A new report has branded Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie ‘bad parents’ for regularly up-rooting their four young children as they make their global rounds.
Over the last few months, Brangelina and their brood have stopped off in New York, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Chicago and Prague, among other cities around the world.
Brad said recently that he and Angie want to give their kids a “broad vision of the world” – however some say that the constant upheaval may be doing more harm than good.
"It would appear that they are attempting to have the children fit into their lifestyle as opposed to them amending their lifestyle to meet the needs of their children," marriage and family therapist Sloane Veshinski tells Fox news.
"Young children need structure and a routine; however, the constant movement can cause an inability to form attachment bonds to those around them, form relationships with other children and establish a peer group.
"The children may have difficulties in forming relationships with their peers, other than their siblings. They may, in the future, be diagnosed with issues such as attachment disorders or ADHD as their world is moving faster than they are able to process."
Veshinski goes as far as to say that Brad and Angie are “unaware of the developmental needs of their children" and could benefit from some Britney-style tutoring on how to be good parents.
Only recently, Angie was reportedly forced to withdraw Maddox from his New York French school due to the "big disruptions" the couple's presense caused - so maybe having globe-trotting superstar folks really isn't all it's cracked up to be.

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