From Little People, Big World, we have all learned that Audrey Roloff makes it a point to share every single moment with her children on social media. The former reality star always talks about living intentionally but is always sharing posed scenes with her children.
Many of them get a lot of backlash for how dangerous the situations that she shows her children are. In her most recent post, she has gotten even more hate for what was supposed to be an adorable picture of her with her youngest son, Radley.
Little People, Big World: The Dangerous Pose
At first glance, Audrey’s Story didn’t look too bad. She was posed so sweetly with her baby, Radley, and kissing him on the head. Radley is wearing a necklace where his pacifier is attached and she captioned the photo, “Just enjoying the sunset with my one-year-old.”
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Of course, Radley looks adorable with his mother, and Audrey looked incredibly happy to be there with him and enjoying the sunset. Audrey was happy to share that he had just turned a year old and she was so happy to be there with him. Her fans were excited to see her sharing the beautiful landscape and at first thought nothing of this but soon saw more to this photo.
Redditors were quick to start in on the photo and what they saw. One wrote, “How tight is that necklace on a baby? Besides those being wildly unsafe, being this tight isn’t going to be effective either.” Another added, “Those necklaces look so dangerous.” One more chimed in with, “How is it for teething if it is so tight around his neck? That’s so horrible.”
One more added, “Until this thread, I (naively) thought that ‘Amber teething necklaces’ were meant to be teethed on. I didn’t know it’s (theoretically) supposed to just work by magic.”
Another Redditor said, “Oooh chewing on them would be terrifying! When heated up, amber releases some sort of pain relief compound, so there is science behind it, but unfortunately, amber needs to be heated up to like 400 degrees or something for it to be released so body heat doesn’t quite do the trick.”
These necklaces release succinic acid into the child’s body and that is what helps to relieve the pain of teething. There have been many pediatricians pointing out that these necklaces are not safe and should not be worn by small children.
If you want to keep up with Audrey, you can find her on her Instagram account.
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