Brianna K: Moldy Punch, Mom of a Spoiled Bunch, Pills Again for Adam's Lunch | Part 6

[jazieg]

Well, the Dad Challenge just went after Bri again today. Yes, I watched it. He was using the comments he got on the last video he did on her and people were calling him out for being mean, etc., It was pretty funny, but also really showed why he does what he does. He also showed their real comments which I thought was good. Trashed her online course too.

Anyway his last comments were he's going after the Beastons and he mentioned Chris having an affair gossip on YTMD. He must read here...

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[adivina]

Well, the Dad Challenge just went after Bri again today. Yes, I watched it. He was using the comments he got on the last video he did on her and people were calling him out for being mean, etc., It was pretty funny, but also really showed why he does what he does. He also showed their real comments which I thought was good. Trashed her online course too.

Anyway his last comments were he's going after the Beastons and he mentioned Chris having an affair gossip on YTMD. He must read here...

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I think this is a perfect example when people get mad and not have constructive criticism for pointing things out on someone is a huge indicator that there is a story there


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[Lifeisfun]

Everything about this new video is staged I swear. I could never leave my newborn in all white clothes constantly he pooped through them every time hahaha. Also she’s so committed to “getting ready” every morning and having full hair and makeup. She says its what she needs to do but it’s all fake to me.

Oh and constant boob shots continue lolol

[Courtneyshayne]

Wow. She's a brainiac huh? First she asks if postpartum hormonal night sweats only happen to breastfeeding moms. Now she's asking if there is a way to "hold back" his pooping after a feeding.

[nl_s]

Wow. She's a brainiac huh? First she asks if postpartum hormonal night sweats only happen to breastfeeding moms. Now she's asking if there is a way to "hold back" his pooping after a feeding.

I think she’s going to really struggle with this transition. For 4 years she and everyone around her have eaten, breathed, pooped, slept, and lived on an hour by hour strict schedule. Now she’s having to fully surrender to a newborn that isn’t going to follow her routines and doesn’t care what’s on her planner for the day. She’s going to really struggle with that since she’s such a control freak and she’s forgotten that a newborn is completely out of our control since it’s been so long and she’s become so much more uptight over the years.


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[Daffodil82]

In the birth vlog from today, 11/4, she finally said it was a scheduled induction for 8am. Wow, so shocking. Maybe she was saving the big reveal for this video...ya know, for content. Gotta do everything based on what brings $$$.

[JMinnie]

In the birth vlog from today, 11/4, she finally said it was a scheduled induction for 8am. Wow, so shocking. Maybe she was saving the big reveal for this video...ya know, for content. Gotta do everything based on what brings $$$.

She also said that she didn't have the epidural ("press the button") in the video, but if you watch the L&D vlog, it shows her laying on her side and she clearly says, "I can only feel it on one side so I am laying down to help distribute it." But in the new video today, she doesn't bring that up at all and won't address it. Its like get your story straight! Say what you mean, mean what you say and be a credible person, cause I don't know what to believe anymore.

I didn't have an epidural by choice, but she clearly had some pain relief even if it just worked on one side. My pain relief was biting my arm lol

[SeaSide7]

I just looked up nuchal cord (around neck). “Extremely common, with 1 in 3 babies being born perfectly healthily with the cord wrapped around their neck.” Same arrival goes on to say that a true knot happens for 1 in 2,000 and is “rarely a danger to the baby.”

STOP WISHING FOR THINGS TO BE WRONG, it’s disgusting. She’s beyond.

[adivina]

I just looked up nuchal cord (around neck). “Extremely common, with 1 in 3 babies being born perfectly healthily with the cord wrapped around their neck.” Same arrival goes on to say that a true knot happens for 1 in 2,000 and is “rarely a danger to the baby.”

STOP WISHING FOR THINGS TO BE WRONG, it’s disgusting. She’s beyond.

My sister was born earlier because of the cord being around her neck and that you should not have regular birth but ce section just in case it does become dangerous i have know of a couple of people and the same story so if she did have that issue she would not be induced but given a c section


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[bobcat4ever]

Adam’s drunk and disorderly charges have been discussed. One was in 2011 and one was in 2015. But also the last one happened a few months before Landon was born ...

He has a few more than that (and these are only the ones that we know of). With the 2015 one he would have been in his early 30s. His drinking problem along with the pills is not a good environment for the kids. And we have all seen the video of him at Disneyland sh*t-faced stumbling around with slurred speech while pushing the kids in a stroller. And Bri thinks it is just great to push alcohol constantly in their family.

[bobcat4ever]

Adam’s drunk and disorderly charges have been discussed. One was in 2011 and one was in 2015. But also the last one happened a few months before Landon was born ...

He has a few more than that (and these are only the ones that we know of). With the 2015 one he would have been in his early 30s. His drinking problem along with the pills is not a good environment for the kids. And we have all seen the video of him at Disneyland sh*t-faced stumbling around with slurred speech while pushing the kids in a stroller. And Bri thinks it is just great to push alcohol constantly in their family.

[ds1158]

All these YT moms have got to be freaking out that the ball is rolling to bring them all down (starting with Myka). In the last month it has really picked up steam (esp with Dad Challenge). You can only pop out kids for views for so long and then the game is over. You've racked up a mountain of debt that will last for 20+ years with all the kids you created and there will be no more $$$ coming in. I will be p*ssed if the rest of us have to pick up the tab when they go on welfare and food stamps.

I loved when one of the vloggers did a follow up of some of the people that took her $1000 course in February and found that most are struggling to get any views almost a year later.

I bet Bri really loves it when DCP and several others refer to her as this 40 something who uses botox (she is only in her early 30s but looks really weathered without all the caked on makeup).

[OGirl88]

OMG - it was so cringey watching the Dad Challenge Podcast review of Bri, Myka, and Tiff's London trip from 2 years ago. The 3 of them have to be SO EMBARRASSED now by how they look in that video. All 3 of them acted like total uneducated morons throughout. Same goes for the Las Vegas trip he also reviewed. A good reminder that once you put something out on the internet it is out there FOREVER!

[Lifeisfun]

So I watched the birth story video. She needs to watch how she is using the word “miracle”. Yes of course every baby/life is a miracle in it’s own right. But she went through honestly a very normal labor and delivery process. A good number of babies are born with the cord around their neck. Most women push for a few hours. She acts like everything she went through was some insane over the top birth. She didn’t even tear or need a csection. It’s just in the nature of all of these youtubers to exaggerate everything for the views.

Also I know it was mentioned above and she was called out for it in her comments but there is no such thing as “getting the epidural needle in your back but not getting the medicine”. I had an epidural and still got into various pushing positions, with the help of the nurses obviously. She clearly just wants to encourage the idea that she did this naturally. Which, who cares either way?! Haha

[Kina88]

I watched the birth story. I’ve never had a baby so I am just making a guess here, but doesn’t it seem like she started pushing too early based on her story? Maybe she was rushing to really get that 11/20 date

[Rightofway]

I watched the birth story. I’ve never had a baby so I am just making a guess here, but doesn’t it seem like she started pushing too early based on her story? Maybe she was rushing to really get that 11/20 date

I have had a baby but didn't watch the birth story. From what I've read, she pushed for 2 hours? That's not abnormal. If you have trained medical staff they won't let you push until your body is dilated and ready, but that doesn't stop you from saying you pushed for however long you want to say! (Again, I didn't watch the video so she may have footage showing herself pushing and that's cool too. Lots of ladies push for a lot longer than the 2 pushes you see on a movie, lol.)

[Dannirou]

So I watched the birth story video. She needs to watch how she is using the word “miracle”. Yes of course every baby/life is a miracle in it’s own right. But she went through honestly a very normal labor and delivery process. A good number of babies are born with the cord around their neck. Most women push for a few hours. She acts like everything she went through was some insane over the top birth. She didn’t even tear or need a csection. It’s just in the nature of all of these youtubers to exaggerate everything for the views.

Also I know it was mentioned above and she was called out for it in her comments but there is no such thing as “getting the epidural needle in your back but not getting the medicine”. I had an epidural and still got into various pushing positions, with the help of the nurses obviously. She clearly just wants to encourage the idea that she did this naturally. Which, who cares either way?! Haha

THIS!! Lol. When you get the epidural, you get the epidural. With my first, I never pressed the button either but that epidural certainly worked! also, no Bri I doubt you were pushing so long because it was a big baby. My babies were both larger than hers and I pushed for 45 mins first time and 10 mins with my second. You pushed for so long because you were not ready to have this baby and rushed it for YouTube views

[Jennie219]

Both my brother and I were born with the cords around our neck. Yes it’s scary but we are 25 and 27 now and just fine.


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[nl_s]

Yeah it’s actually very common for the baby to have the cord around their neck. Most doctors just unwrap it really fast and you never even know it. Also I had an epidural too and you push the button to get MORE medicine (I push it when I knew I was about to have to push out the placenta). But there’s still the chance it didn’t take all the way, and sometimes they pause it while you’re pushing so you have an easier time pushing. If they had done that and she pushed for 2 hours then there is a good chance it wore off a good bit but it doesn’t mean she didn’t have one and instead had a natural birth.


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[AmateurSnark]

Per her IG stories, she’s relaxing today because she realized she’s pushed herself too hard.

You mean it isn’t a good idea to have a newborn and immediately go straight into doing hair/makeup/nice clothing every day?!

I’m 35 weeks today and can barely manage to get myself put together most days (it’s almost 11 am and I’m still in my pajamas). My plans once this baby gets here are basically “whatever it takes to survive.” Because I’ve had a kid before and I know that anything else is ridiculous - especially in the first couple weeks. Did Bri think being in YouTube would exempt her from that?