DailyOutOfTouchWithReality Part 87

[Playsinrain]

So are they officially a toy channel now bc entire month has been toy video after toy video... just a quick count and 16 of the last 36 vlogs (since easter pool party) have been toy centered thumbnail/titles...

[Coolowl]

If Missy didn't want her kids attacked by the chickens she shouldn't have gotten chickens.. point blank.. Thats a risk you take every time you allow your children around ANY animal. If she supervised her kids and didn't allow the kids and the chickens to be alone together, or around each other she wouldn't have to worry about the rooster. But then, that means Missy would have to watch her kids.. sooo.. we know thats out of the picture. The boys can get attacked by the hens just as easily. Especially now that one hen has chicks. It would have been more responsible for her to serve the rooster for dinner than to pass her responsibilities as an animal owner on to someone else.

It's the same with Luna. That dog is more for Bryan and they sent her away not because it was "hard" for them to train her but because she was nipping the kids and Ollie became scared of her. You can even see how scared he is/was of her when she came back from the training camp. They were trying to tell him it was ok to touch her now but he was still very unsure. I have a feeling she nipped him really hard where he associated it with her wanting to bite him, so that made him fearful of Luna. If you pay attention when they first got her he wasn't scared of her but since he has never been around a nipping puppy of course Ollie would be all lovely with her when she came home. Now she spends most of her time in a crate or locked up...hell, even poor karma gets locked up in a bathroom or that hallway area with the door that leads to the guest room.
I bet money Ollie is 100% still scared of her no matter what they show in the vlogs, and don't get me stared that they didn't adopt but, instead, bought from a breeder like Ellie and Jared did.

These people should not have more animals (or kids).

[fossilfinger]

. If she supervised her kids and didn't allow the kids and the chickens to be alone together, or around each other she wouldn't have to worry about the rooster. But then, that means Missy would have to watch her kids.. sooo.. we know thats out of the picture.

Yeah, I agree. They're chickens; they will generally stay in one area. It's not like a rooster is going to walk miles to the house just to attack someone. So if they kept the kids away from the chickens, or only allowed them to interact one-on-one with certain chickens that were more gentle, they would not have to worry about them attacking.

[Coolowl]

So are they officially a toy channel now bc entire month has been toy video after toy video... just a quick count and 16 of the last 36 vlogs (since easter pool party) have been toy centered thumbnail/titles...

It is the only way they can make their "big youtube bucks" since sponsors now will only go with wholesome content. Remember, they have to pay for that God awful pool remodel. Lol

[lmmomSD]

So are they officially a toy channel now bc entire month has been toy video after toy video... just a quick count and 16 of the last 36 vlogs (since easter pool party) have been toy centered thumbnail/titles...

They make $$. The fidget spinner one already has 1 million views, and the gummy snake one has a lot. Toys, gummy food, and children crying-- let's bring in the $$!

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[Coolowl]

. If she supervised her kids and didn't allow the kids and the chickens to be alone together, or around each other she wouldn't have to worry about the rooster. But then, that means Missy would have to watch her kids.. sooo.. we know thats out of the picture.

Yeah, I agree. They're chickens; they will generally stay in one area. It's not like a rooster is going to walk miles to the house just to attack someone. So if they kept the kids away from the chickens, or only allowed them to interact one-on-one with certain chickens that were more gentle, they would not have to worry about them attacking.

Yup, she doesn't supervise them Ollie goes out alone and opened the egg compartments and even the coop. She has found it unlocked many times and a few times the chickens got out.

[Playsinrain]

If Missy didn't want her kids attacked by the chickens she shouldn't have gotten chickens.. point blank.. Thats a risk you take every time you allow your children around ANY animal. If she supervised her kids and didn't allow the kids and the chickens to be alone together, or around each other she wouldn't have to worry about the rooster. But then, that means Missy would have to watch her kids.. sooo.. we know thats out of the picture. The boys can get attacked by the hens just as easily. Especially now that one hen has chicks. It would have been more responsible for her to serve the rooster for dinner than to pass her responsibilities as an animal owner on to someone else.

It's the same with Luna. That dog is more for Bryan and they sent her away not because it was "hard" for them to train her but because she was nipping the kids and Ollie became scared of her. You can even see how scared he is/was of her when she came back from the training camp. They were trying to tell him it was ok to touch her now but he was still very unsure. I have a feeling she nipped him really hard where he associated it with her wanting to bite him, so that made him fearful of Luna. If you pay attention when they first got her he wasn't scared of her but since he has never been around a nipping puppy of course Ollie would be all lovely with her when she came home. Now she spends most of her time in a crate or locked up...hell, even poor karma gets locked up in a bathroom or that hallway area with the door that leads to the guest room.
I bet money Ollie is 100% still scared of her no matter what they show in the vlogs, and don't get me stared that they didn't adopt but, instead, bought from a breeder like Ellie and Jared did.

These people should not have more animals (or kids).

And of course it's easier to send her away for weeks at a time to be "trained" away from Ollie and Finn than it is to train her at home. The training should have included both of the kids. So they can learn how to act around her, and she can learn how to act around them. Ollie could learn how to tell Luna NO when she jumps or nips and Luna would learn not to mess with him. Since they sent her away Ollie is still scared and doesn't want her around (so she gets locked in a crate 24/7) and Luna is still overly excited around him bc she wasn't trained around kids and shes just excited to play with him.. It's always easier to send her problem animals away than it is to teach Ollie how to behave properly around said animal. Dogs and chickens alike..

[Playsinrain]

. If she supervised her kids and didn't allow the kids and the chickens to be alone together, or around each other she wouldn't have to worry about the rooster. But then, that means Missy would have to watch her kids.. sooo.. we know thats out of the picture.

Yeah, I agree. They're chickens; they will generally stay in one area. It's not like a rooster is going to walk miles to the house just to attack someone. So if they kept the kids away from the chickens, or only allowed them to interact one-on-one with certain chickens that were more gentle, they would not have to worry about them attacking.

Yup, she doesn't supervise them Ollie goes out alone and opened the egg compartments and even the coop. She has found it unlocked many times and a few times the chickens got out.

Exactly!! Kinda goes along with my last comment, it's easier to get rid of the animals that Ollie causes problems with than to tell Ollie he isn't allowed to do something (open the chicken coop himself, let the chickens out, LEAVE THE HOUSE...) or teach him responsibility (DON"T LEAVE THE HOUSE, keep the doors closed so Zuri wouldnt escape, stay away from the chickens when they are out)

[tintin15]

It's giving away pets to me. If Mimi wanted a cat, she could have got one herself. Cassie getting Koda and then leaving him is the same thing.

Don't adopt a pet if you're so willing to part with them.

I can have my opinion just as you have yours. How someone treats their animals is absolutely something I'm going to judge and "hate on." Fair enough if you disagree, but that doesn't make my opinion any less valid.

When Missy gives the next rooster away I'll feel the same way... and when she ultimately gives Luna away. Yes giving them away will be the best decision for Luna, but that still won't mean Missy isn't guilty of collecting animals only to eventually lose interest when they are no longer cute.

I have to hand it to Cassie, I think she only left Koda because she moved to an apartment that doesn't allow dogs. She put out a video a couple weeks ago saying she was moving to a place where she could take Koda. Still weird that she wasnt all that concerned about it, but at least she had a reason unlike Missy (the rooster attacking was a reason, but still so uncaring and the other animals there were no reasons for) and she's happy to take him back.

Dear, sweet Missy, like you said, just loses interest in animals. Of course, when someone is like that, it's totally better for the pet to go with someone who will care for them properly. BUT Missy isn't doing it because it's best for the animals. She's doing it because it's best for her because she gets sick of the animals and creepily seems to form NO attachment to any animal they get. That is still so weird to me. Having to get rid of my cat or sending my dog away to be trained for weeks would be painful for me, even if there was a perfectly valid reason for it.

[tintin15]

I find it interesting that Ollie is seemingly afraid of Luna, but Finn has no problem. I think I recall him hugging her when she came back from training the first time.

My guess is that Ollie terrorized the poor thing, so of course she went after him more than Finn. So surprising. That is something I would expect from a child Finn's age, Ollie is old enough to be taught how to act around a dog. He's still young, so of course he'll have slip ups (kids are learning EVERYTHING so they're going to do things without knowing it's wrong), but I'm willing to bet they didn't stop him.

[Playsinrain]

It's giving away pets to me. If Mimi wanted a cat, she could have got one herself. Cassie getting Koda and then leaving him is the same thing.

Don't adopt a pet if you're so willing to part with them.

I can have my opinion just as you have yours. How someone treats their animals is absolutely something I'm going to judge and "hate on." Fair enough if you disagree, but that doesn't make my opinion any less valid.

When Missy gives the next rooster away I'll feel the same way... and when she ultimately gives Luna away. Yes giving them away will be the best decision for Luna, but that still won't mean Missy isn't guilty of collecting animals only to eventually lose interest when they are no longer cute.

I have to hand it to Cassie, I think she only left Koda because she moved to an apartment that doesn't allow dogs. She put out a video a couple weeks ago saying she was moving to a place where she could take Koda. Still weird that she wasnt all that concerned about it, but at least she had a reason unlike Missy (the rooster attacking was a reason, but still so uncaring and the other animals there were no reasons for) and she's happy to take him back.

Dear, sweet Missy, like you said, just loses interest in animals. Of course, when someone is like that, it's totally better for the pet to go with someone who will care for them properly. BUT Missy isn't doing it because it's best for the animals. She's doing it because it's best for her because she gets sick of the animals and creepily seems to form NO attachment to any animal they get. That is still so weird to me. Having to get rid of my cat or sending my dog away to be trained for weeks would be painful for me, even if there was a perfectly valid reason for it.

Oh god me too. I have the worst pet parent guilt in the WORLD when i just send our dog to be boarded while we are out of town for trips or what ever. I'm totally the one who calls the border 2-3 times a week just to check on her and misses her like crazy the whole time!!!

[MamatoanAngel]

All they do is complain about how long Finn naps or lack thereof. It's ridiculous. News flash, he's what.. a year and a half? He's probably more than ready to drop his first nap. Sleeping "only" 20-40 minutes should be a sign for them.

Quit being lazy. Give him one nap, later in the day. He's a bit old for a morning and afternoon nap. You'll survive Missy,promise.

40 minutes seems like a good quick nap to me. Why do they expect a child his age to nap for hours and hours twice a day? Then shove him back to bed at what, 7?

Why did they have another kid? I really hope they don't have more. I'm not sure about Bryan, but Missy is lazy and doesn't enjoy actually putting in the work to be a parent.

My 3y/o still naps once a day. It used to be 2 hours, he's slowly weaning himself to one,which is perfectly fine..

I enjoy the lack of nap, gives us more freedom to do things.

She said he's speaking a ton of words, but I haven't really noticed anything. Then again, I don't even understand her nearly 4 year old.

He can't even say candy correctly amongst others. And I've noticed they next to never correct his horrible speech.

How are they even considered parents? Because they give them those crustable whatever the hell they are and pizza? Teach them something! Children their age are absolute sponges, it's astonishing how quickly they pick up on stuff.

I don't get why they don't take more pride and joy in teaching? I'm so thrilled when my son learns something new. I'm currently teaching him how to count to 20 in French and it's so rewarding. Ugh. I don't get them.

There is more to see than stupid gummy worms and trips to Disney. Not like they'd know, always locked up in that playroom.

[Ducklings4]

Two things. First when I taught Kindergarten both myself and the other teacher was pregnant. Our class rabbit got loose one weekend. After that it's personality changed. The students could no longer feed it. He became an attack rabbit. He got loose during lunch one day. Both of us had to run around the room 7 mos pregnant to catch him


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[Coolowl]

All they do is complain about how long Finn naps or lack thereof. It's ridiculous. News flash, he's what.. a year and a half? He's probably more than ready to drop his first nap. Sleeping "only" 20-40 minutes should be a sign for them.

Quit being lazy. Give him one nap, later in the day. He's a bit old for a morning and afternoon nap. You'll survive Missy,promise.

40 minutes seems like a good quick nap to me. Why do they expect a child his age to nap for hours and hours twice a day? Then shove him back to bed at what, 7?

Why did they have another kid? I really hope they don't have more. I'm not sure about Bryan, but Missy is lazy and doesn't enjoy actually putting in the work to be a parent.

My 3y/o still naps once a day. It used to be 2 hours, he's slowly weaning himself to one,which is perfectly fine..

I enjoy the lack of nap, gives us more freedom to do things.

She said he's speaking a ton of words, but I haven't really noticed anything. Then again, I don't even understand her nearly 4 year old.

He can't even say candy correctly amongst others. And I've noticed they next to never correct his horrible speech.

How are they even considered parents? Because they give them those crustable whatever the hell they are and pizza? Teach them something! Children their age are absolute sponges, it's astonishing how quickly they pick up on stuff.

I don't get why they don't take more pride and joy in teaching? I'm so thrilled when my son learns something new. I'm currently teaching him how to count to 20 in French and it's so rewarding. Ugh. I don't get them.

There is more to see than stupid gummy worms and trips to Disney. Not like they'd know, always locked up in that playroom.

Bryan's parenting is more about being his kids BFF than their dad, so he isn't any better just because he spends more time with them than Missy.

I have noticed that any time they have attempted to teach these kids anything they give up way to fast....laziness. Look at the times they have tried to teach Ollie how to properly play with games where you take turns. He does what he wants and all they do is tell him no like once or twice and laugh. It's rather sad.

[MommaLindsey2]

I am shocked that Finn still takes two naps. My 18 month old has gone about a year with just one nap a day. It's still a 3 hour nap or so. I think missy is expecting too much to think that Finn needs so many naps. 1 is sufficient. He wouldn't cry so much if she didn't force them on him like that.


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[Ducklings4]

Two things. First when I taught Kindergarten both myself and the other teacher was pregnant. Our class rabbit got loose one weekend. After that it's personality changed. The students could no longer feed it. He became an attack rabbit. He got loose during lunch one day. Both of us had to run around with the room 7 mos pregnant to catch
Oops hit the wrong button. At the end of the school year he had to go to the proverbial farm. He would not be safe for anyone and the vet said we had no choice. The students never learned of his fate.
Second. We adopted two sibling pups. They were both so sick which is why we took both. As they got healthy they began to fight. Not puppy fight, blood was drawn stitches almost lost an eye fight. To do what was right for the pups, we put them both up for adoption. Which ever one was chosen first, we would keep the other. It was a hard process, but the one is in a home where she is spoiled and the one we kept is spoiled by us. My son says we were the conduit to get her to her forever home.
Zuri needed to go for her sake. She was not a cat for young children. Bryan and Missy do not do their homework when it comes to house pets.
Luna is not a breed for young children. She needs to work and she needs to respect her owner. All can be done positively. I do not condone hurting an animal.
My opinion is they rehome pets for a good reason, they just don't get them for a good reason. Sorry for messing up my post. Rant over

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[HelloSweetie]

Didn't realize that a bad decision repeated time and time again shouldn't be judged if that person always makes a good decision in the end.

Missy, the animal lover, scammed a horse ranch (though I guess she did give them money eventually). Let's not forget that. I doubt giving the animals away has anything to do with wanting what's best for them. It's like Finn's naps, it's all about what works best for Missy.

[whys0seri0us]

Didn't realize that a bad decision repeated time and time again shouldn't be judged if that person always makes a good decision in the end.

Missy, the animal lover, scammed a horse ranch (though I guess she did give them money eventually). Let's not forget that. I doubt giving the animals away has anything to do with wanting what's best for them. It's like Finn's naps, it's all about what works best for Missy.

But the only one truly given away was he rooster. Lol

She just left Claire and Leo living where they were living and I guess yea she gave Zuri away but it's still with family.

I just think that is different then like giving them away to a stranger or an animal shelter or something.


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[whys0seri0us]

Do Steps to Wander have a thread here?!


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[janem]

Do Steps to Wander have a thread here?!


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Yes it's second to the last one on the list that shows up. They used to be under other or lesser known but got moved to the front since their such a disaster.


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