Little People fans slam Zach and Tori Roloff for letting daughter Lilah, 2, play with ‘dangerous’ object in new video
LITTLE People, Big World fans have slammed Zach and Tori Roloff for allowing their daughter Lilah, 2, to play with a "dangerous" object in their new video.
Zach, 32, and Tori, 31, appeared to be having dinner with their little one.
During the Little People, Big World scene, Lilah seemed to be standing on the chair with her bare feet.
The two-year-old girl was seen leaning against the dinner table while her parents watched her.
Lilah appeared to be making a mess with her bowl of spaghetti.
She was also holding a metal fork and pointed the curved tines at the surface of the table.
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Zach shares sons Jackson, five, baby boy Josiah, and his infant daughter with his wife, Tori.
THE COMMENTS
Little People fans argued in an online thread that Lilah should have been "sitting in a child-safe booster seat."
Viewers also wondered why the little girl was allowed to hold a "huge" and "dangerous metal fork in her hand."
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One critic stated: "Maybe it's different once you're a parent and know your kid, but it just takes one slip, and your baby is coming crashing down on its head with potentially horrifying consequences."
Another critic mentioned: "Watching a toddler is like watching an episode of Jacka**! The poor thing always ends up hurting itself."
A third critic added: "Kids get hurt. They fall. They stand on things that they should not."
A fourth person wrote: "I'm scared of how the fork will go into her eye."
A commentator chimed in: "They should be using a plastic fork so that it's good for Lilah. They make kids safe forks that are made of plastic and such."
THE CAR RIDE
Viewers also criticized Tori and Zach for their parenting skills during a recent car ride.
The TV couple was scolded by fans for improperly buckling their son Jackson into his car seat.
During the most recent installment, the reality star took his children to grab some grub from the fast-food Sonic restaurant.
Eagle-eyed fans noticed that his five-year-old boy was not strapped correctly into his booster chair.
While one strap was looped poorly across the top of the seat, underneath his arms, the other was nowhere to be seen.
Upset viewers complained about the mishap and slammed the young parents for their negligence.
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Critics argued that the episode "showed Jackson in a high back booster wearing his seatbelt improperly."
The criticism continued: "Shouldn’t he still be in a five-point harness? All I kept thinking about was how fast he would fly out in an accident."
