I _really_ like them. The kids aren't exploited. They seem to enjoy what they do and have a really good relationship with their parents. And the parents actually said that they think about what the kids will think of what was posted in 15 years. When Olivia is looking for a job, is she going to want her Claire's meltdown on the internet? The mom did a video about how to make a week's worth of healthy school lunches on a budget, because a bunch of kids commented that they eat Lunchables because they are on sale a lot and their parents can't afford healthy food.dw30 wrote:I don’t know if this has been mentioned here yet... but during the Daddy of 5 controversy the Eh Bee Family posted a video that really articulated what I believe “Family vloggers” particularly “Christian/Mormon” family vloggers should be emulating.
I really liked how they mentioned that it was healthy for a creators audience to expect & respect a level of accountability when it comes to protecting children’s rights. I must say I have never seen any of the more popular family vloggers express this same sentiment. If you don’t suck up to them 100% than you’re automatically labeled a hater. When from what I gather on these forums most of us are genuinely concerned about the well being of children.
So many times people have commented about safety issues on Bonnie’s vlogs and we’ll usually get a sarcastic comment a week later. I also think she can’t claim her channel is clean, if they can think to change thumbnails and titles to appear actually “clean” than nope just money hungry not clean.
https://youtu.be/1OxFh6NM5KI
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Anyway, the EhBee's are what I wish more family vloggers were. They do a lot of charity work as well. The only thing I can say against them right now is that they seem to be taking more vacations just them, without the kids, than most parents. I _hope_ that's not the money starting to get to them, but we'll have to see.
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