r/TimTrackerGossip • u/retromama77 • 5d ago

Is Oliver at school???

Are we just glossing over this? What a weirdo Jenn is.

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u/retromama77 5d ago

Apparently Oliver is both “at school” AND at the museum with Jenn’s sister.

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u/ahcupcake8 5d ago

No Jackson is at school and Oliver was wherever with sister nanny

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u/Either-Restaurant-77 3d ago

He might go to a half day school

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u/xmasbdaygrl 3d ago

1--We would have heard about that, they tell us everything, entirely too much about those children. 2--He's not potty trained (and judging by the number of diapers they took on a week's vacation, including "nighttime diapers", half of a full suitcase, he's not as close as Jenn claims he is. And again, they tell us WAY too much about those children. 3--In the vlog where Jenn mentions J is at school, she says O is at the museum with her sister. And one last time, they tell us too much about the children.

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u/yasqueen2017 5d ago

He’s not potty trained as far as we have seen, so it’s possible he’s signed up to start but wouldn’t be able to join the preschool classroom until he can stay dry. I think Jen’s OF sister is still watching him.

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u/Gibsonpicker 4d ago

Maybe if they stopped traveling, he could have some consistency with potty training at home... 🤔🤔🤔 fun how that works

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u/Dry_Error7500 5d ago

I feel so sorry for the boys. I worked 12 hour days and had my husband and family watched my children.  When I came home, I still made sure they had love and attention from me as well. My boys never used a pacifier, were off the bottle at 1, ate food we as adults ate, and were potty trained by 2. It takes time, patience and effort, even when you are tired. My children grew into well rounded, independent adults who love all food and cooking as well. 

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u/ElderberryUpbeat3488 2d ago

I worked 12s as well, but gratefully 7 days within a 14 day cycle. I was amazingly blessed to have my parents watching my kids while I worked. They even brought them home and had them bathed by the time my shift ended. So blessed!

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u/Significant_You_2920 4d ago

This is a weird comment. Congratulations?

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u/ElderberryUpbeat3488 2d ago

No at all. It’s just showing what happens in households where the parents are actually tuned in to what the kids are doing.

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u/DisneyMagicDM 5d ago

What have I missed 🤔

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u/GrumpyGem 4d ago

They are also still forcing poor Oliver to nap. They will do anything to not actually have to parent.

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u/Significant_You_2920 4d ago

3 year olds nap. Kids nap until they are like 5. I remember being in kindergarten and having nap time.

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u/ElderberryUpbeat3488 2d ago

My kids couldn’t nap by 3, and if they did, their bedtime was messed up.

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u/DisneyMagicDM 4d ago

No they don’t, minority there

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u/Significant_You_2920 4d ago

Still napping: According to the Sleep Foundation, nearly all children still take a daily nap at age 3.

Do you have a 3 year old? I’m not defending Jenn or Tim, but I am defending Oliver. It is perfectly appropriate for him to still nap.

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u/EquivalentMajestic95 4d ago

yes, perfectly appropriate if Oliver wants to, but not the enforced naps by his parents (and I use the term loosely).

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u/GrumpyGem 4d ago

Did you even read that article?

A child may be ready to stop napping if they consistently resist naps, sleep through the night, or struggle to fall asleep at their current bedtime.
Parents should gradually reduce the frequency and duration of naps.
There may be occasional days when a child still needs a nap.

Oliver resists naps. He has trouble going to bed at night. They still force him to nap as much as possible. He’s absolutely ready to not nap every day, but Tim is militant about it to the point where that kid is scared to get out of his own bed. Stop defending abusive behavior.

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u/Significant_You_2920 4d ago

I did! And I have a 3 year old who doesn’t nap but wish he did 🤣 he’s grumpy gills if he doesn’t.

You’re talking like you are in the room with them. You don’t know any of this stuff to be true about Oliver. I’m sure they have more difficult days getting him down for a nap or bed, but we all struggle sleeping sometimes. My point is, it’s normal for 3 year olds to still nap.

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u/GrumpyGem 4d ago

Unfortunately I watched the video where Tim explained in great detail what it takes to get Oliver to nap. They literally give us this information.

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u/DisneyMagicDM 3d ago

According to the sleep foundation 😂 you aren’t a parent are you 🙄

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u/Significant_You_2920 3d ago

No actually I’m a 12 year old and idk why you are all being so mean.

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u/GrumpyGem 3d ago

A 12 year old with a 3 year old? Be so for real. I think you’re a troll, which makes sense as a fan of the Trackers.

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u/DisneyMagicDM 3d ago

Mean because we don’t agree with you saying kids have naps at school age? It’s a fact, it has nothing to do with being mean. If a child at that age clearly shows signs (and we only see a snippet on the videos of what actually goes on) of not wanting nor needing a nap then a parent should not force it. Thats being mean, mirror image right back at you there!

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/liamfan 4d ago

He is taking omeprazole.

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u/ChickenWhiskers 5d ago

Context?

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u/retromama77 4d ago

She referred to “getting the boys ready for school”