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The couple live in a three-bedroom house that has so many animals it is 'basically a zoo' with three cats, two dogs, chickens, fish, and a flock of parakeets.
They include a Samoyed named Hero that their son often sleeps on, a west highland white terrier, cats named Shego, Selina, and Puffy, and various foster animals.
Romer is an avid gardener and grows fruit, vegetables, bonsai trees, and flowers in the backyard and Jayson looks after the animals and collects eggs from the chickens.
'Our house is very popular with our neighbors and their children. They say it's like a petting zoo... Everybody is so excited to meet our future child,' they wrote.
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That’s an awful lot of animals! I have a serious question: did the parents attend to the older sibling and feed and water the animals that afternoon and evening or did they forget? I ask for a couple reasons, one being if they didn’t forget then why was the baby’s presence forgotten? Why did the “brain-autopilot brain-memory system“ that experts espouse apply only to the infant? Was there a day care issue?
IF we learn that a third party and not the stay at home dad was responsible for caring for the baby that day then it might explain why the parents weren’t aware of the baby’s location for 9+ hours. In which case we may see charges there. The parents appear to be loving and responsible, so what the heck happened??
They include a Samoyed named Hero that their son often sleeps on, a west highland white terrier, cats named Shego, Selina, and Puffy, and various foster animals.
Romer is an avid gardener and grows fruit, vegetables, bonsai trees, and flowers in the backyard and Jayson looks after the animals and collects eggs from the chickens.
'Our house is very popular with our neighbors and their children. They say it's like a petting zoo... Everybody is so excited to meet our future child,' they wrote.
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PICTURED: Baby girl who died after being left in hot car 'for hours'
Diana Sofia Aleman Roman was found unresponsive in the SUV outside her home in Santee, San Diego, two months after her parents Romer and Jayson De Los Santos adopted her.
That’s an awful lot of animals! I have a serious question: did the parents attend to the older sibling and feed and water the animals that afternoon and evening or did they forget? I ask for a couple reasons, one being if they didn’t forget then why was the baby’s presence forgotten? Why did the “brain-autopilot brain-memory system“ that experts espouse apply only to the infant? Was there a day care issue?
IF we learn that a third party and not the stay at home dad was responsible for caring for the baby that day then it might explain why the parents weren’t aware of the baby’s location for 9+ hours. In which case we may see charges there. The parents appear to be loving and responsible, so what the heck happened??