"im not a parent" yeah but you're a human and that's why it feels wrong. We ARENT supposed to be living this way. Really sad cant imagine what the kids are going through and the lasting damage.
100%! As a NEW parent to 7 month old twins...one of your BIGGEST FEARS is your baby falling/being dropped. I would literally FUCK up whoever played the prank. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
And aside from just the humanity of it, I think a lot of us are old enough to have seen the progression of the internet and technology and it’s not natural for us to have absolutely everything online and documented and we see the difference in children today. It’s not healthy for the normal person to live through a lens and these children are doing that x1000. I really hope some kind of legislation is introduced at some point bc these children are going to have huge issues later in life.
look up the stauffer family. they had a semi-popular channel with their kids, then adopted a child from China which made their channel blow up, and then had another kid after. they then "rehomed" their adopted son. horrifying.
the whole act of fun wholesome family shenanigans while they’re all just staring straight into the camera the whole time is so fucking creepy to me. I always get the feeling that once the cameras are off they barely speak to each other.
Not as bad as the husbands that have their backs to their wives smiling and talking into a camera as they give birth.... so cringe. Put the camera down and be present with your wife and soon to be child
Also I put pressure on the kids like you gotta be happy you got it being some activities or else your family won’t make money and now I feel like it’s their fault they have nice stuff and they want to keep it
I feel like in a few years when these children grow up they'll come out exposing what the constant vlogging and online attention did do their mental health and self worth, which I gotta say must be pretty damaged
Yeah, it’s probably along the same lines of child actors. Except literally every day they were put on the internet. And worse, there are no laws to protect these guys, unlike child actors
I agree and disagree. I feel like they’ll just continue the cycle since it’s easier and that’s all they know. It’s pretty disappointing but yeah so are family channels lol
There actually have been a few young teens who have come out about their lives as vlog children. Its been thoroughly studied as well. I’d recommended looking up “family vlogs effects on children”
Im just imagining the kids growing up and vlogging the parents in their nursing home “YOOOO dads going into cardiac arrest” “nononononono don’t die ahaha”
It must mess with their perception of reality and memory so much looking back and knowing all of these moments are edited and constructed to form some kind of narrative://
And another thing is that most family channels don’t have any respect for their children’s privacy, I remember a family that literally vlogged when their daughter got her period. I would feel so violated and these children probably couldn’t even say no bc they didn’t want to disappoint their parents.
''Mom.... Dad.... I'm been thinking for a long time about whether I'm a boy or a girl.... And.... I think I might be trans'' .... ''Sorry... say that again, it wasn't recording.''
There was this family channel that adopted a kid with autism from China and they already had a bunch of kids; not only would the parents do "family time" w their biological kids after sending the boy to bed, effectively shunning, him but also there were times in which the mom filmed him "throwing fits" when in reality it was basically him having sensory overloads bc of his autism and she would just dismiss it and leave him to cry out. It was a pretty big case about a year ago bc they ended up giving him up, or as they said in their own video "having to REHOME him". The absolute gall of this people. Sucks that they basically neglected the little boy and caused him more trauma but I guess I'm glad he's no longer being pimped out for views on youtube. Tom Harlock made a pretty lenghty video about the subject.
@@xGwen6661 The fact that they'd have their family time without him and stuff is awful because it's acting like he isn't part of the family but filming him instead of just acting like a parent and helping him when he has sensory overloads is just over the top. I don't know why some people are like that. I hope that where he is now he's treated with love and has amazing parents.
Mom, dad I’m dying OMG REALLY? WHY DIDNT U TELL US SOONER I’m sorry dad- Hey get the camera 🥺📷 are u dying baby? Awww guys make sure u hit that subscribe button 1 like equals one dead kid in our house, anyways check out my 100 million dollar mansion
aren’t there strict child labor laws for child actors specifically to reduce the trauma and exhaustion they get? and these children are just getting filmed 24/7??? something doesn’t sit right with me
There's laws for hollywood and film making. Unfortunately the law hasn't caught up to TH-cam, which is gunna lead to some problems for the kids I feel. The whole situation is terrible. :(
@@mathematics117 Yeah it took forever for the laws to catch up to Reality TV and unfortunate the same thing is happening with TH-cam content. Luckily France already passed some laws similar to Coogan Laws so someone is thinking of the kids.
Only allowed because they are the parents. If they were employers then the kids would be worked less. Parents can basically do whatever with their kids as long as no injury occurs, unfortunately
Poor people that have no business getting that kind of wealth tend to have ZERO taste. If it wasnt for social media, these people would be working at McDonald's. They are completely unproductive members of society that lucked into millions, so it's not surprising that they lack any sense of self-awareness.
They do not need that people feel sorry for them. They are so spoilt and grow up in such a sick environmnet that they see and treat others like a piece of sh*t. Sadly, there are many people who just consume this garbage without realizing the truth behind it and how sickenning it is. If nobody watch this garbage, they would not exist....
Yeah and he would lose any custody rights... ESPECIALLY WITH THE EVIDENCE ON VIDEO. But instead this trauma is turned into cold hard cash💀 where is the logic
I feel like it's also kind of dangerous to put that kind of prank in a kids channel, especially since there is always no consequences for anyone, it's always "ohhhh haha you got me!!" I feel like at least one of the kids watching is going to throw a baby doll off the stairs and give their parents a literal heart attack because "they saw it on youtube"
I think the darkest thing about family vlogs is that I used to watch them as a kid because my own family was so dysfunctional and I found comfort in seeing a "happy family"
My cousin's family does family blog videos and I watch them since my mom is so disappointed in me that we've never talked to each other in 3 months. Our dad is the only one that me and my sister communicate to. I'm really scared when school starts since we have these family activities.. I feel like a disappointment since I basically dragged my sister down with me. If I could turn back time and chose what to change it would be me. I don't wanna be myself. The internet is the only thing giving me joy rn. I hope things go well for the rest of a year.
Child actors and Disney stars grow up having identity crisis and trauma. BUT they are acting and it’s staged. Imagine having your parents as your manager and not feeling safe in your own home. Not knowing if your parents will wake you up with a prank and cameras in your face.
Ugh yeah. And feeling like you’re constantly having to perform/work and can’t just have fun and be a kid. They’re making these kids grow up real fast which is unfortunate
If you can’t tell your parents who could you ever be comfortable telling that you feel this way? Makes it such a bigger leap of trust to tell someone outside your family. Makes me so sad
The fact that this isn’t considered child abuse still shocks me.... they are literally using their kids for monetary gain, how sick, I could and would NEVER. I feel so bad for these kids (money isn’t everything).
@@charleyduffell5239 It is abuse though. Child abuse is basically anything that inflicts violence on someone underage, which includes emotional abuse, neglect, profiting off them, and filming a crying infant instead of comforting them because their tears make good content. Just because the abuse isn't physical, that doesn't make it any less horrible
That's true, but unfortunately this has been around since before TH-cam. Baby pageant shows, nanny shows, etc. This is a deeply rooted societal problem that needs to be addressed at a large scale.
look at the demographics of the people following these kids, specifically young females, on instagram (who should never have them in the first place). look at everleigh labrant, she has so many followers who are middle-aged men. there are so many videos of her dancing in a suggestable manner in revealing outfits. why do you really think these men are watching/following an 8-year-old girl?
the money makes it kinda worse! youtube kids have still no rights or protection from parents spending the income freely. decades ago many tragic stories were uncovered of famous child actors turn 18 and be BROKE. millions of hard earned dollars gone and no future in the film industry leftm
His baby: *crying and is in deep pain* Him while zooming on the baby: let's go royalty fam 🤪🤙cheer him on he's super nervous 🥺❤️ but he got your support so its alright 😂✨
I feel like all these children will try to get emancipated when they're 16 and it will come out that their parents took/spent all the money they made off the children... it's the new wave of sad child stars that become damaged, lonely, and broke, by no fault of their own, people they worked hard for nothing.
I agree with you. They’re already spending all the money they’re making on their children! And it’ll all be dried up by the time their fame is gone/the kids don’t want to be involved.
The saddest part is that these "family vlogs" are probably targeted towards kids that may not have a great home environment in their own lives. Kids use these vlogs as an escape to experience a "loving" family, even though everything they're watching is fake, materialistic and played-up for views.
that’s why i loved watching full house as a kid, lol. my dad had passed away so i guess i liked watching a show about a family with multiple positive father figures.
I've always wondered why these are popular but that completely makes sense. My friend's daughter watches these even tho she has a great home life bc she loves kids and babies (she's 10.) I think that is probably a huge reason for all these views and that's so sad
the amount of therapy that these peoples kids will need is astounding & I’m honestly so surprised that there aren’t labor laws protecting kids from this type of potential exploitation yet. they’re literally not old enough to understand the repercussions of their entire lives being on the internet lol like can they even properly (or justifiably) consent ?¿ idk it’s sus & depressing
In The Netherlands the government is trying to change law about child vloggers because they see it as a form of child labour indeed. I totally agree with your post.
They worst part for me is that the kids never really consent for all this mess and the parents just blatantly exploit them without really realizing the implications of this on the kids.
And even if they agree, they can't really consent, they don't understand the implications, and they're raised with the expectation that they will make them money.
The parents completely realize the implications. They just don't give a shit because it makes them money and they put making money before their kids. Sad, but true.
I was researching this exact thing to see if there is a way to strengthen child labor laws for the Internet so that parents have to clock hours filmed and profit and report it to their employer (I.e. TH-cam).
Yah Man Its p much child labour 😯especially in kid centered channels. Theres this Very famous kid Channel Lucas neto here in brazil and he literally employs a child in his work and trademark.. shes in all the vídeos w him and also theyre not related!!! Its all só ominous and exploitative
right? just knowing about your lack of privacy would be so traumatic. to an extent, all children raised on social media have this issue, and issues with packaging themselves and being treated like objects for the camera. it’s not healthy to constantly be commodified by your own family, it would cause a lot of issues with your own self image
I've worked with children in foster care for a long time, and most of them are obsessed with family vloggers. I imagine it's a projection thing, so they can see the normal family things, like vacations and family outings, that a lot of them don't get to experience, and it's depressing to think about.
and it makes the whole thing worse realising that it becomes a cycle for both kids in each situation growing up with a different sense of what it's like to be in a normal family and materialistic values being the end all be all, raising them to become yet more narcissists just like their parents, or traumatised beyond repair
That’s another thing that worries me. I’m scared kids that watch this will grow up expecting their life to be like that, and then end up depressed when their life isn’t as perfect as these family vloggers try to make their lives seem.
Filming something to be seen by others takes you out of that moment, at least to some extent.... A family vlog channel basically means that you have parents who are there, but *not there*, for the majority of your childhood, family time, and life events.
It’s almost worse than being a child actor because at least when you’re a kid actor you have the luxury of a somewhat private home life still, this is so bad because the home life is completely catalogued and exploited for public consumption 🤮 No privacy, and no autonomy.
Exactly I find it awful when they release titles like “‘my daughters first period” or revealing private matters to such a public platform. Their exploiting their own children, it really is sad
@EpsilonGoods I don't really blame the parents tbh, our capitalist society values money above all else. These horrible parents are just byproducts of the system.
Children in Hollywood have laws that protect their earnings. TH-cam kids don’t have that legal protection yet. They’re working without any guarantees of being paid for their work
I’ve seen some family channels posting “our daughter got her first period!” It seems weird there first priority is to post it on the internet. There’s some weird people on the internet and I also can’t imagine how that girl must feel having that stuff cast for usually millions.
right it must be hard growing up and realized your parents prioritized money by invading your privacy rather than how you would feel and how this could affect u in the long run. even if at the time their daughter says she’s ok with that being posted, that’s not an excuse bc that’s all she knows, and she knows it’s what her parents want. she isn’t old enough to know the real life effects of having her whole life public
Seriously what's wrong with these people that only see their kids as objects to be used for making money instead of human beings with thoughts and feelings
i don't think that kids can consent to putting their whole childhood on the internet. sure, to a ten year old, it would seem cool to be on camera and have a lot of subscribers, but when they're adults, even teenagers, their opinions are going to change. if i was an adult and knew that my whole childhood was spent being on camera and making videos for other people to watch and have opinions on, i'd be so uncomfortable. and on top of that, knowing that those videos are still on the internet for anybody to watch would be very unsettling. this just really doesn't sit well with me.
I wouldn't even put pictures of my kids on Facebook. They're people and they have the right to decide for themselves if they'd like to be on the internet or not. Parents act like they own their children and it's disgusting
it's new money. they get all of this money all of a sudden and want people to know that they're rich so they buy a bunch of shit and wear clothing that has designer logos all over it so that people know they're rich. it's almost like they feel they have to prove something. weird asf.
@@tinam2892 New money has nothing to do with shitty taste. Children of generations of millionaires do the exact same shit and it’s simply because they have shitty taste and usually a douchebag flex personality.
@@tinam2892 It’s an insecurity thing. Someone could be worth 25mil, but if they’re the least wealthiest family in their ultra affluent neighborhood, they could (depending on their self-worth and whether or not they could give a damn about what others think about them) still end up being insecure about their social status, even though they are more than “well-off” and rest of us would gladly welcome the opportunity to be in their position. That “keeping up with the joneses” mentality never dies it seems.
ftc just doesn’t rly regulate youtube and child labor laws on youtube it’s like a grey area that hasn’t really been explored yet. my guess is when these kids grow up there will be lawsuits and much more regulation
Ya I agree but the parents are doing it to make money for their family.... which includes their children?? Idk ab u but if my parents did this and got rich I would be more than grateful to them for working hard for something and putting their mind to it.
Here's why it feels weird: the children are being exploited. As children they can't legally consent to having photos/videos posted of them online for anyone in the world to see. Most parents don't do that unless there's money in the equation.
Honestly, it’s sick. I’ve seen so many parents doing vlogs obviously intentionally make thumbnails of their child in suggestive poses because they know it’ll get clicks. How can they call themselves parents when they’re exposing their children to online predators?
That kid wasn’t a “natural” in front of the camera. He was brought up in front of the camera. The reason he’s so comfortable is because he’s been conditioned to be like that. I can’t imagine the type of trauma that will come from vlogging like this.
Think it’s probably going to make these kids always feel like they need to be performing. Likely will be bad at sharing feels, discomfort, etc and that can culminate in substance abuse problems or just good ol simple discontentment and unhappiness.
scariest part is that we literally don't know the effects of this yet. we are all watching and know its off, but in 15 to 20 years that future generation may be looking back and say "why was everyone ok with straight child abuse." Like these people could be responsible for real legislative change if their kids lives are ruined.
right? theyre this generations olsen twins and look what happened to them. they said being a child star was terrible and they wouldnt wish it on any child.
literally!! especially since its such a new form of whats essentially just child abuse that there havent really been any studies on it or laws set in place to prevent it yanno
Man, childhood is such an important phase. The negative stuff sticks, just as much as the positive. Those insecurities and fears you have as a child can impact you a lot if they're not dealt with in a healthy way. I can't imagine how badly it will affect these children to be raised this way. They have no privacy, all of their relationships are shallow and fake. Nothing can be genuine. They can't have a discussion with their parents without a camera in their face and millions watching. The psychological damage, ugh
I agree with you except for one thing aside from the really exploitative family channesl what if they're realationships are real but it's just a facade in front of the camera but they go back to being actual responsible parents or maybe that's too much to ask in this world
No shit. One scene of a movie you walk into when you're 8 can affect you up into your 20s. And that's obviously not a big deal but it still did shit. Now imagine the obviously fucked up things anyone with a brain can see is wrong, that a child goes through.
I agree. Having a deep conversation with your parents (especially about a serious topic) already takes a lot of courage for some kids to do. Knowing that there might be a camera shoved in your face for the whole world to see may discourage the kid from consulting their parents even more. I'm not saying that the parents would put such a conversation on the internet (I'm also not saying they wouldn't). However, just the thought of this alone would be discouraging
If you want real toxic family content check out that family who does messed up pranks on their kid and stuff 🤦🏻♀️ I think they’re called the Loyal Family. “cheating in front of my daughter prank to see her reaction”, “I don’t want you to be my dad anymore prank on my stepdad” meanwhile the kid is like 10 or some shit
maybe this is just my undergrad psych student disease talking, but every time i start thinking "who could possibly be watching and enjoying family vlog content" when i see a callout video about the ace family or whatever, i hear the parents go "thank you for subscribing, thank you for supporting us, we love you guys so much, our subscribers are all part of our family, every single one, ESPECIALLY if you support us by buying our new merch" and i picture kids out there with terrible home lives and absent parents who keep coming back to the ace family on some level because austin and catherine ace will always tell the kid they love them when their real parents won't. i'd be willing to bet that if you go into their comments section you'll see a bunch of 8 year olds commenting "you guys are so cute i wish you were my parents" which seems like a compliment on the surface but if you think about it for more than a few seconds it just gets really sad. the ace family or the royalty family or whoever don't actually care at all about their subscribers and it's not a healthy family dynamic to exploit your kids for money and views. they milk the sad parasocial relationship they have with their 10 yr old fanbase for money and clout. it probably seems harmless on the surface but young kids are so, so easily influenced by what behaviors are modeled for them, especially in people they perceive as parental/authority figures. idk i'm probably just an oversensitive snowflake but it really just makes me sad. also theyre fckin cringe
I didn’t even think kids watched them cause I thought they’d be bored I thought it was all weird like 30 year olds and up but I guess that makes sense if they do
Damn I never thought about that. I have watched certain people to live vicariously through them on my super duper low days, and it ultimately just makes me more sad. Ugh imagine being a kid and doing that same thing 😭 family vloggers will never stop, they’re just gettin started! 🙄🥺
you’re definitely not an over sensitive snowflake!! I wholeheartedly agree and I never would’ve thought about it like that but you’re absolutely right it’s horrible
it’s almost like there’s nothing “family” about this. family is supposed to be loving and personal, but holy shorts, these people are just capitalizing off the fact that they’re related.
Bruh, don’t blame them, blame society for allowing this.....Why are millions of people watching this family do absolutely nothing.....just cause the mom is hot asf
Yup, and also popping out babies and recording the births for “content”. It’s actually disgusting. These should be intimate moments captured on film for the family to be able to revisit and cherish, but instead it becomes something to capitalize of off.
@@ThePOPcultureHashira i mean yes but also no. no one was forcing them to start filming their kids & exploiting them. yes absolutely society is messed up for encouraging it, but the adults of the family also should know better, you know?
“Every child deserves loving parents but not every parent deserves a child,” this really applies to most family vlogging channels. it makes me sick how parents are able to exploit tf out of their children and deem it as okay. it’s such a massive breach of privacy and i hope that in a few years, these kids can sue their parents.
These kids probably never get genuine interactions with their parents. It sucks to see that when their kid is crying their first instinct is to grab a camera not comfort the kid. Nice to see that these parents see their kids as financial opportunities instead of real human beings.
Exactly. I've seen family vlogs like "our son got sick we had to call ambulance" bro it's like the child bleeds and the parents are like aight let me go grab the camera real quick. It's so sick and disgusting.
It's a psychological and class thing. New money vs Old money. New money people who got their wealth recently out of insecurities tend to buy flashy name brand in order to apear wealthy. Ironicly proving their previous broke status. Most social media stars are classic new money. Old money are people who had their money for generations. They tend to hide the fact that they are rich since people act fake or scam them. Old money clothing brands are insanely subtle and exclusive. most people have probably never heard of them. Like Chanel a brand that sells to both for exsample will sell the junky stuff made in a factory to new money folks in their store. like a cheeply made $300 belt. While having exlusive runway shows that they only invite old money insiders. who get to customize and simplify the clothes and accesories after purchase. That cost an entire semester at college. Chanel is a handbag company traditionly. The terms that the fashion industry use are. Ready-to-wear = Broke ass New money bullshit. That isn't different than regular clothes. Haute couture and bespoke= Fancy tailord and unique designer clothes.
@@hayes1035 u just explained that perfectly. And indeed it is not that they only buy gucci or lv but they buy the cheaply made logo things but gucci and so many other luxury brands have the most amazing pieces but regular people can’t buy them bc of their price point. It just seemed to weird to me that rich people bought the ugliest shit from brands in order to let know that they can afford the brand but thanks for explaining
Something I learned very quickly is that if you are strutting around flashing twenty nine brands from head to foot, you are likely to be either 1) being sponsored or 2) insecure about your supposed wealth.
The worst part is, is feel like at some point these kids are going to realise what their parents have been doing their entire lives. Because eventually they're going to stumble across a video like this one, and realise that they are nothing more than an asset to their parents, and I can just imagine how damaging that's going to be to their entire world view.
But then they'll be given a $200,000 car for their birthday and stop caring. Probably just start doing drugs and blow all their parents money by the time they turn 25.
there's gonna be a generation of kids growing up with their faces all over the internet. i predict that they wouldn't know how to interact with people the right way due to the fake-acting and their parent's emotional neglect
I used to get so annoyed when my parents would act differently around me when we were around other people/in public for for the sake of appearances. I can’t imagine if they’d acted like that 24/7...
Same...I discovered him like two weeks ago and I cannot stop watching For once I'm actually watching something that's more than 1 minute and am actually being entertained
I’ve said for ages that TH-cam kids are going to be the next “child stars”. We’ll see them on TMZ in ten years totally off the rails because their parents set them up for failure.
I’m scared to see how some of these kids turn out when they grow up. This gives me exploited child actor vibes but this is more worrying because their home is the set.
That Royalty Fam kid has such dead eyes. Reminds me of Drew Gooden's Mary-Kate and Ashley video and how both girls ended up regretting their childhoods because they were just kind of forced to only act and be famous instead of being actual kids
i really wish legislative bodies would act faster on creating laws and protections for children who are part of these family vlog channels, because, in essence, these children are child actors and deserve the same protections (if not more protections) that actual child actors in Hollywood get. it's sickening and i'm really worried about how these children's mental health statuses and psyches will develop in these highly commodified environments.
you could argue the same for kids in abusive situations of any form, and yet people will get away with these things because there's no law against idiots having kids
At least child actors get a minimal amount of protection from laws governing how much they can work and how they're getting an education. They have unions and a set full of people who are sick and tired of Hollywood exploitation. These YT family vlog kids have zero protection.
There absolutely should be laws in place that at least mandate working hours plus financial protection - the kids are probably 99% of the reason people watch these channels, so the families should have to put a certain amount of the revenue from each video the child appears in into a trust that they can't touch to provide for the child's future. It's disgusting how excessively these parents spend the money their children have earned for them.
It honestly is disgusting, using their children as income. and the kids cant even consent. Im sure there are days they don't want to be on camera and "perform" and their parents force them too. Also this content will be on the internet forever, and when they are older they may not want it to be. Home videos are precious memories for families, but these are so fake and not genuine. Also the display of wealth is so gross. they could at least do something inspiring with their money or interesting. These kids will need major therapy, they are child actors in a sense. They will also have a super skewed view of the world growing up when it comes to money etc.
There was a wife swap episode with a family who vlogged and the daughter talked about how she just wanted to spend time with her parents without a camera and how she didn’t want to vlog anymore. She actually didn’t want her mom to come back because of the vlogging. It’s so sad to see these kids basically forced to be on the internet and be ready to perform 24/7.
i actually in a class and i’m a decent friend with a kid from an insanely famous family channel, it’s definitely different than the ace fam and stuff, but they are pretty cool with it
@@maxserafini8127 that’s honestly refreshing to hear. I definitely think that there are positive ways to have a family vlog channel, most definitely, but I can’t help but feel bad for the kids on channels like the ace family or the royal family because it just doesn’t feel authentic at all. But it really is good to hear there are families who vlog in an enjoyable way for everyone:)
I feel like they'll all become introverts, which is fine by itself. However, I feel like it won't be because they naturally became introverts, they'll just become so exhausted of constantly being watched and having to perform that they'll yearn for privacy and being able to be flawed.
as a youth worker i am 100% sure there are kids that are in the system or have an abusive/neglectful home life that are watching these videos and wishing it was them and that’s pretty fucked up
This sounds intense but I'm convinced that a ton of influencers were like "fuck it lets just have a baby" because that content always blows up. I've had to unfollow so many beauty influencers because the second they have a baby they completely abandon their original passion and just post lifestyle/family videos bc thats where the money is.
Family channels like these give me the vibes that the kids are gonna grow up with no boundaries and an altered sense of reality. They might not to be able to empathize as well because they were raised talking to a camera.
Chill out, what ya yellin' for? Lay back, it's all been done before. And if you could only let it be, you will see that I am the funniest YouT*ber of all time. Admit it, my dear follow*r mqx
In ten years were gonna see videos trending that are called "My horrible experience growing up with a family channel" edit lmao: HELP I WAS EXPECTING LIKE 1 LIKE FROM THIS WTF
those would be interesting to watch but i feel like it could do a opposite affect. like they may have such a horrible experience they may never want to go back to the internet again if that makes sense.
I follow a tiktoker who talks about her experience being a kid to a “Mommy blog” said it was traumatizing for the world to know everything she ever did wrong
“i don’t know why people would want to watch someone raise their kids anyways” i used to watch family vlogs in like middle school bc of how fucked up my own family was lmaooo it made me feel normal bc i could still see and have an understanding of living that type of life
The kids have no privacy. So all the kids at school know everything going on at home. All your personal business. How could that ever go wrong?? Also, child actors have work limits and laws to make sure they get paid etc. these kids have no protection. They are obviously the draw for views, but they gotta do chores? They are already paying their way! So much wrong with these people
Totally agree. At this age he's likely treated like royalty (sorry I had to) at school because of the clothes and his celebrity but as he gets older into middle/high school he is going to be feasted on. And that'll be just the start. Poor kid.
This shit is so weird and dark. These kids grow up without a moment of authenticity or real emotion in their lives, zero real connection to their protective and nurturing figures in their lives. Also, these families have more and more children BECAUSE of their channels, because they know it'll boost the channel, so whether its conscious or subconscious they are getting pregnant and having babies just for the channel... not out of love. Its gross on every level and these children will grow up traumatised by this behaviour. Thats a psychological fact. A child is in the most critical period of development in their lives at these stages and looking into and speaking to a camera lens throughout the entirety of their childhood, in their own homes, and their own BEDROOMS, what is supposed to be their private, safe space, is NOT normal.
there is/was a family vlog channel that literally adopted an autistic child from china to document the process for views, they were in denial about how serious the child's developmental issues were and they literally GAVE AWAY the child after like a year, it's ridiculous. it's so transparent that they couldn't care less about being good parents, as long as they make money.
@@annie420xx don’t be shy, people should know, it was Myka Stauffer. It is disgusting what they did to that poor child, but I am thankful he’s with a normal, loving family now.
@@annie420xx no worries, she’s forgettable bc without her kids and that “story line”, she’s nothing, like so many other family channels. I just wanted people to know if they stumbled upon the comment and weren’t aware, so she doesn’t get any benefit moving forward. These people make me sick, truly.
I hated the way I looked when I was younger, I didn’t even want my mom taking pics of me lmfao. So I can’t imagine having a camera in my face all the time (while growing up, going thru puberty, going thru the motions of just growing up, etc) and like the idea of millions of people viewing those videos would give me hella anxiety. I was already a self conscious kid and that would’ve made it worse for me.
ugh literally i cannot imagine how these kids are gonna end up as like teens, you know they will literally do everything to try and get away from them and some might end up w mentally ill bc i’m sure that shit is in a way hurtful to their mental health
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the dad is so fake like i can't even imagine what he sounds like just talking normally. idk how 12 million people are like "yeah this guy has good charisma in front of a camera"
also imagine being stalked as a child and the person knowing EVERYTHING about you. celebrities at least were with body guards and protected from paparazzi exposing tgen.
@@cadence7110 I'd even be fine if my grandma posted a home video on youtube and didn't mKe it private but uhhhhhhh..... giving your kid a script and making them participate in this weird fake perfect family is fjcked up
right id feel so violated if every detail of my childhood was publicly displayed with millions watching. there’s times in our life we are embarrassed of or didn’t want anyone seeing but these kids don’t have a choice, anyone can just google them for the rest of their lives and see their entire home life. plus having to deal with the fact your parents prioritized filming u for money at ur low point like crying, upset, etc instead of being able to set the camera down and comfort you
This is 100% narcissist behavior. When they're looking into the camera you can see that they're looking at the video screen thing seeing if they look good the entire time. I hate this.
There’s an episode of “mom swap” or something like that... and one family has a youtube channel and the other family is just a normal laidback family... at one point in the episode the kids from the youtube family tell the other mom that they DONT EVEN WANT TO RETURN to their mom/parents because they say EVERYTHING they do is filmed & takes the fun out of it all... that was really eye-opening for me, as someone who used to support family channels... these poor kids.
Well good on you to realize and turn it around, bc yea these family channels shouldn’t ever be supported. Any child raised in the limelight of public attention, to the point of practice ally being exploited for money and attention, never goes well. Look at the Olsen twins, who basically from the age they were able to do talk were kind of forced into doing endless television and film programs “for kids”, and how they described their childhood experiences.
There’s a person on tiktok who was the child of a mommy blogger and they’re basically talking about how awful it was and how it damaged the family’s relationship :/
also filming children when they’re sad or angry and just trying to express their emotions, and uploading it for millions to see instead of helping them, definitely bad parenting and going to be extremely embarrassing for those kids.
@@puurplegiraffe it’s just a TH-cam video of a guy sitting in front of the camera and forcing laughter for 17 minutes- but it’s disturbing lmaooo and not what I expected
I can definitely see these kids growing up with some serious anxiety issues and possibly disorders as they grow older. When you grow up with parents who don't allow you to process your emotions fully without them making a big scene, it seriously effects your sense of self overtime. Add in the cameras 24/7 and you will get self-esteem issues as soon as you begin understanding the context behind those seemingly innocent videos your family did of you. I'm seriously scared for how the next generation will turn out mentally once they grow older, having their entire lives broadcasted to the world all the way from birth to adulthood...
I can’t tell any of these families apart. They’re just copy pasted replicas of the exact same family.
like that shrek meme where they are in gucci merch
Yeah, it’s sad. The kids deserve better.
thats what makes it very weird.
When the formula works...
seriously, i thought we were watching a clip of the ace family, but it was the other
"im not a parent" yeah but you're a human and that's why it feels wrong. We ARENT supposed to be living this way. Really sad cant imagine what the kids are going through and the lasting damage.
100%! As a NEW parent to 7 month old twins...one of your BIGGEST FEARS is your baby falling/being dropped. I would literally FUCK up whoever played the prank. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
He's existing amongst other humans. That's enough to see the toxicity here.
those kids get bullied for sure
And aside from just the humanity of it, I think a lot of us are old enough to have seen the progression of the internet and technology and it’s not natural for us to have absolutely everything online and documented and we see the difference in children today. It’s not healthy for the normal person to live through a lens and these children are doing that x1000.
I really hope some kind of legislation is introduced at some point bc these children are going to have huge issues later in life.
I’m sure they’re fine with their 39 ps5s
“Hey babe views are kinda down, let’s have another kid”
Legit every yt couple ever.
New kid? Welcome to the trending page!
look up the stauffer family. they had a semi-popular channel with their kids, then adopted a child from China which made their channel blow up, and then had another kid after. they then "rehomed" their adopted son. horrifying.
No seriously, that's like a few dozen videos about the pregnancy and birth alone.
@@jill-vo7ru WTF that’s horrible
It's sad tbh.
Have a kid because you want a kid, not because you want views.
the whole act of fun wholesome family shenanigans while they’re all just staring straight into the camera the whole time is so fucking creepy to me. I always get the feeling that once the cameras are off they barely speak to each other.
Or worse, are abusive.
Not as bad as the husbands that have their backs to their wives smiling and talking into a camera as they give birth.... so cringe. Put the camera down and be present with your wife and soon to be child
like they don’t even acknowledge their children or let them have a normal lofe
Also I put pressure on the kids like you gotta be happy you got it being some activities or else your family won’t make money and now I feel like it’s their fault they have nice stuff and they want to keep it
@@AnnaLifts11 What did you also don’t know if that’s what she asked him to do because she wants to be famous
I feel like in a few years when these children grow up they'll come out exposing what the constant vlogging and online attention did do their mental health and self worth, which I gotta say must be pretty damaged
Yeah, it’s probably along the same lines of child actors. Except literally every day they were put on the internet. And worse, there are no laws to protect these guys, unlike child actors
I agree and disagree. I feel like they’ll just continue the cycle since it’s easier and that’s all they know. It’s pretty disappointing but yeah so are family channels lol
There actually have been a few young teens who have come out about their lives as vlog children. Its been thoroughly studied as well. I’d recommended looking up “family vlogs effects on children”
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they should do a documentary on shaycarls kids.. they gotta be old enough now
Im just imagining the kids growing up and vlogging the parents in their nursing home “YOOOO dads going into cardiac arrest” “nononononono don’t die ahaha”
I like that
LMAOOO Dad shit his pants again!! Dammit dad, you got it everywhere!
“Guys LIKE this video if you think dad’s going to go today, COMMENT if you think he’s got some fight left in him”
@@catsoflasagna guys my father heart is not working 100k like and I will call the doctor(gone sexual)
LMAOOOO
What sucks the most is that these are genuine moments in those kids' lives and they are just artificial moments to the parents.
Must be such a lonely experience.
It must mess with their perception of reality and memory so much looking back and knowing all of these moments are edited and constructed to form some kind of narrative://
well said!
Wtf this hurt me
@@aryanam832 something similar to this is the movie The Truman Show
Imagine being a kid and all your friends and classmates can watch your home life ○_○
noooooo i never even thought of this
i misread this as "imagine being killed in front of all your friends and class mates" 🧍🏻
@@alex-jo8bc should’ve gone to spec savers 👓
Have you watch the family blog video by Andrei terbea
Yeah the world has turned fucking badonkanuts....
And another thing is that most family channels don’t have any respect for their children’s privacy, I remember a family that literally vlogged when their daughter got her period. I would feel so violated and these children probably couldn’t even say no bc they didn’t want to disappoint their parents.
that is so inappropriate i would feel so violated wtfffff these poor kids
Uhgggg I *hate* videos like those
I imagine if their parents are willing to record their daughters period they’re probably not too concerned if they get her consent or not
Omg.... that’s insane. I would be so mortified if my parents had vlogged me getting my period it’s such an invasion of privacy
that's fucking disgusting!!
just imagine having a panic attack or something and your parent starts filming it like wtf
''Mom.... Dad.... I'm been thinking for a long time about whether I'm a boy or a girl.... And.... I think I might be trans''
....
''Sorry... say that again, it wasn't recording.''
There was this family channel that adopted a kid with autism from China and they already had a bunch of kids; not only would the parents do "family time" w their biological kids after sending the boy to bed, effectively shunning, him but also there were times in which the mom filmed him "throwing fits" when in reality it was basically him having sensory overloads bc of his autism and she would just dismiss it and leave him to cry out. It was a pretty big case about a year ago bc they ended up giving him up, or as they said in their own video "having to REHOME him". The absolute gall of this people. Sucks that they basically neglected the little boy and caused him more trauma but I guess I'm glad he's no longer being pimped out for views on youtube. Tom Harlock made a pretty lenghty video about the subject.
@@xGwen6661 it was myka stauffer (idk if that’s how u spell it)
@@xGwen6661 The fact that they'd have their family time without him and stuff is awful because it's acting like he isn't part of the family but filming him instead of just acting like a parent and helping him when he has sensory overloads is just over the top. I don't know why some people are like that. I hope that where he is now he's treated with love and has amazing parents.
Mom, dad I’m dying
OMG REALLY? WHY DIDNT U TELL US SOONER
I’m sorry dad-
Hey get the camera
🥺📷 are u dying baby? Awww guys make sure u hit that subscribe button 1 like equals one dead kid in our house, anyways check out my 100 million dollar mansion
aren’t there strict child labor laws for child actors specifically to reduce the trauma and exhaustion they get? and these children are just getting filmed 24/7??? something doesn’t sit right with me
There's laws for hollywood and film making. Unfortunately the law hasn't caught up to TH-cam, which is gunna lead to some problems for the kids I feel. The whole situation is terrible. :(
Just asked the same... This is ridiculous.
@@mathematics117 Yeah it took forever for the laws to catch up to Reality TV and unfortunate the same thing is happening with TH-cam content. Luckily France already passed some laws similar to Coogan Laws so someone is thinking of the kids.
Only allowed because they are the parents. If they were employers then the kids would be worked less. Parents can basically do whatever with their kids as long as no injury occurs, unfortunately
Many of these family channels are registered as entertainment businesses so it shocking that these laws aren’t transferred over
"I looked more into the camera lense than into my dad's eyes" will probably be a thing
This broke my fucking HEART. Jesus.
Jfc man 😢
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Ouch, man. Ouch.
The most offensive thing about all these family vloggers is how terrible their sense of fashion and interior design is.
That is by far the most egregious of all their crimes.
Exactly what I was thinking 😂 but I mean, if you have the money, go off. It just looks so tacky
Along with their horrible parenting style and the fact that they're profiting off their kids
Poor people that have no business getting that kind of wealth tend to have ZERO taste. If it wasnt for social media, these people would be working at McDonald's. They are completely unproductive members of society that lucked into millions, so it's not surprising that they lack any sense of self-awareness.
fr if i had some of there money i would just live in a normal neighbor hood man like those big modern houses always feel cold and empty
I actually feel bad for those kids. This is some trueman show shit
Bruhhhhhhh LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
lmfao
They do not need that people feel sorry for them. They are so spoilt and grow up in such a sick environmnet that they see and treat others like a piece of sh*t. Sadly, there are many people who just consume this garbage without realizing the truth behind it and how sickenning it is. If nobody watch this garbage, they would not exist....
TrueMan
@@johanhoon2515 i absolutely feel sorry for them, you can't blame the kids for having shitty parents
The apology for the ad lmfaooo 😭😭
girl wth why aren't you verified? didn't even realise it was your real acc for a second
@@bleachedwhite5067 frr
I didn’t know who you were but just clicked on your channel from this comment and it looks like something I would LOVVVE just subbed!
why aren’t you verified
Very Canadian
Kids model their parents, I think that’s why the son appears to be a “natural.” He’s mimicking the exaggerated and played up behavior of his parents.
when the boy said "you guys" and "OMG" my soul left my body. it's like brainwashing.
True, the boy even got the same tone as how his parents were saying the intro. He's mimicking them
Except the kid looks more dead inside than his parents
I wonder how these children interact with their peers
@@priestrat I’m honestly afraid to know
They can’t take their eyes off the camera even when they’re supposedly having a conversation with their kid. It’s creepy
right?? their kids aren't gonna know how to make eye contact
I personally thing this is all just fucked up. I don’t even think it should be allowed, it’s a good way messing up a child
@@teddeeznuts nah, they’ll just keep looking away from people like on The Office. Endlessly searching for cameras the rest of their life.
faxs they all were drained
Viewfinder
If my husband pretended to drop my baby from a staircase railing there would be some divorce papers being signed
Yeah and he would lose any custody rights... ESPECIALLY WITH THE EVIDENCE ON VIDEO. But instead this trauma is turned into cold hard cash💀 where is the logic
Right, like how is this a prank? I literally had to skip through those parts of the video because it made me feel sick to my stomach as a parent.
Exactly! Only reason (if the prank wasn’t fake) shes still with him after that is because of the money they’re making off these ridiculous videos
@@tluz7059 Or that she's in on it too. Who knows anymore with these family channels.
I feel like it's also kind of dangerous to put that kind of prank in a kids channel, especially since there is always no consequences for anyone, it's always "ohhhh haha you got me!!" I feel like at least one of the kids watching is going to throw a baby doll off the stairs and give their parents a literal heart attack because "they saw it on youtube"
I don’t care how expensive their clothes are, they look goofy.
People who actually have money dress like normal people
Yep poor pps buy the Gucci flip flops with a huge logo
Rich pps buy Gucci shoes you would not even notice they are Gucci
I would rather buy like 8 nike hoodies and some joggers than 1 hoodie thats worth 1k
@@Z5Z5Z5 true!
proof that money doesn't buy you fashion
I think the darkest thing about family vlogs is that I used to watch them as a kid because my own family was so dysfunctional and I found comfort in seeing a "happy family"
Oh man aww
Bless your heart
Ha interesting, I hope you're doing better
My cousin's family does family blog videos and I watch them since my mom is so disappointed in me that we've never talked to each other in 3 months. Our dad is the only one that me and my sister communicate to. I'm really scared when school starts since we have these family activities.. I feel like a disappointment since I basically dragged my sister down with me. If I could turn back time and chose what to change it would be me. I don't wanna be myself. The internet is the only thing giving me joy rn. I hope things go well for the rest of a year.
@@user-gy2xt1ct3n things always get better, the important thing is to stay true to yourself.
Child actors and Disney stars grow up having identity crisis and trauma. BUT they are acting and it’s staged. Imagine having your parents as your manager and not feeling safe in your own home. Not knowing if your parents will wake you up with a prank and cameras in your face.
Ugh yeah. And feeling like you’re constantly having to perform/work and can’t just have fun and be a kid. They’re making these kids grow up real fast which is unfortunate
If you can’t tell your parents who could you ever be comfortable telling that you feel this way? Makes it such a bigger leap of trust to tell someone outside your family. Makes me so sad
@@freddyfootstomps6557 exactly. they’ll end up bottling everything up and it’ll destroy them
these kids gonna turn 18 and sue their parents for big money. and rightfully so
Yeah that's really fucked and prob one of the worst things that can happen to a child in the modern world.
Imagine most of your interactions w your parents are exaggerated and fake bc they’re busy trying to impress the internet. I feel bad for these kids
that makes me even more depressed... exploiting your child for content should be illegal.
That’s exactly what’s happening in their homes. Smh
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I can imagine this kid growing up and hes friends making fun of em. Then theyr just like "no no dont CRY!"
I would rather have parents that dont pay attention to me than have this fake persona of what a family is.
The fact that this isn’t considered child abuse still shocks me.... they are literally using their kids for monetary gain, how sick, I could and would NEVER. I feel so bad for these kids (money isn’t everything).
It’s definitely an ethical nightmare but child abuse is a bit far fetched
@@charleyduffell5239 It is abuse though. Child abuse is basically anything that inflicts violence on someone underage, which includes emotional abuse, neglect, profiting off them, and filming a crying infant instead of comforting them because their tears make good content. Just because the abuse isn't physical, that doesn't make it any less horrible
That's true, but unfortunately this has been around since before TH-cam. Baby pageant shows, nanny shows, etc. This is a deeply rooted societal problem that needs to be addressed at a large scale.
look at the demographics of the people following these kids, specifically young females, on instagram (who should never have them in the first place). look at everleigh labrant, she has so many followers who are middle-aged men. there are so many videos of her dancing in a suggestable manner in revealing outfits. why do you really think these men are watching/following an 8-year-old girl?
the money makes it kinda worse! youtube kids have still no rights or protection from parents spending the income freely.
decades ago many tragic stories were uncovered of famous child actors turn 18 and be BROKE. millions of hard earned dollars gone and no future in the film industry leftm
"How I survived my parents: living in a social media family" streaming on Netflix 2030
And then it wins like 3 golden globes, 1 oscar cause of how good it is
His baby: *crying and is in deep pain*
Him while zooming on the baby: let's go royalty fam 🤪🤙cheer him on he's super nervous 🥺❤️ but he got your support so its alright 😂✨
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Frr it’s so heartbreaking the baby probably wanted comfort but they got a camera lense in their face
That girl used to be a playmate in latin america shes badd af she went by the name of selena spice look her up youre welcome!!
I feel like all these children will try to get emancipated when they're 16 and it will come out that their parents took/spent all the money they made off the children... it's the new wave of sad child stars that become damaged, lonely, and broke, by no fault of their own, people they worked hard for nothing.
Its gonna give them a warped sense of reality. They are gonna live materialistic lives bc that's what their parents modeled for them.
I agree with you. They’re already spending all the money they’re making on their children! And it’ll all be dried up by the time their fame is gone/the kids don’t want to be involved.
when your parents spend your college fund on bugatti’s and designer clothes 🥴
But really though. 😞
So true. Their childhood is focused on putting on a happy face and wasting money on designer clothes.
baby’s first words “Make sure to SLAM that Notifaction Bell!! And LIKE THE VIDEO”
"Leave a comment for the algorithm!"
"Subscribe!!"
"Smile for the camera"
Family channels make me so angry. People who exploit their children for clout and money are THE WORST. Why do they even have an audience.
honestly! and they're kinda awkward to me :/
Their main audience is like children and children dont have jobs so they watch this garbage all day
the way they document every single thing for example there was a family who filmed their daughter’s first period. yikes
@@fatimaaliyeva8778 WHAT 😳 that’s just messed up these poor children 😡
@@nathaliew619 YEAH i think they were buying pads and just SCREAMING in the supermarket 💀
The saddest part is that these "family vlogs" are probably targeted towards kids that may not have a great home environment in their own lives. Kids use these vlogs as an escape to experience a "loving" family, even though everything they're watching is fake, materialistic and played-up for views.
I never thought of this...it’s so true though
I think this aspect holds alot of truth in it.
THAT TOO
that’s why i loved watching full house as a kid, lol. my dad had passed away so i guess i liked watching a show about a family with multiple positive father figures.
I've always wondered why these are popular but that completely makes sense. My friend's daughter watches these even tho she has a great home life bc she loves kids and babies (she's 10.) I think that is probably a huge reason for all these views and that's so sad
the amount of therapy that these peoples kids will need is astounding & I’m honestly so surprised that there aren’t labor laws protecting kids from this type of potential exploitation yet. they’re literally not old enough to understand the repercussions of their entire lives being on the internet lol like can they even properly (or justifiably) consent ?¿ idk it’s sus & depressing
Exactly!!! Unreal. This is both child labor and psychological abuse all at once
In The Netherlands the government is trying to change law about child vloggers because they see it as a form of child labour indeed. I totally agree with your post.
Fantastic points! But who needs therapy to be a well adjusted decent human when you have obscene amounts of money!
This!!!
Child labor laws need to be amended. Their home lives are also “work” and it’s so weird and exploitative and wrong.
Go check out The Dad Challenge Podcast. He covers the explotation of children in family channels and does a fantastic job of it
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Agreed.
They worst part for me is that the kids never really consent for all this mess and the parents just blatantly exploit them without really realizing the implications of this on the kids.
And even if they agree, they can't really consent, they don't understand the implications, and they're raised with the expectation that they will make them money.
Reminds me of gender swapping for kids as a teen or younger 😬🤢
The parents completely realize the implications. They just don't give a shit because it makes them money and they put making money before their kids. Sad, but true.
I was researching this exact thing to see if there is a way to strengthen child labor laws for the Internet so that parents have to clock hours filmed and profit and report it to their employer (I.e. TH-cam).
Yah Man Its p much child labour 😯especially in kid centered channels. Theres this Very famous kid Channel Lucas neto here in brazil and he literally employs a child in his work and trademark.. shes in all the vídeos w him and also theyre not related!!! Its all só ominous and exploitative
god I can't imagine my awkward and embarrassing childhood moments being broadcasted to my classmates, teachers, and potentially weirdos
not to mention emotionally vulnerable ones. imagine going to your parent for support and getting a camera put in your face. EW
right? just knowing about your lack of privacy would be so traumatic. to an extent, all children raised on social media have this issue, and issues with packaging themselves and being treated like objects for the camera. it’s not healthy to constantly be commodified by your own family, it would cause a lot of issues with your own self image
My dad beats me
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Weirdos and pedos
I've worked with children in foster care for a long time, and most of them are obsessed with family vloggers. I imagine it's a projection thing, so they can see the normal family things, like vacations and family outings, that a lot of them don't get to experience, and it's depressing to think about.
Ugh. This makes me ill. It just give them such a distorted sense if reality on top of the dysfunction they're already dealing with.
I can definitely agree to that, I do the same thing except with tv shows and family related variety shows but ya even a 19 year old does it lol
Been in care since I can remember about 4 I think and I hate this messy cancer of content
and it makes the whole thing worse realising that it becomes a cycle for both kids in each situation growing up with a different sense of what it's like to be in a normal family and materialistic values being the end all be all, raising them to become yet more narcissists just like their parents, or traumatised beyond repair
That’s another thing that worries me. I’m scared kids that watch this will grow up expecting their life to be like that, and then end up depressed when their life isn’t as perfect as these family vloggers try to make their lives seem.
cody looks like your weird uncle that teaches you how to set ants on fire with a magnifying glass
The best kind of uncle
LMFAO
Holy shit xd
Filming something to be seen by others takes you out of that moment, at least to some extent....
A family vlog channel basically means that you have parents who are there, but *not there*, for the majority of your childhood, family time, and life events.
Ouch 😬
damn, well said
in my opinion it should be illegal
@Yuri Lopes ikr, the fact that it has to be said is sad.
What are you guys talking about? They are literally just actors. Dont be so freaking stupid please
It’s almost worse than being a child actor because at least when you’re a kid actor you have the luxury of a somewhat private home life still, this is so bad because the home life is completely catalogued and exploited for public consumption 🤮 No privacy, and no autonomy.
F
Yeah makes sense
Exactly I find it awful when they release titles like “‘my daughters first period” or revealing private matters to such a public platform. Their exploiting their own children, it really is sad
and there are laws now to protect you, most kids are allowed to only work a limited amount of hours on set
@EpsilonGoods I don't really blame the parents tbh, our capitalist society values money above all else. These horrible parents are just byproducts of the system.
Children in Hollywood have laws that protect their earnings. TH-cam kids don’t have that legal protection yet. They’re working without any guarantees of being paid for their work
It is dependent on the contracts not a legal protection process. You cant cover just youtube, you would need to cover all entertainment.
@@Sak-zo1ui and we should. If ur working ur kid then the kid should earn money. It affects their childhood
Yes there needs to be some broad law regarding all entertainment that gains a certain amount of income off kids.
It feels so bizzare to me his real life his real emotions are literally him doing work🤐
They are just trying to live not even work
I’ve seen some family channels posting “our daughter got her first period!” It seems weird there first priority is to post it on the internet. There’s some weird people on the internet and I also can’t imagine how that girl must feel having that stuff cast for usually millions.
Omg wtf is wrong with people
Girl I clicked on the dislike by mistake 😭😭😭 but I definitely agree with you, these things should be private!
right it must be hard growing up and realized your parents prioritized money by invading your privacy rather than how you would feel and how this could affect u in the long run. even if at the time their daughter says she’s ok with that being posted, that’s not an excuse bc that’s all she knows, and she knows it’s what her parents want. she isn’t old enough to know the real life effects of having her whole life public
Seriously what's wrong with these people that only see their kids as objects to be used for making money instead of human beings with thoughts and feelings
are they trying to drag in pedos? I just see it that way
i don't think that kids can consent to putting their whole childhood on the internet. sure, to a ten year old, it would seem cool to be on camera and have a lot of subscribers, but when they're adults, even teenagers, their opinions are going to change. if i was an adult and knew that my whole childhood was spent being on camera and making videos for other people to watch and have opinions on, i'd be so uncomfortable. and on top of that, knowing that those videos are still on the internet for anybody to watch would be very unsettling. this just really doesn't sit well with me.
It's one thing for an adult on YT to get a stalker, but can you imagine how bad it would be for one of these kids to get a p*do stalker?
Glad to know im not the only 10 year old watching this
I wouldn't even put pictures of my kids on Facebook. They're people and they have the right to decide for themselves if they'd like to be on the internet or not. Parents act like they own their children and it's disgusting
I don’t think that sits well with anyone even kids younger than 10 but they have no other choice, really devastating
Ecxept when they make content on thier own, like evantube, he makes his own content.
rich people dressing like that is so tacky. money can’t buy style i guess.
it's new money. they get all of this money all of a sudden and want people to know that they're rich so they buy a bunch of shit and wear clothing that has designer logos all over it so that people know they're rich. it's almost like they feel they have to prove something. weird asf.
@@tinam2892
New money has nothing to do with shitty taste. Children of generations of millionaires do the exact same shit and it’s simply because they have shitty taste and usually a douchebag flex personality.
These people would be broke af if they weren't exploiting their children. Its new money and they don't know how to use it
@@tinam2892 yep - ppl w old money will buy a plain white sweater thats expensive af
@@tinam2892 It’s an insecurity thing. Someone could be worth 25mil, but if they’re the least wealthiest family in their ultra affluent neighborhood, they could (depending on their self-worth and whether or not they could give a damn about what others think about them) still end up being insecure about their social status, even though they are more than “well-off” and rest of us would gladly welcome the opportunity to be in their position.
That “keeping up with the joneses” mentality never dies it seems.
How is this not illegal anyways, isnt this considered child labor, considering their making money off their children
because they don't get paid
ftc just doesn’t rly regulate youtube and child labor laws on youtube it’s like a grey area that hasn’t really been explored yet. my guess is when these kids grow up there will be lawsuits and much more regulation
It’s like child acting I would guess
Ya I agree but the parents are doing it to make money for their family.... which includes their children?? Idk ab u but if my parents did this and got rich I would be more than grateful to them for working hard for something and putting their mind to it.
@@holduponthebeatbitch5143 what if they blew through all their money (and yours) they made on your behalf aswell by the time u would be 17-18?
cody using his beer can as his child is unironicaly the funniest part of this video
I think that’s water in the can
It's water. Does look like a beer can though, which I think was just a smart marketing move.
@@hellbxymedia5027 agreed!
it’s water lol
This feels like a real life Truman show for these kids.
This comments so true it hurts
Wow, crazy to think actually.
Damn :(((
and the kids' downfall will begin once they realise they've been living inside "fake walls" :(
1000th like :))
imagine carrying a child for 9months to have your husband pretend they dropped it over a stairway
Honestly, violence is never the answer... Unless ur husband does that; then violence is the only answer.
I hate that this is a real thing
Here's why it feels weird: the children are being exploited. As children they can't legally consent to having photos/videos posted of them online for anyone in the world to see. Most parents don't do that unless there's money in the equation.
Check out kkandbabyj and okbaby. Serious offenders
Honestly, it’s sick. I’ve seen so many parents doing vlogs obviously intentionally make thumbnails of their child in suggestive poses because they know it’ll get clicks. How can they call themselves parents when they’re exposing their children to online predators?
Who's here when Cody's officially become a dad?
Mee
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isnt he a dad now lol
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@@IsaacLeft69read it again now that ur sober
That kid wasn’t a “natural” in front of the camera. He was brought up in front of the camera. The reason he’s so comfortable is because he’s been conditioned to be like that. I can’t imagine the type of trauma that will come from vlogging like this.
thts he literally wat he said. he said "trained?"
bruh
@@Spottedhusky ?
@@Spottedhusky what makes you think he'd be happy with this sort of stuff
EXACTLY
The worst part is that we don’t even know how this will effect the children, but I’m sure as hell that it isn’t going to be good
that is so true
Wawwawaeaw
Think it’s probably going to make these kids always feel like they need to be performing. Likely will be bad at sharing feels, discomfort, etc and that can culminate in substance abuse problems or just good ol simple discontentment and unhappiness.
*affect
@@zainkhalil7494 they were right, it’s effect
scariest part is that we literally don't know the effects of this yet. we are all watching and know its off, but in 15 to 20 years that future generation may be looking back and say "why was everyone ok with straight child abuse." Like these people could be responsible for real legislative change if their kids lives are ruined.
right? theyre this generations olsen twins and look what happened to them. they said being a child star was terrible and they wouldnt wish it on any child.
Lmao stfu this is cringe
@@xhafts You got brain worms
@@shlorbleflorbnad6927 she got tiktoker brain
literally!! especially since its such a new form of whats essentially just child abuse that there havent really been any studies on it or laws set in place to prevent it yanno
The kid will be so confused when he grows up. He won't know who he really is.
Man, childhood is such an important phase. The negative stuff sticks, just as much as the positive. Those insecurities and fears you have as a child can impact you a lot if they're not dealt with in a healthy way. I can't imagine how badly it will affect these children to be raised this way. They have no privacy, all of their relationships are shallow and fake. Nothing can be genuine. They can't have a discussion with their parents without a camera in their face and millions watching. The psychological damage, ugh
I agree with you except for one thing aside from the really exploitative family channesl what if they're realationships are real but it's just a facade in front of the camera but they go back to being actual responsible parents or maybe that's too much to ask in this world
@@awaisamjad3201 that would be nice, but I don't think responsible parents would do any of this in the first place, facade or otherwise :/
@@ep6808 yeah I suppose
No shit. One scene of a movie you walk into when you're 8 can affect you up into your 20s. And that's obviously not a big deal but it still did shit. Now imagine the obviously fucked up things anyone with a brain can see is wrong, that a child goes through.
I agree. Having a deep conversation with your parents (especially about a serious topic) already takes a lot of courage for some kids to do. Knowing that there might be a camera shoved in your face for the whole world to see may discourage the kid from consulting their parents even more. I'm not saying that the parents would put such a conversation on the internet (I'm also not saying they wouldn't). However, just the thought of this alone would be discouraging
If you want real toxic family content check out that family who does messed up pranks on their kid and stuff 🤦🏻♀️ I think they’re called the Loyal Family. “cheating in front of my daughter prank to see her reaction”, “I don’t want you to be my dad anymore prank on my stepdad” meanwhile the kid is like 10 or some shit
oh my god no.....
those kids are gonna be messed up for life
Jesus
Those kids are going to have trust issues
Where’s cps when you need them
maybe this is just my undergrad psych student disease talking, but every time i start thinking "who could possibly be watching and enjoying family vlog content" when i see a callout video about the ace family or whatever, i hear the parents go "thank you for subscribing, thank you for supporting us, we love you guys so much, our subscribers are all part of our family, every single one, ESPECIALLY if you support us by buying our new merch" and i picture kids out there with terrible home lives and absent parents who keep coming back to the ace family on some level because austin and catherine ace will always tell the kid they love them when their real parents won't. i'd be willing to bet that if you go into their comments section you'll see a bunch of 8 year olds commenting "you guys are so cute i wish you were my parents" which seems like a compliment on the surface but if you think about it for more than a few seconds it just gets really sad. the ace family or the royalty family or whoever don't actually care at all about their subscribers and it's not a healthy family dynamic to exploit your kids for money and views. they milk the sad parasocial relationship they have with their 10 yr old fanbase for money and clout. it probably seems harmless on the surface but young kids are so, so easily influenced by what behaviors are modeled for them, especially in people they perceive as parental/authority figures. idk i'm probably just an oversensitive snowflake but it really just makes me sad.
also theyre fckin cringe
I didn’t even think kids watched them cause I thought they’d be bored I thought it was all weird like 30 year olds and up but I guess that makes sense if they do
Damn I never thought about that. I have watched certain people to live vicariously through them on my super duper low days, and it ultimately just makes me more sad. Ugh imagine being a kid and doing that same thing 😭 family vloggers will never stop, they’re just gettin started! 🙄🥺
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you’re definitely not an over sensitive snowflake!! I wholeheartedly agree and I never would’ve thought about it like that but you’re absolutely right it’s horrible
girl you said disease lol
I can't even process the level of neglect those children have to survive when the cameras are off.
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it’s almost like there’s nothing “family” about this. family is supposed to be loving and personal, but holy shorts, these people are just capitalizing off the fact that they’re related.
Yep correct
Bruh, don’t blame them, blame society for allowing this.....Why are millions of people watching this family do absolutely nothing.....just cause the mom is hot asf
@@ThePOPcultureHashira Hey it's not 'we'
Yup, and also popping out babies and recording the births for “content”. It’s actually disgusting. These should be intimate moments captured on film for the family to be able to revisit and cherish, but instead it becomes something to capitalize of off.
@@ThePOPcultureHashira i mean yes but also no. no one was forcing them to start filming their kids & exploiting them. yes absolutely society is messed up for encouraging it, but the adults of the family also should know better, you know?
Parents like this don’t see their child’s milestones as happy moments as them growing up they see it as a paycheck and click bait and it’s nasty.
This is a modern way of child abuse.
eh
definitely child exploitation at the least
exploitation yea but abuse is a little bit too much
that's a little too far
true
Cant wait for documentaries in the future from the perspective of these kids
“Every child deserves loving parents but not every parent deserves a child,” this really applies to most family vlogging channels. it makes me sick how parents are able to exploit tf out of their children and deem it as okay. it’s such a massive breach of privacy and i hope that in a few years, these kids can sue their parents.
These kids probably never get genuine interactions with their parents. It sucks to see that when their kid is crying their first instinct is to grab a camera not comfort the kid. Nice to see that these parents see their kids as financial opportunities instead of real human beings.
God humanity really needs to be wiped and restarted 🤦♂️
Exactly. I've seen family vlogs like "our son got sick we had to call ambulance" bro it's like the child bleeds and the parents are like aight let me go grab the camera real quick. It's so sick and disgusting.
And what irritates me so much is how rich people don't know how to dress. They just be slapping on brands but not like the nice stuff
It's a psychological and class thing. New money vs Old money.
New money people who got their wealth recently out of insecurities tend to buy flashy name brand in order to apear wealthy. Ironicly proving their previous broke status. Most social media stars are classic new money.
Old money are people who had their money for generations. They tend to hide the fact that they are rich since people act fake or scam them. Old money clothing brands are insanely subtle and exclusive. most people have probably never heard of them.
Like Chanel a brand that sells to both for exsample will sell the junky stuff made in a factory to new money folks in their store. like a cheeply made $300 belt. While having exlusive runway shows that they only invite old money insiders. who get to customize and simplify the clothes and accesories after purchase. That cost an entire semester at college. Chanel is a handbag company traditionly.
The terms that the fashion industry use are.
Ready-to-wear = Broke ass New money bullshit. That isn't different than regular clothes.
Haute couture and bespoke= Fancy tailord and unique designer clothes.
@@hayes1035 u just explained that perfectly. And indeed it is not that they only buy gucci or lv but they buy the cheaply made logo things but gucci and so many other luxury brands have the most amazing pieces but regular people can’t buy them bc of their price point. It just seemed to weird to me that rich people bought the ugliest shit from brands in order to let know that they can afford the brand but thanks for explaining
I know and most of the time designer stuff is really ugly, like they think they look good with their fanny packs and keebler elf shoes
Something I learned very quickly is that if you are strutting around flashing twenty nine brands from head to foot, you are likely to be either 1) being sponsored or 2) insecure about your supposed wealth.
@@hayes1035 this was explained perfectly and it really helped me understand, thank you!!
Bruh just imagine a kid having a seizure and the parents are like: GeT tHe CAmeRa! LeTs pOst tHis oN yOUtUbe!
Have you been to the "my disabled kid" part of TH-cam where they vlog their seizures/breakdowns?
Title: Something happened to Jacob..... *Emotional*
That's part of the reason TH-cam started automatically turning off comments on a lot of disability-related content involving minors.
@@consentclub8431 yes, but you can turn the comments back on in TH-cam Studio if the comments are removed to prevent a minor.
anyone remember on wife swap when that little girl didn’t want her real mom to come back cause she hated being in family vlogs 🙃🙃
We live in a society
@@ste6849 our society exist
No. But holy frig. This is horrid.
what is that vid called so I can watch it on youtube?
what episode was that ?
The worst part is, is feel like at some point these kids are going to realise what their parents have been doing their entire lives. Because eventually they're going to stumble across a video like this one, and realise that they are nothing more than an asset to their parents, and I can just imagine how damaging that's going to be to their entire world view.
But then they'll be given a $200,000 car for their birthday and stop caring. Probably just start doing drugs and blow all their parents money by the time they turn 25.
@@PointB1ank that's the sad reality
there's gonna be a generation of kids growing up with their faces all over the internet. i predict that they wouldn't know how to interact with people the right way due to the fake-acting and their parent's emotional neglect
Holy fuck this was deep lmfao
my dad used to be obsessed with facebook till like 2013, he says stopping posting so much was the best thing he ever did for us
I used to get so annoyed when my parents would act differently around me when we were around other people/in public for for the sake of appearances. I can’t imagine if they’d acted like that 24/7...
Thisssssss
Uuuu never thought about it that way, that would build up so much resentment
Maybe they dont even know how they really are 😯
Yes, that is wrong too
how bad was it?
Im not gon lie. This Cody dude pretty entertaining
Same...I discovered him like two weeks ago and I cannot stop watching
For once I'm actually watching something that's more than 1 minute and am actually being entertained
Don't sleep on Noel either. The man is a expression comedy genius.
i love how Cody apologized for the honey ad😂
the Canadian in him jumped out
i don't.
@@aztank elaborate?😹
i won't.
Cody is the only sensible TH-camr out there
I love how Cody apologizes as he's getting into the sponsorship lmaoooo
lol
TH-cam, the only job you have apologize for getting paid
@@commiedog425 lmao right??
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He apologized for the cheesy transition
I’ve said for ages that TH-cam kids are going to be the next “child stars”. We’ll see them on TMZ in ten years totally off the rails because their parents set them up for failure.
Oh god yeah, like the kids of Daddyof5(the abuse they suffered through doesn't help) or the LeBrant kids.
Yup.
Ah, this is something I’d have to keep my attention to in the future.
TMZ will exist in the future
You hit the nail on the head 🔨
Yk I've been thinking for a while now that you kind of look exactly like Brad Pitt in his prime
TH-cam when someone swears: 😡🤯
TH-cam when someone pretends to kill baby: 🤪🤑
I’m scared to see how some of these kids turn out when they grow up. This gives me exploited child actor vibes but this is more worrying because their home is the set.
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That Royalty Fam kid has such dead eyes.
Reminds me of Drew Gooden's Mary-Kate and Ashley video and how both girls ended up regretting their childhoods because they were just kind of forced to only act and be famous instead of being actual kids
* and they never signed any contract and they have no guarantee to get a compensation
I definitely feel "child actor" vibes but I've never thought of the sets being their home...that's a good point. Sad too :/
These kids would give some good anime backstories when they grow up
the dad from the ace family freaks me out sm. he is actually really scary
He is like a light skinned version of Dennis Reynolds from Its Always Sunny In Philadelphia who is a COMPLETE manipulative sociopath lol 😂
He doesn’t freak me out he’s just a shit head
@@ElPresidenteMargz the ACE method lmao
@@cocoman281
Act like a great father and husband
Cheat on your wife with many insta models
Eat good and have no remorse
oh most definitely. austin (the dad) has been accused of cheating on his wife many times and has faced multiple r*pe accusations
Ace family just split up so............
What, they split up, ok
i really wish legislative bodies would act faster on creating laws and protections for children who are part of these family vlog channels, because, in essence, these children are child actors and deserve the same protections (if not more protections) that actual child actors in Hollywood get. it's sickening and i'm really worried about how these children's mental health statuses and psyches will develop in these highly commodified environments.
you could argue the same for kids in abusive situations of any form, and yet people will get away with these things because there's no law against idiots having kids
@@Symora also cps just sucks
At least child actors get a minimal amount of protection from laws governing how much they can work and how they're getting an education. They have unions and a set full of people who are sick and tired of Hollywood exploitation. These YT family vlog kids have zero protection.
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There absolutely should be laws in place that at least mandate working hours plus financial protection - the kids are probably 99% of the reason people watch these channels, so the families should have to put a certain amount of the revenue from each video the child appears in into a trust that they can't touch to provide for the child's future. It's disgusting how excessively these parents spend the money their children have earned for them.
It honestly is disgusting, using their children as income. and the kids cant even consent. Im sure there are days they don't want to be on camera and "perform" and their parents force them too. Also this content will be on the internet forever, and when they are older they may not want it to be. Home videos are precious memories for families, but these are so fake and not genuine. Also the display of wealth is so gross. they could at least do something inspiring with their money or interesting. These kids will need major therapy, they are child actors in a sense. They will also have a super skewed view of the world growing up when it comes to money etc.
right, back in 2017 i used to be subscribed to a lot of them and i realized how wrong it is to used your babies/ kids for views
There was a wife swap episode with a family who vlogged and the daughter talked about how she just wanted to spend time with her parents without a camera and how she didn’t want to vlog anymore. She actually didn’t want her mom to come back because of the vlogging. It’s so sad to see these kids basically forced to be on the internet and be ready to perform 24/7.
i actually in a class and i’m a decent friend with a kid from an insanely famous family channel, it’s definitely different than the ace fam and stuff, but they are pretty cool with it
@@maxserafini8127 that’s honestly refreshing to hear. I definitely think that there are positive ways to have a family vlog channel, most definitely, but I can’t help but feel bad for the kids on channels like the ace family or the royal family because it just doesn’t feel authentic at all. But it really is good to hear there are families who vlog in an enjoyable way for everyone:)
This is 100% abuse
I’m terrified to see what psychological issues this leads to for these kids’ generations.
oh it’s gonna be gnarly
@@katiedunlap235 lol i always emphasize the g in gnarly
As well. None of these people deserved to become parents.
we’re gonna see it really soon, these kids are growing up
I feel like they'll all become introverts, which is fine by itself. However, I feel like it won't be because they naturally became introverts, they'll just become so exhausted of constantly being watched and having to perform that they'll yearn for privacy and being able to be flawed.
as a youth worker i am 100% sure there are kids that are in the system or have an abusive/neglectful home life that are watching these videos and wishing it was them and that’s pretty fucked up
Everytime I check the trending page in youtube, someone's either pregnant or having a gender reveal smh
Maybe u should get pregnant too and not get a pet cat to ruin
This sounds intense but I'm convinced that a ton of influencers were like "fuck it lets just have a baby" because that content always blows up. I've had to unfollow so many beauty influencers because the second they have a baby they completely abandon their original passion and just post lifestyle/family videos bc thats where the money is.
@@taylorjohnson6898 That's not intense at all... sounds pretty on-the-nose to me.
i don't go to trending because i might lose what's left of my hope for the species.
The pregnancy part seems quite disturbing to me. There's something off about the timing of having their kids
Family channels like these give me the vibes that the kids are gonna grow up with no boundaries and an altered sense of reality. They might not to be able to empathize as well because they were raised talking to a camera.
Chill out, what ya yellin' for? Lay back, it's all been done before. And if you could only let it be, you will see that I am the funniest YouT*ber of all time. Admit it, my dear follow*r mqx
In ten years were gonna see videos trending that are called "My horrible experience growing up with a family channel"
edit lmao: HELP I WAS EXPECTING LIKE 1 LIKE FROM THIS WTF
Definitely!
Now those I’d watch
those would be interesting to watch but i feel like it could do a opposite affect. like they may have such a horrible experience they may never want to go back to the internet again if that makes sense.
I follow a tiktoker who talks about her experience being a kid to a “Mommy blog” said it was traumatizing for the world to know everything she ever did wrong
And their current audience will all pretend to be shocked and horrified
It's pretty sick
“i don’t know why people would want to watch someone raise their kids anyways” i used to watch family vlogs in like middle school bc of how fucked up my own family was lmaooo it made me feel normal bc i could still see and have an understanding of living that type of life
Gonna cry?
@@floydlawton2798 um , no ?… LOL im not hating on what he said i was just making a comment 🙂👍🏼
@@addison6181 I think maybe Floyd needs to cry and he's just projecting it on others
i can relate to this...
The kids have no privacy. So all the kids at school know everything going on at home. All your personal business. How could that ever go wrong?? Also, child actors have work limits and laws to make sure they get paid etc. these kids have no protection. They are obviously the draw for views, but they gotta do chores? They are already paying their way! So much wrong with these people
Totally agree. At this age he's likely treated like royalty (sorry I had to) at school because of the clothes and his celebrity but as he gets older into middle/high school he is going to be feasted on. And that'll be just the start. Poor kid.
IKR child actors have laws on how long they have to work and have more support these kids have nothing
This shit is so weird and dark. These kids grow up without a moment of authenticity or real emotion in their lives, zero real connection to their protective and nurturing figures in their lives. Also, these families have more and more children BECAUSE of their channels, because they know it'll boost the channel, so whether its conscious or subconscious they are getting pregnant and having babies just for the channel... not out of love. Its gross on every level and these children will grow up traumatised by this behaviour. Thats a psychological fact. A child is in the most critical period of development in their lives at these stages and looking into and speaking to a camera lens throughout the entirety of their childhood, in their own homes, and their own BEDROOMS, what is supposed to be their private, safe space, is NOT normal.
there is/was a family vlog channel that literally adopted an autistic child from china to document the process for views, they were in denial about how serious the child's developmental issues were and they literally GAVE AWAY the child after like a year, it's ridiculous. it's so transparent that they couldn't care less about being good parents, as long as they make money.
@@annie420xx don’t be shy, people should know, it was Myka Stauffer.
It is disgusting what they did to that poor child, but I am thankful he’s with a normal, loving family now.
@@keljells i forgot their name, yeah she's awful
@@annie420xx no worries, she’s forgettable bc without her kids and that “story line”, she’s nothing, like so many other family channels.
I just wanted people to know if they stumbled upon the comment and weren’t aware, so she doesn’t get any benefit moving forward.
These people make me sick, truly.
I think ur being unfair, you don’t know what’s going through while the camera is off
I hated the way I looked when I was younger, I didn’t even want my mom taking pics of me lmfao. So I can’t imagine having a camera in my face all the time (while growing up, going thru puberty, going thru the motions of just growing up, etc) and like the idea of millions of people viewing those videos would give me hella anxiety. I was already a self conscious kid and that would’ve made it worse for me.
Same!
ugh literally i cannot imagine how these kids are gonna end up as like teens, you know they will literally do everything to try and get away from them and some might end up w mentally ill bc i’m sure that shit is in a way hurtful to their mental health
SO TRUE I didn't even think about that
Just be thankful we didn’t have to experience this...yikes
hey, i know selfpromo is annoying but i just spent a few hours editing my vid, i’m not asking for free subs but some genuine feedback on it would be appreciated so I can improve, thanks!
the dad is so fake like i can't even imagine what he sounds like just talking normally. idk how 12 million people are like "yeah this guy has good charisma in front of a camera"
If my childhood was recorded and stored for others to watch I would have some serious boundary issues.
yeah like it’s cool when it’s calm and just cherished moments of your childhood for only you to see not the entire world
also imagine being stalked as a child and the person knowing EVERYTHING about you. celebrities at least were with body guards and protected from paparazzi exposing tgen.
@@solala1312 Well and celebs (most of them) signed up for it.
@@cadence7110 I'd even be fine if my grandma posted a home video on youtube and didn't mKe it private but uhhhhhhh..... giving your kid a script and making them participate in this weird fake perfect family is fjcked up
right id feel so violated if every detail of my childhood was publicly displayed with millions watching. there’s times in our life we are embarrassed of or didn’t want anyone seeing but these kids don’t have a choice, anyone can just google them for the rest of their lives and see their entire home life. plus having to deal with the fact your parents prioritized filming u for money at ur low point like crying, upset, etc instead of being able to set the camera down and comfort you
Chris Klemens films his dog only when she's comfortable being on camera yet these people film their baby the second it drops out of the piehole.
HAHA i love chris 💀
lmao
Its the fucking truman show for them kids.
Booger is a QUEEN
What the hell piehole??
This is 100% narcissist behavior. When they're looking into the camera you can see that they're looking at the video screen thing seeing if they look good the entire time. I hate this.
Under rated comment, 330 likes and no comments? I got you
@@heyyou4688 didn't even realize😅😅
I gotcha third comment
@@thuphung367 yoooooo tyty😅😅
@@jxgreen1985 people can have narcissistic behaviors without being a narcissist. so you could be fine...but who know, i don’t know you
watching this in 2024 hearing Cody say ‘I’m not a parent, but’ and just 👀
just thinking that
There’s an episode of “mom swap” or something like that... and one family has a youtube channel and the other family is just a normal laidback family... at one point in the episode the kids from the youtube family tell the other mom that they DONT EVEN WANT TO RETURN to their mom/parents because they say EVERYTHING they do is filmed & takes the fun out of it all... that was really eye-opening for me, as someone who used to support family channels... these poor kids.
oooo what episode is it called, i wanna watch it lmao
Well good on you to realize and turn it around, bc yea these family channels shouldn’t ever be supported. Any child raised in the limelight of public attention, to the point of practice ally being exploited for money and attention, never goes well. Look at the Olsen twins, who basically from the age they were able to do talk were kind of forced into doing endless television and film programs “for kids”, and how they described their childhood experiences.
What episode!!
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About the wife swap episode
If you guys think child actors had it bad in the 80s and 90s, just imagine how hard these kids are gonna hit rock bottom when they get older
I feel like it's worse honestly because it's in their own home 24/7.
Suicide. 100%
They are basically being abused , it's so sad. They are being mind fucked 24/7.
@@bekaht9185 i mean he said the se exact thing .
Shit you are right. Time to invest in coke and heroin stock
There’s a person on tiktok who was the child of a mommy blogger and they’re basically talking about how awful it was and how it damaged the family’s relationship :/
Can you post their username please?
If you still have the username, could you drop it please?
@@lzzmcgr same
@@stellalunamp4 following to get the name
everyone in the comments, i think they're talking about @/throughandlou the tiktoks on this topic start from 30.12.2020
I’m just realizing that this is the same lady who would make her son ogle her in her Instagram comedy videos years ago😂
Omg that’s HER?!
God I hate Andrea Espada’s videos
also filming children when they’re sad or angry and just trying to express their emotions, and uploading it for millions to see instead of helping them, definitely bad parenting and going to be extremely embarrassing for those kids.
I want to see Kelsey do a bunch of hairstyles on Cody for a video. That would be everything hahaha
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@@Пиркечич I deeply regret clicking on the link
No thanks
@@katie2473 what is it? I'm not tryna click that shit
@@puurplegiraffe it’s just a TH-cam video of a guy sitting in front of the camera and forcing laughter for 17 minutes- but it’s disturbing lmaooo and not what I expected
kinda off topic but cody’s hair has grown past the lord farquaad region and it’s great
true
It’s still bad though
@@josetbecerra6853 pls shush
Are we still lying to him that his hair doesn't look bad?
@@AmarHujan just let him enjoy his hair why are some of yall so negative
I can definitely see these kids growing up with some serious anxiety issues and possibly disorders as they grow older. When you grow up with parents who don't allow you to process your emotions fully without them making a big scene, it seriously effects your sense of self overtime. Add in the cameras 24/7 and you will get self-esteem issues as soon as you begin understanding the context behind those seemingly innocent videos your family did of you. I'm seriously scared for how the next generation will turn out mentally once they grow older, having their entire lives broadcasted to the world all the way from birth to adulthood...