not sure what you mean there. .but if you mean a step parent then should every step parent avoid rough and tumble play with kids? Isn't that a natural part of play, and to be encouraged, or should step parents avoid contact at all cost?

Lets face it whether the post was true or not or just done in bad taste to wind people up, which it succeeded in doing, you can give a kid any sort of mark in play and get just as many back. . even blowing a raspberry on a child's belly could result in some sort of mark. .  it's a twisted and sad world where, at the first port of call, the very worst is thought

not sure what you mean there. .but if you mean a step parent then should every step parent avoid rough and tumble play with kids? Isn't that a natural part of play, and to be encouraged, or should step parents avoid contact at all cost?

Lets face it whether the post was true or not or just done in bad taste to wind people up, which it succeeded in doing, you can give a kid any sort of mark in play and get just as many back. . even blowing a raspberry on a child's belly could result in some sort of mark. .  it's a twisted and sad world where, at the first port of call, the very worst is thought

Yes I know what the term stands for but, thanks for clarifying, 

not sure what you mean there. .but if you mean a step parent then should every step parent avoid rough and tumble play with kids? Isn't that a natural part of play, and to be encouraged, or should step parents avoid contact at all cost?

Lets face it whether the post was true or not or just done in bad taste to wind people up, which it succeeded in doing, you can give a kid any sort of mark in play and get just as many back. . even blowing a raspberry on a child's belly could result in some sort of mark. .  it's a twisted and sad world where, at the first port of call, the very worst is thought

I have to admit when I read the post about the accidental love bite I immediately flashed back to being at school and kids mucking about making fake love bites on their mates neck by pinching and twisting the skin. . only took a second to do and they did one on me as well which I was not pleased with having to explain away to parents what with only being a kid..

The letter to the school was a very bad idea, stupid parenting, not something I'd want to be admitting. too, if indeed it actually happened. Looks like a wind up to me, in bad taste.

I have to admit when I read the post about the accidental love bite I immediately flashed back to being at school and kids mucking about making fake love bites on their mates neck by pinching and twisting the skin. . only took a second to do and they did one on me as well which I was not pleased with having to explain away to parents what with only being a kid..

the wind up that got everyone going was the fact the mark was called a 'love bite' and then the bit about the so called letter to the school adding fuel to the fire. . I just know Renton is laughing his socks off at the outrage that followed his ridiculous post, idiot that he is.., however, I didn't think ooh he's a crazy peodo keep him away from kids.. I just thought ooh I remember people messing about giving mock 'love bites' and then I read on and thought idiotic wind up merchant. .  

The thing is Ollie, its not the first time that he has made 'distasteful posts' about children, being a teacher & also special needs people (remember he claims to work with special needs). 

So hang everyone that is a bit disgusted by it. Or if it is all just a joke, tell Renton, it's not that funny.