Jon Gosselin Criticized For Bad Parenting
Embattled King of Pimps Jon Gosselin has been called many things, but few more accurate than bad parent. There are many, many reasons one could cite for this.
Picking out a particularly obvious one, The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is pointing a finger at the dad of eight for having his little ones on his ATV.
Jon has been frequently photographed allowing his sextuplets, age 5, to ride in his lap on his big boy toy and the folks at the CPSC are calling him out on it.
They insist it is unsafe for any two individuals to be riding an ATV at the same time, and say it is especially dangerous for any person under the age of six.
Everyone wants a piece of Jon Gosselin these days, and not in a good way.
The most frightening information, the USCPSC says: "Children are involved in one-third of all ATV-related deaths and hospital emergency room injuries."
Meditate on that in your next yoga class.
You might want to try getting them helmets too, Jon. Then again, it's hard to expect a guy with the brains of a five-year-old himself to think like an adult.
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November 12th, 2009 10:15 PM
i love jon, and i beleive that he is a damn good father who is there for his children. its just a shame that he played up on kate like that for a home-wrecking babysitter. the children need jon and you can tell that kate is still deeply in love with jon.
p.s. i love leah and alexis....they're adorable
November 10th, 2009 5:45 PM
nice promo for your book, but you write like a third grader. hope you have a gifted editor.
November 10th, 2009 1:29 PM
I certainly hope that the USCPSC is not Government funded. What a waste of time! Are they just trying to get their name out there?
At least John does activities with his children. I really don't think that he is all that bad of a dad compared to most.
November 10th, 2009 1:17 PM
Hello Gossipers,
My heeart aches for the way we are treating our men in America. Everytime I meet a woman from the middle east I am reminded how blessed I am to American. While writing the manuscript fo our new book, The 30-Day Plunge, a Spirit-led journal for moms and dads who work at home, I was stunned by the fear dads had in sharing the real story of their home life. Many times the wives were nearby bbut had no idea what we were talking about. I am committed to showing moms and dad why tehhe home office is more conducive to creating work-life balance than a corporate cubicle and more effective than an Ivy-league pre-school in producing the next generatiaon of thought leaders.
Yes! This dear man needs to improve and from my google search neither him nor his adversaries have a clue how to help him get there. When I met Alex Baldwin at Book Expo America in Los Angeles last year I was almost in tears by teh way he was being crushed as a celebrity. MyFather taught me to get to be
November 10th, 2009 9:46 AM
Kate did it too!