I wonder if Becky is going to try to pretend Sam is her tard wrangler and that she's nonverbal autistic in order to get front of line passes for disabilities.
Hannah staying at home while mom blows the $500 (that she got from the parents she says she's never talking to any more) at Disneyland with her new young boyfriend is probably the lowest she's ever sunk.
This particularly makes me MATI.
She's still caught up in the absolutely bugfuck insane opinions of childfree people about babies. "LOL she won't remember it anyway." Ye...es, that's true. You don't do it at that age because it's so memorable, you do it because it absolutely delights them.
And babies Hannah's age fucking love Disneyland and Disney World. They love all the dark rides where they can ride in mom's lap, like Haunted Mansion and Peter Pan. They can even have a little bit of a thrill with Pirates of the Caribbean doing a drop, or a spin on the teacups. Six month olds are pretty much the perfect age for "it's a small world," and adults grin and bear it for their sake. Disneyland in particular has some stuff for babies that the other parks don't, like the Casey Jr. train, which kids under 4 are absolutely entranced by.
What's more: It literally costs nothing to bring Hannah to Disneyland. Until the day after she turns 3, she gets free admission.
Now they're not even bothering taking her until she turns 1, and even then it's just a Becky photo shoot, because hey, she won't remember it, so who cares about her actual experience, it only counts if she brings it up in therapy later.
Becky thinks neglect is a freebie until Hannah can form long-term memories of it. That explains a lot.
