I waited until my boys were around 3.5 to potty train. I know a lot of people thought it was late. My oldest son did fine and was potty trained very quickly. My younger son is a bit different. He’s not diagnosed with anything. But he’s a very spirited and stubborn child to his core. Which mean potty training took years. Yes years.

And still not toilet trained!?! -- That's.... umm... not sure what it is ......, but... umm ...... wow ...... that's ... something.

On 4/22/2024 at 8:57 PM, CaptainFunderpants said:

There's a picture that floats around of Lauren Swanson and Kendra Caldwell on a mission trip together with their families and some of the Duggars when the girls were around 12.

Probably this one.

That is a shocking amount of Reddit in-jokes for an actual published book!

If they are moving closer to Ryann's family then my assumption is that Ryann's family should or could be able to be helping them with the majority of the moving costs/arrangements.  Otherwise what's the point? I highly doubt their family would say "You figure out all the details and expenses of moving here, even though you're both disabled, but once you actually get here we will start helping and being your support system".  There is literally no point in moving somewhere to be closer to your family unless your family is ACTUALLY A SOURCE OF HELP. 

But once again, they gloss over details that are important to understanding their situation, and focus on the minutiae that no one cares about, shit like "we need $5.75 to buy cat food, $3 of which has already been raised".