Isn’t she embarrassed? Exposing her entire sad life all over social media, burning through any money that comes her way, then begging for assistance to buy milk?! Just gross. Also, lose the ridiculous hashtags on TikTok, you’re not #livinglifetothefullest or #movingmountains being a welfare bum and pissing your money away on garbage instead of ensuring your kids are properly fed.

Oakville doesn’t even allow music on sports fields but this is not a problem?! 🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

I just can’t grasp that a parent would 1. be so neglectful that they’d allow a 3 year old to be severely sun burnt like this, and 2. post it on social media. As a parent wouldn’t you be absolutely horrified that this happened?! And your first response is “hey, I’ll throw this up on social media?! Maybe instead of posting those ridiculous TikTok videos she should have been parenting. It’s clear that she is incapable of keeping those poor little girls safe.

Ummmm take some of that money you spend on $10 drinks from DQ and invest in some sunscreen. None of my children have ever had a burn like this, not even on vacations down south. This is what happens when you free range parent and let your 3 year old go unsupervised.

Can you imagine a regular mom in her yoga pants and sweatshirt at the park with her kiddies sees this hot mess rolling up?! Nothing screams a day at the park with your kids like an outfit with your titties hanging out.

For gods sake pull up some Pinterest inspiration Cass. You’re on your phone all the time anyhow, so at least look at what decent home decor looks like.

No lol…in her latest TikTok she’s rhyming off all the things “she” needs to buy…I’m sure her Amazon wish list is full of items she’s hoping her “lovelies” will buy for her.

They are severely delayed in posting rulings. The former landlord should post the order on Openroom though.

Cass, for the future, stove exhaust hood fans SUCK air out, they don’t blow air in. They are designed to remove smoke, steam, grease etc. Also, invest in some parchment paper for baking…makes clean up easier.

Agreed. The house looks so light and bright and D is playing with other neighborhood kids. Best case scenario for now.

Yes! I was selected, group 2/13.

Think of it like “red carpet commentary”…it’s like she’s at the Oscar’s…but not. Same same but different, right?! 🤣

Perhaps someone needs to connect with CTV to share the fact that she actively solicited “donations” from others for first and last months rent, subsequently blowing the money on anything but rent. Or that she showed her minor daughter’s genitals on a live social media platform or the fact that they actively engage in drug use (whether it’s legal is irrelevant) in front of their minor children. Somehow I think they’d be reluctant to throw that on live TV.

It’s “defamation” not “deformation”.

So you live in a townhouse in the GTA? Slow clap for you…🤣

She clearly has more going on than just blindness and to integrate her into a classroom this fall she will need something to assist with mobility, and I don’t think the walker will cut it. I believe they will need a wheelchair sooner than later.

Yes, I’m aware, as my post says. She will likely need one in the future, and how great is it that her home will be able to accommodate it.

Ultimately it’s good for the girls. It’s clean, has a proper kitchen and an accessible bathroom, and can accommodate a wheelchair when their disabled daughter needs one (seems like that is an immediate need). Hopefully living in closer proximity to others and having more eyes on their situation will mean that the girls get the support they need, instead of languishing in a dark and dirty basement. The reality is that the parents are unlikely to break out of the welfare/disability cycle, they don’t seem motivated to achieve more. So the best we can hope for is that the girls have a safe/clean home and that there are others, notably child welfare workers and sooner than later teachers who are actively involved in the girls lives and can flag any neglect.

It’s you’re.

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