Hannah Bhiatt

The fact that I even have to address this right now is kind of insane. Social media is just... It's a scary place and I never understood people that much when they said they couldn't share their kids' faces online or they couldn't share much about their kids. I didn't really understand it, but it's crazy. If you were to know me in real life, this whole lazy husband thing, it's satire.

The fact that I even have to address this right now is kind of insane. Social media is just... It's a scary place and I never understood people that much when they said they couldn't share their kids' faces online or they couldn't share much about their kids. I didn't really understand it, but it's crazy. If you were to know me in real life, this whole lazy husband thing, it's satire.

My husband is the sweetest, nicest, kindest, most loving, most nurturing father in the entire world. He is playing on the ground with James like 90% of the day. If that man is not laughing, having fun, teasing him, playing with him, whatever it is, then I don't know, then something's wrong. Because those two have the strongest bond, the strongest father-son bond that I know of anyone else.

My husband is the sweetest, nicest, kindest, most loving, most nurturing father in the entire world. He is playing on the ground with James like 90% of the day. If that man is not laughing, having fun, teasing him, playing with him, whatever it is, then I don't know, then something's wrong. Because those two have the strongest bond, the strongest father-son bond that I know of anyone else.

And it makes me really sad that social media has turned it into something Or me. Maybe it's... I don't... Maybe it's... It makes me sad that I guess I've turned it into something like that. I don't know. In the video that you guys are all freaking out about, they're just playing. They're always playing. They're always playing where they scare each other.

And it makes me really sad that social media has turned it into something Or me. Maybe it's... I don't... Maybe it's... It makes me sad that I guess I've turned it into something like that. I don't know. In the video that you guys are all freaking out about, they're just playing. They're always playing. They're always playing where they scare each other.

James is obsessed with dinosaurs and bears and when they look away and they come back and they scare each other and they...

James is obsessed with dinosaurs and bears and when they look away and they come back and they scare each other and they...

Play like when they throw something like they'll play throw, you know, you like psych them out, you know and they flinch and whatever like That's what that's what they're always doing They're always like hiding behind couches and jumping out each other and chasing around chasing each other on the house and up the stairs and down the stairs and tackling each other always playing constantly to the point where like If I'm trying to talk to my husband, I can't because he's always playing with my son nothing

Play like when they throw something like they'll play throw, you know, you like psych them out, you know and they flinch and whatever like That's what that's what they're always doing They're always like hiding behind couches and jumping out each other and chasing around chasing each other on the house and up the stairs and down the stairs and tackling each other always playing constantly to the point where like If I'm trying to talk to my husband, I can't because he's always playing with my son nothing

Nothing's going on. From the moment that my husband wakes up in the morning to the second he goes to bed, he is only thinking about our children and our family and what's best for us. That's never not on his mind. He is constantly thinking about his children, their futures, what it's like now, how to be the best father. You can't believe everything you see on social media. You just can't.

Nothing's going on. From the moment that my husband wakes up in the morning to the second he goes to bed, he is only thinking about our children and our family and what's best for us. That's never not on his mind. He is constantly thinking about his children, their futures, what it's like now, how to be the best father. You can't believe everything you see on social media. You just can't.

I promise, and when I promise this, I'm serious. Nothing is going on. You know, I don't really owe anyone an explanation. I could just be like everybody else, and when stuff like this happens, I could just keep quiet. And I thought about keeping quiet, just kind of letting it blow over. But I thought, I don't want that. I don't even want the thought of that out there.

I promise, and when I promise this, I'm serious. Nothing is going on. You know, I don't really owe anyone an explanation. I could just be like everybody else, and when stuff like this happens, I could just keep quiet. And I thought about keeping quiet, just kind of letting it blow over. But I thought, I don't want that. I don't even want the thought of that out there.

I don't want anyone to suspect anything, not even to be questioned whatsoever, that me or my husband, that we do not love our children, that we do not treat them with anything other than love. Like, it's crazy. There's nothing... There's nothing going on.

I don't want anyone to suspect anything, not even to be questioned whatsoever, that me or my husband, that we do not love our children, that we do not treat them with anything other than love. Like, it's crazy. There's nothing... There's nothing going on.

My mom turned 18 months old, and I'm sorry, but a pat on the bum doesn't hurt them. It helps them on the long run.

My mom turned 18 months old, and I'm sorry, but a pat on the bum doesn't hurt them. It helps them on the long run.

i'm 25 weeks pregnant or so haven't been to the doctor one single time so i don't really know so yeah literally could be having twins don't even know it also i don't really plan on going to the doctor anytime soon i just honestly don't feel like it's that necessary when you're pregnant now you guys might think i'm crazy oh you're a nurse and you don't go to the doctor oh you're a nurse and you're anti-doctor i'm not anti-doctor i just don't think it's that necessary like i feel fine baby's growing i trust my body to grow a baby like what do you think they did back in like 1920 you think they're going to the doctor like

i'm 25 weeks pregnant or so haven't been to the doctor one single time so i don't really know so yeah literally could be having twins don't even know it also i don't really plan on going to the doctor anytime soon i just honestly don't feel like it's that necessary when you're pregnant now you guys might think i'm crazy oh you're a nurse and you don't go to the doctor oh you're a nurse and you're anti-doctor i'm not anti-doctor i just don't think it's that necessary like i feel fine baby's growing i trust my body to grow a baby like what do you think they did back in like 1920 you think they're going to the doctor like

10, 15 times while they were pregnant. No. Last time when I was pregnant with my son, I didn't go to the doctor until I was about 25 weeks. That time it was because of like insurance problems, but I think I just learned that it's not that necessary. My symptoms are manageable. I don't really get that sick and I trust my body to know how to grow a baby.

10, 15 times while they were pregnant. No. Last time when I was pregnant with my son, I didn't go to the doctor until I was about 25 weeks. That time it was because of like insurance problems, but I think I just learned that it's not that necessary. My symptoms are manageable. I don't really get that sick and I trust my body to know how to grow a baby.

Let's pick up all the dirty diapers I have lying around my house right now. I kid you not, my guess is probably 15. I don't want a diaper paler, a diaper genie, or whatever they're called. They just kind of get thrown around my house and then we just collect them in a bag at the end of the day and take them out to the dumpster. So I've been solo parenting for the last 24 hours.

Let's pick up all the dirty diapers I have lying around my house right now. I kid you not, my guess is probably 15. I don't want a diaper paler, a diaper genie, or whatever they're called. They just kind of get thrown around my house and then we just collect them in a bag at the end of the day and take them out to the dumpster. So I've been solo parenting for the last 24 hours.

So we're going to see how many dirty diapers we have just lying around with two kids. I promise you, I'm not even exaggerating. This has only been 24 hours. So I'm counting just four diapers right here on the coffee table. Found another one right behind the couch. Oh, found two more. So, so far that's what? Seven diapers, I'm pretty sure.

So we're going to see how many dirty diapers we have just lying around with two kids. I promise you, I'm not even exaggerating. This has only been 24 hours. So I'm counting just four diapers right here on the coffee table. Found another one right behind the couch. Oh, found two more. So, so far that's what? Seven diapers, I'm pretty sure.

That's just down here, like in the kitchen living room area. Let's go upstairs. I already know this is gonna be so bad. Okay, so right away I'm seeing one, two, three diapers. That's eight, nine, 10 diapers. Then into the bedroom. This is the corner of what my side of the bed looks like at night. It's embarrassing, I know. We've got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

That's just down here, like in the kitchen living room area. Let's go upstairs. I already know this is gonna be so bad. Okay, so right away I'm seeing one, two, three diapers. That's eight, nine, 10 diapers. Then into the bedroom. This is the corner of what my side of the bed looks like at night. It's embarrassing, I know. We've got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

I think if I counted right, that's 17 diapers lying around my house. No wonder my house freaking stinks right now.

I think if I counted right, that's 17 diapers lying around my house. No wonder my house freaking stinks right now.

Feels like eight degrees and we're venturing out of the house with two kids because I am stupid. This is how cold the car is. This is literally rock freaking solid. It turned winter in like 0.2 days and this kid doesn't have a big jacket. So I need to find him a big jacket. I'm sorry, but I can't spend $35 on a toddler jacket.

Feels like eight degrees and we're venturing out of the house with two kids because I am stupid. This is how cold the car is. This is literally rock freaking solid. It turned winter in like 0.2 days and this kid doesn't have a big jacket. So I need to find him a big jacket. I'm sorry, but I can't spend $35 on a toddler jacket.

The fact that I even have to address this right now is kind of insane. Social media is just... It's a scary place and I never understood people that much when they said they couldn't share their kids' faces online or they couldn't share much about their kids. I didn't really understand it, but it's crazy. If you were to know me in real life, this whole lazy husband thing, it's satire.

My husband is the sweetest, nicest, kindest, most loving, most nurturing father in the entire world. He is playing on the ground with James like 90% of the day. If that man is not laughing, having fun, teasing him, playing with him, whatever it is, then I don't know, then something's wrong. Because those two have the strongest bond, the strongest father-son bond that I know of anyone else.

And it makes me really sad that social media has turned it into something Or me. Maybe it's... I don't... Maybe it's... It makes me sad that I guess I've turned it into something like that. I don't know. In the video that you guys are all freaking out about, they're just playing. They're always playing. They're always playing where they scare each other.

James is obsessed with dinosaurs and bears and when they look away and they come back and they scare each other and they...

Play like when they throw something like they'll play throw, you know, you like psych them out, you know and they flinch and whatever like That's what that's what they're always doing They're always like hiding behind couches and jumping out each other and chasing around chasing each other on the house and up the stairs and down the stairs and tackling each other always playing constantly to the point where like If I'm trying to talk to my husband, I can't because he's always playing with my son nothing

Nothing's going on. From the moment that my husband wakes up in the morning to the second he goes to bed, he is only thinking about our children and our family and what's best for us. That's never not on his mind. He is constantly thinking about his children, their futures, what it's like now, how to be the best father. You can't believe everything you see on social media. You just can't.

I promise, and when I promise this, I'm serious. Nothing is going on. You know, I don't really owe anyone an explanation. I could just be like everybody else, and when stuff like this happens, I could just keep quiet. And I thought about keeping quiet, just kind of letting it blow over. But I thought, I don't want that. I don't even want the thought of that out there.

I don't want anyone to suspect anything, not even to be questioned whatsoever, that me or my husband, that we do not love our children, that we do not treat them with anything other than love. Like, it's crazy. There's nothing... There's nothing going on.

My mom turned 18 months old, and I'm sorry, but a pat on the bum doesn't hurt them. It helps them on the long run.

i'm 25 weeks pregnant or so haven't been to the doctor one single time so i don't really know so yeah literally could be having twins don't even know it also i don't really plan on going to the doctor anytime soon i just honestly don't feel like it's that necessary when you're pregnant now you guys might think i'm crazy oh you're a nurse and you don't go to the doctor oh you're a nurse and you're anti-doctor i'm not anti-doctor i just don't think it's that necessary like i feel fine baby's growing i trust my body to grow a baby like what do you think they did back in like 1920 you think they're going to the doctor like

10, 15 times while they were pregnant. No. Last time when I was pregnant with my son, I didn't go to the doctor until I was about 25 weeks. That time it was because of like insurance problems, but I think I just learned that it's not that necessary. My symptoms are manageable. I don't really get that sick and I trust my body to know how to grow a baby.

Let's pick up all the dirty diapers I have lying around my house right now. I kid you not, my guess is probably 15. I don't want a diaper paler, a diaper genie, or whatever they're called. They just kind of get thrown around my house and then we just collect them in a bag at the end of the day and take them out to the dumpster. So I've been solo parenting for the last 24 hours.

So we're going to see how many dirty diapers we have just lying around with two kids. I promise you, I'm not even exaggerating. This has only been 24 hours. So I'm counting just four diapers right here on the coffee table. Found another one right behind the couch. Oh, found two more. So, so far that's what? Seven diapers, I'm pretty sure.

That's just down here, like in the kitchen living room area. Let's go upstairs. I already know this is gonna be so bad. Okay, so right away I'm seeing one, two, three diapers. That's eight, nine, 10 diapers. Then into the bedroom. This is the corner of what my side of the bed looks like at night. It's embarrassing, I know. We've got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

I think if I counted right, that's 17 diapers lying around my house. No wonder my house freaking stinks right now.

Feels like eight degrees and we're venturing out of the house with two kids because I am stupid. This is how cold the car is. This is literally rock freaking solid. It turned winter in like 0.2 days and this kid doesn't have a big jacket. So I need to find him a big jacket. I'm sorry, but I can't spend $35 on a toddler jacket.