Audrey Roloff faced backlash from TLC fans who believed that she allowed her three older children to exhibit inappropriate behavior. Ember (6), Bode (4), and Radley Knight (2) were experimenting with new tastes at the time, while Audrey’s newborn, Mirabella, presumably slept in her stroller or crib.
Audrey Roloff frequently receives criticism, but she continues to share more and more photos of her children, seemingly unfazed by the negative comments. However, some viewers argue that certain actions pose potential dangers or are simply improper. For instance, allowing kids to ride a moving ATV without helmets can be risky, and letting a toddler play with sparklers could lead to injuries. This week, critics focused on what they considered “gross” behavior.
Despite the criticisms, Audrey Roloff remains undeterred in sharing pictures of her children. This, coupled with the ongoing home renovation, has provided two angles for fans to criticize her from. Some viewers expressed anger over photos of the barefoot children being on the ground during chilly early spring days. They also found fault with the home refurbishment.
On Tuesday, the Little People, Big World alum took to her Instagram stories, and a screenshot was shared on Reddit. The image depicted the three older kids sitting on the kitchen island countertop, with Audrey captioning it as “Introducing the kids to pizookie.” While it seemed like a sweet family moment, critics found it distasteful.
One Reddit user took aim at Jeremy and Audrey Roloff, commenting on the intentional oversized island, stating, “I don’t think it will ever stop being weird that the island is intentionally too big to sit AT, so they sit ON.” In the comments section, fans of the show discussed the hygiene concerns of allowing children to sit on an eating surface. Here are some of their reactions:
- “It’s gross with their dirty bums and feet on it.”
- “As someone who doesn’t have children but generally tolerates them, I find them to be both sticky and gooey. This picture affirms my decision.”
- “Feet and butts. Neither belong on the counter/island. Gross.”
- “A bunch of dirty feet next to my pizookie – yummmmm!”
- “Personally, I find this gross. My kids’ feet do not go on my tables or countertops ever.”
In summary, Audrey Roloff continues to face criticism from viewers of Little People, Big World, who take issue with her children’s behavior and actions, leading to discussions about hygiene and appropriateness.