DailySellouts Part 88

[bunny88]

They really shouldn't have gotten an Australian Shepherd. Obviously, any dogs can be good with kids if you put in the effort, but lazy people should not have gotten a hyper herding dog. Of course Ollie is going to be afraid of her.

They should have gotten a golden retriever or a Labrador. Although, I think Ollie would be more comfortable with a smaller dog like a bulldog or a pug. They got Luna "for" the kids, right? They should have put more thought into it than, "Australian Shepherds are so pretty and our fave!!!!".

Yes my whole life before I had kids I always wanted an Australian shepherd or border collie. Since I'm grown now and have a toddler and 3 year old that isn't realistic. Those breeds just aren't good with children. Over the years I have always rescued dogs and have ended up with a variety. We have 4 dogs that are all members of the family and amazing with my kids. There are so many breeds you can find that make good family dogs! I have a golden retriever mix, jack Russell terrier, Chinese crested powderpuff, and Shih Tzu.

It is so sad that missy got Luna and they are now ignoring her. In her mind though karma is an Australian shepherd mix (I would be willing to bet money that there is no Australian shepherd in him at all). She wanted a dog that would be a good dog just like karma. All dogs are different though.


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I think you just got lucky with your dogs. Jack Russell's and Shih Tzus are notorious for snapping at young children... they're generally not recommended for families along with Australian Shepards.


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I have a shih tzu and she is the sweetest dog, ever. She loves kids. To be fair, she was hand raised by my sister and her family until she was 9 weeks old, but we saw her all the time from the day she was born. I do know hand raised dogs are different from the dogs at puppy mills. All 4 dogs from the same litter are sweet as can be and are great family dogs. They are a pain in the ass to potty train though (the breed as a whole).

But I agree you have to research dog breeds and it looks like they didn't do that. I can't imagine locking my dog up like that! My sweet baby sleeps with us every night, and if I leave I put a baby gate up in the kitchen so she has the whole kitchen and breakfast nook to wander around in. If I am home she has free reign in the house. She is a member of our family. How these ppl treat animals as disposable and an inconvenience is so gross to me.

[ja14]

It was mentioned above they are giving Ollie quarters for chores...
What the hell is he going to do with quarters? He literally gets everything he wants already.

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[brownprincess93]

Missy did a "Disney Name Reveal" video on her channel for the chicks.....is this what her channel is coming too now? We all know she doesn't want to have any more kids so I take it this will be the highlights now - she probably feels like she is the only one on YouTube doing this! One of the chick's pooped on Missy's hand hahaha that was hilarious! She couldn't wait to shove those chicks back in the coop....hmm...remind of you someone else that gets treated like that??

Those kids have no idea that you are supposed to eat breakfast together at home as a family - they end up in a different restaurant everyday! Missy gets all these eggs yet she still goes out to eat them....yeah that's #LanningLogic for you! Okay why didn't Bryan give Peyton the candy? He's such a GIANT GIRL! I swear anything that a teeny bopper would want to do Bryan is always fangirling all over it!

[lmmomSD]

I don't have a problem with rewarding kids for good behavior, but the difference between a bribe and a reward is that a bribe is before the behavior, and a reward is after. But a reward doesn't have to be material. It can be a hug, or a verbal "You did a really great job! I am so proud of you!" They're always giving Ollie rewards whether he behaves or not. And I have never seen him do a chore. I thought the Ollie cam was kinda cute today, because it was him and Finn dancing, not him trying to talk with the camera shooting up his nose. That was a horrible dinner. PBJ and carrots and bananas without mom and dad eating with them? At least I think this time they actually made the PBJs.
And that stupid name reveal. Missy never gets that excited about her own children. Why did she name half after villains and half after heroines? I can't bring myself to watch, but someone said she named one "Cruella"? WTF?
I was so impressed that Bryan actually said "did well" for once!

[ja14]

I'd rather watch a video about her chicks, which she seems to really care about, than another look book.

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[springsahm]

[quote="lmmomSD"
And that stupid name reveal. Missy never gets that excited about her own children. Why did she name half after villains and half after heroines? I can't bring myself to watch, but someone said she named one "Cruella"? WTF?
I was so impressed that Bryan actually said "did well" for once![/quote]

The whole "did good" thing drives me insane. Why? Because I have a PhD in English and I hate when people knowingly butcher the English language.

I have actually commented in the past attempting to politely correct them of this. Moreover, other people comment on it on their vlogs and we talk about it here. They have to know that it's "do well." So, why are they saying it incorrectly? I'd be mortified if people were constantly ridiculing my grammar, especially if it was about one specific thing that I could easily correct. I wonder whether Bryan does it more often when Missy's around. I've definitely heard her say it more frequently.

Also, way back when I was still a mild fan, I commented about their new intro because it said "New videos everyday." I explained to them that it should be "every day," not "everyday," because "everyday" is an adjective, as in "an everyday hero." If you want to refer to something that happens daily, it should be "every day." Anyway, by the next day, Bryan had actually changed the opening sequence to correct the grammar.

So, based on this experience, I know that they care about grammar to some extent. So, why are they so stubborn about this one thing?

[cats-or-die]

[quote="lmmomSD"
And that stupid name reveal. Missy never gets that excited about her own children. Why did she name half after villains and half after heroines? I can't bring myself to watch, but someone said she named one "Cruella"? WTF?
I was so impressed that Bryan actually said "did well" for once!

The whole "did good" thing drives me insane. Why? Because I have a PhD in English and I hate when people knowingly butcher the English language.

I have actually commented in the past attempting to politely correct them of this. Moreover, other people comment on it on their vlogs and we talk about it here. They have to know that it's "do well." So, why are they saying it incorrectly? I'd be mortified if people were constantly ridiculing my grammar, especially if it was about one specific thing that I could easily correct. I wonder whether Bryan does it more often when Missy's around. I've definitely heard her say it more frequently.

Also, way back when I was still a mild fan, I commented about their new intro because it said "New videos everyday." I explained to them that it should be "every day," not "everyday," because "everyday" is an adjective, as in "an everyday hero." If you want to refer to something that happens daily, it should be "every day." Anyway, by the next day, Bryan had actually changed the opening sequence to correct the grammar.

So, based on this experience, I know that they care about grammar to some extent. So, why are they so stubborn about this one thing?[/quote]
Because their audience are children and that's how children speak.
Anything to relate with their fans!


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[cat9480]

I don't think it's terrible to reward good behavior sometimes. It should first be clear to Ollie that he is earning a reward by demonstrating a certain behavior, and the reward only given *if* he truly earns it. They need to help him understand that there are positive and negative consequences tied to his behavior -- instead of just throwing a treat at him, regardless of whether he actually earned it, because it's easier than saying no. Otherwise, it's just a bribe. And obviously, I don't think a reward system should be the only method to get him to behave or do chores. It's just one tool out of many that they can use to their advantage.


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[lmmomSD]

I'd rather watch a video about her chicks, which she seems to really care about, than another look book.

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That's true! That look book was awful. Mostly because those clothes didn't fit.

What do they do with all those eggs? They go out to breakfast all the time.

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[Coolowl]

I'd rather watch a video about her chicks, which she seems to really care about, than another look book.

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That's true! That look book was awful. Mostly because those clothes didn't fit.

What do they do with all those eggs? They go out to breakfast all the time.

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I'm telling you they are selling them, lol. I am sure they give some away to family but they definitely are selling the rest. There was no need for all the fancy supplies Bryan got Missy if they didn't intend to do so.

[ja14]

I'd rather watch a video about her chicks, which she seems to really care about, than another look book.

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That's true! That look book was awful. Mostly because those clothes didn't fit.

What do they do with all those eggs? They go out to breakfast all the time.

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I'm telling you they are selling them, lol. I am sure they give some away to family but they definitely are selling the rest. There was no need for all the fancy supplies Bryan got Missy if they didn't intend to do so.

I don't think they are selling them. I think they just give them to friends and family. He got her those tools because they are so extra. Just another way to show off.

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[HelloSweetie]

I agree with MommaLindsay about the dog thing. The type of breed can definitely tell you a lot about the typical nature of the dog, but there are always exceptions.

I have a beagle and she's very good with my boys, but not as good as our previous beagle was (her great-uncle). He was gentle as a lamb, and would never think of even nipping, whereas she's more spirited and will "mouth" if they accidentally hurt her. Beagles are great with kids, but you should I still think watch them. The same goes for all dogs.

B&M know they don't watch the kids closely. They know their house is too big to see/hear all, so they should have got a more "low maintenance" dog. We knew they would treat Luna like this, but my heart still breaks for her. Karma too really.

[tintin15]

Cassie did an apartment tour and her apartment is soooo simple. Still definitely a pricey apartment, but you just know if B&M had to live in an apartment (God forbid!!!), it would have six bedrooms, two full bathrooms, all wifi-connected appliances, three balconies, a bidet, an office, a playroom, a private pool, three washers and two dryers, and a myriad of servants.

Obviously Cassie doesn't have as much money as them, but you can just tell that her taste isn't as extravagant and useless as theirs. No Williams-Sonoma wooden spoons in sight

[Theirmom]

I'm all for giving kids an allowance for doing chores, but Bryan specifically said it was to reward Ollie for not being mean to Finn.
No.
He's SUPPOSED to be nice to his brother. You don't get rewarded for EXPECTED behaviour. "Good job at not hurting someone today, Ollie! Have some money!" That's shitty parenting. Discipline your kids when they are acting inappropriately, and reward them when they EXCEED expectations. That's parenting 101.


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[HelloSweetie]

I'm all for giving kids an allowance for doing chores, but Bryan specifically said it was to reward Ollie for not being mean to Finn.
No.
He's SUPPOSED to be nice to his brother. You don't get rewarded for EXPECTED behaviour. "Good job at not hurting someone today, Ollie! Have some money!" That's shitty parenting. Discipline your kids when they are acting inappropriately, and reward them when they EXCEED expectations. That's parenting 101.


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EXACTLY. My kid knows not to act out in public because he'll get in trouble for it when we get home. When he's exceptionally good I recognize it and he gets rewarded. This not only generates confidence, but builds manners and character that make your kid one that others are likely to warm up to and appreciate more.

No one wants to deal with a little brat that's running wild and being disrespectful. Sorry, but NO.

[lmmomSD]

Virtue is supposed to be its own reward. Kids need to learn to be good just for the sake of being good, because it's the right thing to do. Ollie isn't going to learn integrity if he is bribed for good behavior. He isn't learning how to do the right thing even when no one is looking. I have a feeling Bryan especially doesn't know what integrity is. I am almost positive that if no one is looking, he will happily break a rule. But he's #parentinggoals

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[priestess]

OKAY so i've never watched dailybumps before, but this forum seems exciting so i'll post observations below.

• (MOD EDIT) I think bryan is gay
• i need that giant connect four game
• the kids are cute aw
• they have their own chicken coop??? BRUH
• honestly tho nice house. is that just from yt money? damn

[springsahm]

OKAY so i've never watched dailybumps before, but this forum seems exciting so i'll post observations below.

• bryan is gay
• i need that giant connect four game
• the kids are cute aw
• they have their own chicken coop??? BRUH
• honestly tho nice house. is that just from yt money? damn

Yes, all from YT money.


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[KV86]

I seriously wish they would stop calling Ollie a Toddler. It's getting annoying now. I have a child the same age as Ollie and I haven't called him a toddler for well over a year now. He's a preschooler!

[lmmomSD]

I seriously wish they would stop calling Ollie a Toddler. It's getting annoying now. I have a child the same age as Ollie and I haven't called him a toddler for well over a year now. He's a preschooler!

It really is. He's 2 months away from being four. This is ridiculous.

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