Little People, Big World: Tori Roloff Criticized For Baby Lilah’s ‘Unsafe’ Car Seat Following ‘Bad’ Parenting Claims

Tori Roloff recently took to Instagram Stories to share an image of her baby, Lilah, in a car seat and didn’t get the reaction from followers she might have hoped for.

Followers remarked that the car seat was ‘unsafe’ following earlier accusations of ‘bad’ parenting. Continue reading and we’ll share the details.

Little People, Big World – The Instagram Story in Question

According to The Sun, Tori, 31, shared a snapshot of two-year-old Lilah, looking adorable with glasses and a floral outfit, in an Instagram Story. And though the little girl was apparently strapped into the car seat, she was still apparently able to move around.

In the image, fans can see Lilah eating Veggie fries and sticking her leg up in the air. It’s captioned jokingly with the words “That foot!!” The reality TV star described her little youngster as the “Ultimate road tripper bean!”

Little People, Big World – Critics Sound Off

However, in the comments section some Little People, Big World fans didn’t find the image amusing, choosing, instead, to castigate the TLC personality, writing in a Reddit thread that Lila could “fall off” her car seat because the buckle was too loose.

One critic exclaimed “I felt like jumping into the screen just in case she fell. Scary stuff!” Another chimed in with “I’m not exactly one who believes we should wrap our kids in bubble wrap and force them to wear helmets 24/7 just to keep them safe… but that was beyond reckless.” It is, however, worth noting that numerous supports came to the reality TV star’s defense.

Little People, Big World – Let’s Hear From The Defense

Many more fans and followers came to Tori’s defense and slammed those attempting to berate Lilah’s mommy. “There is no loose strap here, you just have no idea how a car seat works. That strap at the bottom is a pull strap. This child is over 2 years old, and unless you know her exact weight (which you don’t), maybe stop mom shaming over stupid sh*t,” said one fan of the seemingly relentless criticisms.

Another supporter chimed in writing, “I dunno, the straps look fine to me when I zoomed in and I’m assuming she’s forward-facing because she’s over the age of two.” Be sure to catch new episodes of Little People, Big World tomorrow, July 4 at 7 PM Central Time, and return here often for more spoilers, news, and updates.