PlygPigs

Loved how one of the younger girls (Savannah?) was so adamant about not wanting anymore siblings. I'll never understand how these douchebags raised such awesome kids. I do give then credit for allowing them to make their own choices. Kody really is in denial about the whole catfishing thing. If what Meri did wasn't an emotional affair, I don't know what is. Just admit it.

I actually felt a tad bit sorry for Audrey this episode. Jeremy must be hell to live with. He intentionally wont do anything she asks because of his need for control. You can see this evidenced not only with the pictures, but also in the dishwashing scene. He is one of those types who wont do anything unless its his idea, just like his father. But I agree that Audrey won't let it go like Amy has, at least not right now. I see a lot of friction between them. I know it's been said before but Zach and Tori really seem to have the better relationship, they are just so much more laid back and easygoing.

At first I really liked Whit's no body shame message ( and still do). I really liked her positive attitude despite her difficulties, but I realize now that she's in denial. Whitney clearly has a food addiction, and she's not even TRYING to eat healthier. Nothing her family and friends do will change that. No amount of mock funerals or interventions will change it. Only Whitney can change it, and get help for her eating disorder. But right now she's deep in the throes of denial with all her excuses and minimizing behavior.This really should not be glorified on television, but what else can one expect from TLC?

Lila is SO obviously fake! And how the hell doesn't she see the similarities between what she did and what Terra did? At least Terra left after being told she wasn't welcome!

I can't believe Jeremy had the audacity to say he wanted to be included in any further discussions about selling the farm. News flash: it's none of your business! I cant stand him, Audrey or Matt. They all irritate the hell out of me with their smugness, especially Audrey. Ughh, her voice is even like nails on a chalkboard! Zach, Tori and Amy seem a lot more grounded and even keeled.

Probably not wrong, my nurse told me the same thing about my doctor. Also, Robyn's midwife had no assistance. I know when it happened to me, I had one nurse pushing on my belly, one doing something else and the dr trying to maneuver the baby's shoulder. Without assistance, Robyn's midwife pretty much had no choice but to fracture the baby's clavicle (which is done intentionally for shoulder dystocia when the other maneuvers don't work).

Damn, what a rude thing to say. If i was Meri I would've responded by asking Robyn if she felt left out when the rest of them talked about the family's history she wasn't a part of.

Regarding baby's shoulders getting stuck... this happened to my baby, and it is a medical emergency called shoulder dystocia. Every second the head is out and the rest of the baby isn't, it's losing oxygen. Also, it has nothing to do with size ( my daughter was only 6 lbs) and everything to do with the baby's position. You'd think the midwife would know this. Geez Louise.