It's not about having something going on or not, I think, but it's just a trick they have to film 1 or 2 or 3 topics on a day (as less as possible) - and preferably make a click-bait out of one of them - so they are free the rest of the day to live their day without the camera. Daily vlogging isn't really daily vlogging anymore, like a diary about the things that happen from morning to evening, but has silently evolved into this "trick", besides the trick to film maybe 2 things that are going on in a certain part of the day, to use for another vlog. Although I can't blame them in the end, I couldn't imagine filming myself everyday! But still, when watching I experienced it as way too easy to just film the kids singing and Cullen visiting a dermatologist. Note also that Katie was, again, hardly present in the vlog, and sitting all the time. While she could have taken a walk with the dogs, and preferably the cats as well so they can go to the toilet decently. :p I think nobody has mentioned yet that it's their own fault for either not having potty trained the cats well, or not cleaning the litter pot well so the cats avoid the dirty litter, or to not let the cats go outside. They live in an extra quite neighborhood now, maybe they could consider giving the cats a cat-worthy life and let them go outside, the cats are bored to hell, which is a quite form of animal abuse.
Believe me, they are well aware of the fact that Cullen babbling in the car for a minute or two is easy peasy footage. And the kids singing and dancing took much too long of a time IMO, it was boring after awhile. Although I enjoy watching Brooks, I think he's cute and I like his character. I wish Cullen would stop provoking Brooks' sensitive spot though, I feel like his temperament should be soothed, not heightened up, only to _create_ a sensitive spot. I also think Katie's intelligence tends to be over-estimated, the PhD program she followed is not that hard to do, and repeatedly saying (for the vlog or not, I don't care) that willingly overwhelming a baby and provoking anxiety by putting large balloons in front of Brooks (and multiple times repeating this with other things) is according to the psychology of confronting someone's (UNHEALTHY, Katie, UNHEALTHY, UN-ADAPTED!) anxieties, shows precisely the contrary of insight in this psychological 'principle', and is plain dumb in my opinion. Brooks' responses of feeling overwhelmed, anxious, looking at his parents, and crying, are totally normal and healthy behavior. And should be the signal to stop your behavior, in other words to _avoid_ the situation, immediately. Every normal human has the instinct of not doing it to begin with, okay maybe men less than women
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