OKBaby- Part 3: #SaveLevi

[melliakoni]

I do believe they live pretty frugally for the money they must pull in. Also YouTube checks do not have taxes automatically taken out so to be safe they probably have to put away 1/3 of their check to pay proper taxes. I think it's smart to put away a good chunk of their money to one day purchase a house however I think they should be taking advantage of the money they have to buy better quality foods. I also think that they should be furthering their educations now since neither of them work.


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[melliakoni]

But who knows maybe they're also saving to pay for classes all at once rather than making monthly payments etc.


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[puzzledbyit28]

It's amazing sometimes to compare O and K to other young parents on YouTube. I watch videos from an Australian mother of six kids ages four and under (they had a spontaneous set of triplets). The parents are 23, have three toddlers and three infants, no daily help and not much money and they still manage to spend quality time with their children, feed them nutritious and balanced meals and even teach them reading, counting and math. In the video I watched today, the three- and four-year-old were doing addition and some multiplication (they even knew the answers to 100+100 and 100x100).

It's such a stark contrast to go from those vlogs to OKBaby where Kyra is too busy snapchatting and tweeting pictures of food to pay attention to her son. She can't even figure out how to play with his baby toys with him. I give Oscar a bit more credit than Kyra because he actually seems interested in attempting to parent Levi, but mostly he's just off flying his drone somewhere inconvenient or breaking whatever new and expensive toy he just bought himself.

Young parents can be good parents. Oscar and Kyra say it themselves all the time. Unfortunately neither Oscar nor Kyra seem interested in putting in the time and effort it takes to become a good parent.

[DeeplyMissable]

I don't hate Oscar's montages, I actually find the drone footage quite fascinating, it's the MUSIC that kills me. Stupid chipmunk sounds. I have to mute it every single time.

[DeeplyMissable]

So the camera IS totally destroyed, and Oscar goes, "Well in my defense I wasn't really that impressed with it." WOW.

[addyrs]

It's amazing sometimes to compare O and K to other young parents on YouTube. I watch videos from an Australian mother of six kids ages four and under (they had a spontaneous set of triplets). The parents are 23, have three toddlers and three infants, no daily help and not much money and they still manage to spend quality time with their children, feed them nutritious and balanced meals and even teach them reading, counting and math. In the video I watched today, the three- and four-year-old were doing addition and some multiplication (they even knew the answers to 100+100 and 100x100).

It's such a stark contrast to go from those vlogs to OKBaby where Kyra is too busy snapchatting and tweeting pictures of food to pay attention to her son. She can't even figure out how to play with his baby toys with him. I give Oscar a bit more credit than Kyra because he actually seems interested in attempting to parent Levi, but mostly he's just off flying his drone somewhere inconvenient or breaking whatever new and expensive toy he just bought himself.

Young parents can be good parents. Oscar and Kyra say it themselves all the time. Unfortunately neither Oscar nor Kyra seem interested in putting in the time and effort it takes to become a good parent.

Ah! Chloe, Rohie, and Beans! I watch them too. The difference between O&K and them is incredible. I am so impressed how smart Evan, Otto, and Felix are and I love how the family spends so much time going to parks, playing together, and as a result the kids learn so much. C&R are significantly better young parents than O&K.

[vesti]

So the camera IS totally destroyed, and Oscar goes, "Well in my defense I wasn't really that impressed with it." WOW.

He is SUCH a dick!

[beanboozled]

agreed on one of the posts above^

I like O's drone footages too, I do hope he'll be more careful with using/flying it. It already crashed twice!

Kinda feel sorry for them for what happened with the new camera, it wasnt intentional, but it couldve been prevented, the camera fell and soaked in the sink full of water for more than 15 seconds for crying out loud! I was only a few days old

[blahblahblahhh]

How much was that camera?


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[loulouinnz]

I was going to post about Chloe and Beans too! But i wasn't sure if i was allowed to 'promote' someone. I don't agree with a few aspects of their parenting style but overall they do an amazing job and those kids are amazingly bright (and nurtured to be so)

[webbygurl626]

How much was that camera?


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She said it was almost as much as their rent, however much that is!


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[mydietsucks_1]

I no longer give these morons views and I rely on this website to provide the run down lol Who did baby choose in the latest vlog? If it wasnt Oscar ill bet its was because Kyra hadnt fed Levi and she was holding treats hahaha

[melliakoni]

I no longer give these morons views and I rely on this website to provide the run down lol Who did baby choose in the latest vlog? If it wasnt Oscar ill bet its was because Kyra hadnt fed Levi and she was holding treats hahaha

It was Oscar lol. Took him a few seconds to decide with almost no hesitation


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[DeeplyMissable]

I looked up the camera on Amazon (where they seem to buy everything) and it was 1,200

[CypKitty]

It's amazing sometimes to compare O and K to other young parents on YouTube. I watch videos from an Australian mother of six kids ages four and under (they had a spontaneous set of triplets). The parents are 23, have three toddlers and three infants, no daily help and not much money and they still manage to spend quality time with their children, feed them nutritious and balanced meals and even teach them reading, counting and math. In the video I watched today, the three- and four-year-old were doing addition and some multiplication (they even knew the answers to 100+100 and 100x100).

It's such a stark contrast to go from those vlogs to OKBaby where Kyra is too busy snapchatting and tweeting pictures of food to pay attention to her son. She can't even figure out how to play with his baby toys with him. I give Oscar a bit more credit than Kyra because he actually seems interested in attempting to parent Levi, but mostly he's just off flying his drone somewhere inconvenient or breaking whatever new and expensive toy he just bought himself.

Young parents can be good parents. Oscar and Kyra say it themselves all the time. Unfortunately neither Oscar nor Kyra seem interested in putting in the time and effort it takes to become a good parent.

Whats the name of the channel?

[CypKitty]

OK just found them. Very cute. Not your typical Aussie situation

[lmmomSD]

Idk why she is expecting an engagement ring they haven't been together that long! If awksey doesn't feel right about it at the moment let him be. I don't think that it helps any pressuring the situation

Seriously! They haven't even been together two years until September, I think. For someone their age, two years is way too soon for an engagement ring.

Been lurking, but I had to comment on this. It's too soon to expect an engagement ring but not too soon to move in and have two kids together?

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