OKBaby: Too many trips, still no snip! | Part 35

[pineberry]

Watched their IG stories and looks like they are gonna vacation in Puerto Rico. I love how literally almost ALL of these family vloggers think they are "above" the pandemic and rules/common sense dont apply to them. Why do ALLLLL of them need to travel amid covid??? Disney, Hawaii, Colorado..... This is why we are so far from flattening the curve. Stop being selfish and just stay the fk home for a few months, is that so hard?

[justsaying]

Watched their IG stories and looks like they are gonna vacation in Puerto Rico. I love how literally almost ALL of these family vloggers think they are "above" the pandemic and rules/common sense dont apply to them. Why do ALLLLL of them need to travel amid covid??? Disney, Hawaii, Colorado..... This is why we are so far from flattening the curve. Stop being selfish and just stay the fk home for a few months, is that so hard?

staying at home was all they ever did and now, ever since there's a pandemic, they are constantly on the move - moving states, visting family, going on trips there's absolutely no need for them to go on a vacation right now

[skippy1931]

now they pulled the kids out of school and are going to teach them while stating the ca school was amazing but won't share just in case so we know they are going back. they said it had to do with levi but wont' say why. said he would cry every day going to school so kyra decided enough. so just like kkandbabyj because you kid cries you give in because whackson learned very quickly if he cried or lied and said he didn't want go they didn't make him and eventually took him . they can't keep these kids clean on a schedule anything but now dumb and dumber will teach them. kyras school teacher vibe while teaching them was pathetic

[theshamanisright1]

Oh my fucking god. They pulled their kids out of school. GOD DAMN IT OSCAR AND KYRA. Kids cry before going to school! it's normal! do they seriously think they can home school, eventually, four entire children? so because Levi was having trouble in school that means you've got to pull Alaya out as well? why does she always have it so badly? they don't have the means, the time or the education to homeschool these kids. Put them in a different school, they've got the money to send them to any school they could want. I hate this. I hate it here

[MiloandMax1]

If what they are saying is true I can't blame them for pulling them. I probably would have to. But I also think she should have taken him and then pulled him at the end of the day so that he didn't think crying got his way.

It was mentioned even here that Levi seemed to be angry lately, it does make sense. They also need to realize they put the kids through a lot of changes themselves so maybe they need to accept some of that blame (move to Cali, then new baby which is an adjustment in itself, then back to Utah).

Kyra also needs to want more for her kids, by that I mean she didn't finish high school. What is she going to do if Levi gets upset in actual school?

[ytmamaviewer24]

Saw the vlog title so decided to watch their video after what feels like a year.. I'm conflicted. If what they say is true and something was happening to Levi. Then if it was big enough, I feel like they should sue the school? if its not big enough for that then just pull him out and enroll him somewhere else, dont keep him at home for a year doing nothing, because that wont benefit him in any way. From what they described it seems like he might have been bullied and teachers did nothing. That kid is gonna need therapy what with his lack of stability and whatever happened with him at school. Also they shouldn't have taken Alaya out if she was doing great, that's just gonna be a setback for her when she goes back in a year.

[sezzajaydee]

I’m sorry but Khoa’s hair is hilarious. Is he channeling his inner Bieber?

For the most part, that was probably the most intelligent thing I’ve heard those pair say. Oscar had a few moments where I raised an eyebrow but I do believe they’re making the right choice.

Even when it comes to Alaya. If the standards aren’t being adhered to in Levi’s class, how can they be sure they’re doing the right thing in her class.

[MiloandMax1]

I do think that they need to report it to the board. I know here daycares have the student teacher ratio she was talking about and they have state employees that drop in unannounced to check.

[strongybady]

I fee like Levi's "incident" was a potty accident in a kid that's way past potty training. It would show regression and mental health being affected and I can see and respect them not talking about it to embarrass him. But they kept mentioning that it didn't involve other kids and no onw got hurt which makes me feel like that's what happened

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[ALittleStitious]

If what they are saying is true I can't blame them for pulling them. I probably would have to. But I also think she should have taken him and then pulled him at the end of the day so that he didn't think crying got his way.

It was mentioned even here that Levi seemed to be angry lately, it does make sense. They also need to realize they put the kids through a lot of changes themselves so maybe they need to accept some of that blame (move to Cali, then new baby which is an adjustment in itself, then back to Utah).

Kyra also needs to want more for her kids, by that I mean she didn't finish high school. What is she going to do if Levi gets upset in actual school?

So I haven't watched but just reading this my heart breaks for those kids, even more. Kyra and oscar are doing some damage. They need to settle the fuck down and pick a state and house to live in and stay there. And they need to stop having babies. They're really screwing with their other kids. And they're clearly way over their heads. Kyra just was rambling a few videos back about how she is so stressed and just doesn't feel right and "doesn't know why" when it's glaringly obvious why she is having such a hard time. And if it's hard for her, imagine how hard it is for her kids.

You're absolutely right. They need to want more for their kids, and they need to help them. I think since they had some hardships as kids and they turned out "okay" it's made them bitter and given them a "well if I did it, they can too" mindset. Those kids should already have college paid for with the money their parents earned off of them, but we all know how they feel about education. They need to get their heads out of their own asses and really thinks about their kids and their futures.

Sorry for bit of an off topic rant, these two just really get me going lol that being said, I hope everything is okay with levi and the school situation.

[wonderwall99]

I agree thinking it was a potty incident like he peed his pants in school or something of that nature. Poor kiddo.

I think everything coupled with the new school must have changed Levi and altered his behavior. Not to mention he's old enough to know he's not close to family either. Moving states, having a different room from his sister, having a new sister, changing schools, seeing his mom probably go through some PPD, everything had to have doing this. I don't think it was just the school alone, although I agree if they tried to speak to the director and things still didn't get better and stay better id be annoyed.

At Levi's age, if their behavior is being affected so strongly by something like school or daycare I would have no problems taking them out. I think if there was no covid they might have gotten them in another school but with protocols and all that maybe it wasn't possible.

The fact that he's still not in kindergarten though is odd. I will never understand the weird birthday deadlines for schools in the states. In Canada, the year you turn 4, no matter if its in January or December you start kindergarten.

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[MiloandMax1]

I understand pulling Alaya out to, why pay that school if they have teachers like that. But I also feel like if it was happening to Alaya they'd say she was just being a drama queen.

[chloe6124]

I just watched their video. They did the right thing. That teacher should be fired. I would of pulled Alaya out too. Hopefully once Levi gets to actual kindergarten next year he gets to a school that has better structure. They should be thinking of a private elementary school.


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[chloe6124]

I agree thinking it was a potty incident like he peed his pants in school or something of that nature. Poor kiddo.

I think everything coupled with the new school must have changed Levi and altered his behavior. Not to mention he's old enough to know he's not close to family either. Moving states, having a different room from his sister, having a new sister, changing schools, seeing his mom probably go through some PPD, everything had to have doing this. I don't think it was just the school alone, although I agree if they tried to speak to the director and things still didn't get better and stay better id be annoyed.

At Levi's age, if their behavior is being affected so strongly by something like school or daycare I would have no problems taking them out. I think if there was no covid they might have gotten them in another school but with protocols and all that maybe it wasn't possible.

The fact that he's still not in kindergarten though is odd. I will never understand the weird birthday deadlines for schools in the states. In Canada, the year you turn 4, no matter if its in January or December you start kindergarten.

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No it isn’t odd. He just turned five in oct. So it’s perfectly normal not to be in kindergarten yet.


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[Phoebe99]

it’s hard to judge their decision when we don’t know what the ‘incident’ was but it was obviously hard on levi since it was causing behavioral issues and making him sob daily which isn’t normal for a 5 year old whose never cried going to school before. and for those who didn’t watch the video, they did mention they couldn’t enroll them immediately at another school because all the ones in their area are full, not because they WANT to homeschool them. i cant judge because it sounds like levi became a completely different child at home due to something that was happening at school which is not normal or acceptable at all


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[chloe6124]

The fact they said when he had a substitute teacher he loved it says everything.


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[lmmomSD]

The fact they said when he had a substitute teacher he loved it says everything.


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I wonder if Levi was paying the price for having non-Mormon, non-married parents in Utah.
It could happen.

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[MiloandMax1]

The fact they said when he had a substitute teacher he loved it says everything.


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I wonder if Levi was paying the price for having non-Mormon, non-married parents in Utah.
It could happen.

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That teacher didn't sound Mormon, would 4 & 5 year old kids be that way? I think the kids probably had their friends since the beginning of the year and didn't let Levi in. He was also probably in a shell since he knew he had to leave his friends in Cali (maybe scared to make new ones).

[MiloandMax1]

The teacher ratio alone especially for kids that age would have raised concerns with me. I also think its odd they weren't doing anything with him like they explained he wasnt bringing home what they did that day.

I do think when Kyra looked through the window after an incident it was something like what was said above and may be she had to bring extra clothes or something. Because why weren't there other parents if it was during a drop off.

[chloe6124]

Just sounds like a bad teacher. Sounds like Kyra and Oscar aren’t just babying him. Something was wrong.


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