. What if they wanted children? They’ve been denied that chance before even thinking about it
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  19. You do realise that she has a learning disability, which is what PWS is as well as uncontrollable hunger? She has the emotional intelligence of a child, so of course she’s going to have a tantrum
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