LITTLE People fans have been divided over Audrey Roloff’s latest parenting move which some say was too risky for her three kids.
She filmed the questionable moment while showing off some Halloween fun on her Instagram Stories.
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Audrey, 31, celebrated Halloween at home with her husband Jeremy, 32, their three kids, and friends.
She filmed snippets of the quaint bash, but one moment, in particular, caught the eye of critics: the TLC star filmed a group of kids playing in a sink full of dry ice.
The children stuck their hands in the sink, pushing around the smoke.
Stills from the controversial moment were shared on Reddit, where Audrey was slammed for potentially putting her kids in danger, among other things.
One critic commented: “For someone who doesn’t like Halloween (because it’s evil or whatever), she sure does a lot of Halloween-based activities and unnecessary s**t.”
A supporter chimed in with: “The dry ice is at the bottom of that deep sink – they are skimming the fog out. It’s not a big deal.”
They added: “We have photos from my girl scout troop doing the same thing at a Halloween party. All the adults were close by and warned us of the consequences of touching dry ice.”
Someone else quipped: “It’s ok, she probably put oils in it first and gave them a shot of Ningxia and beef liver after.”
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CATCH YA LATER!
This isn’t the first time Audrey’s parenting has been called into question.
The LPBW alum was ripped in October for “abandoning” her daughter Ember, five, during a bike ride on a dangerous street.
Audrey filmed herself enjoying some nice Fall weather while spending time with Jeremy and the kids.
She documented the outing on her Instagram Stories, showing Ember, and their 2-year-old son, Bode, riding their bikes on the sidewalk.
She and Jeremy, 32, took turns pushing their youngest, Radley, 11 months, in a stroller along the scenic route.
At one point, the TV personality filmed herself running down a seemingly empty street while pushing Radley in the stroller.
The mom-of-three smiled at the camera while rocking light blue leggings, a matching sports bra, and a white tank top.
Audrey pointed the camera up high to show Ember trailing far behind on her bike.
The tot seemed to struggle to keep up with her parents after they sprinted ahead.
The clip circulated online, where critics slammed Audrey for leaving her daughter in the middle of the road by herself.
“Audrey letting little Ember trail way behind her on an open road during a bike ride…..SMH,” one person commented in a thread.
“I despise these losers,” stated another.
“She’s way too far away from her. Bad parenting,” criticized a third.
“NOT OK!” a fourth added.
A fifth fan also pointed out a questionable move she made in a later clip with her baby son during the trip.
“She also let Radley take a bite out of a whole apple while LYING DOWN in a wagon.
“She is the dumbest f***ing person,” they wrote.
DANGEROUS DRINK
Days earlier, she was ripped after she revealed the controversial drink she gives her kids.
During a Q&A session with her followers, the author was asked about raw milk – milk that is not pasteurized to kill potentially harmful bacteria lurking in it.
She previously shared that she prefers it to other kinds of milk and gives it to her entire family.
Audrey replied to the fan: “In many states it’s legal in retail stores, but unfortunately not here in Oregon. Here’s a website to help you find a farm near you if you want to buy direct from a farmer.”
The answer was shared on Reddit, where fans weighed in.
Many expressed shock and concern, with one writing: “I’m all for people doing what they think is best for themselves and their families. But this raw milk trend is really pretty dangerous. We own a farm and there is no way we would drink this OR sell it. Too much liability.”
Another commented: “A lot of people do this. My husband tried it and got sick from raw milk lol Never again.”
A third fan quipped: “Not thanks. I’ll keep my milk pasteurized.”
Someone else chimed in: “Raw milk was the number one killer of people for like 50 years straight. I’ll never understand why people go backwards and buy raw milk and feed it to their children. There’s a reason it’s illegal in most States. “
Some seemed to support the decision, despite the potential dangers.
“My Grandfather was a dairy farmer in the 1950s. They all drank raw cow milk with no issues. Here in Texas it is legal to sell it. I don’t drink much milk at all because it messes with my gastro system but if you ‘ve ever had raw milk from a cow or goat you’ll know why people love it,” one supporter commented.
Someone else wrote: “I live in a rural area…around here most have their own dairy cow. I buy mine at the Walmart.”
A third wary raw milk supporter added: “I grew up on a dairy farm, we got our milk straight from the bulk tank. No one in my family ever got sick. That being said, I would be VERY wary of buying raw milk. “
The CDC does have a warning on its website against drinking raw milk, noting that it “can carry harmful bacteria and other germs that can make you very sick or kill you.”
Per the agency, “raw milk is one of the riskiest” things one can consume.
It has been known to contain Brucella, Campylobacter, Cryptosporidium, E. coli, Listeria, and Salmonella.
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