Stop Exploiting Children For Content #shorts

Parents- remember you are building your child’s digital footprint and this child doesn’t deserve to have her first “viral” video be this.
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[Raven]

She really thought it would only make the dad look bad but it just makes them both look like awful people

[no_self_esteem]

I'll leave a comment for the algorithm. Your content is really important. Also all these 'innocent' Videos of children are concerning. Not only because of predators. Also because of the Digital footprint itself.

[MrsShocoTaco]

Kids are cruel and will tease one another based on literally anything. "Your dad didn't want you" is a sharp weapon that she just handed to anyone that kid comes in contact with in her future. Good job, Mom.

[Decadence]

We need laws like in Germany. Where people have a right to thier own image. And you cant post pics of children where they can be identified. Or anyone else for that matter. No random person should have to worry if they will be posted to the internet without thier knowledge or consent.

[lmnopgr]

i reported a video just about a week ago. it contained content where a young boy had had a toileting accident in his pants. the boy was old enough to explain to his father how it happened, and then the father was figuring out what to do next.

i’m sorry. WHAT?? who does this?? who does this to their child???

[chaotic_dit]

This child has a digital footprint already, and it doesn’t even know how to walk yet.

[tiffbeevachou]

I love your statement of "children are not content". It really is that simple.

[jennifergeorge]

This is so sad and disturbing. People need to stop playing audience to these channels

[Hollywoodbearluv]

These moms don’t care about that child, the father, or anyone else. She cares about likes and views. Nothing else matters. They run off the dads to have less accountability.

[janellebea]

I appreciate the awareness being spread around about child safety. It is unsettling how many parent's mentality has normalized this kind of behaviour. Hope this video reaches more views.

[noone-umhk]

I'm glad I grew up in the 80s/90s before all this crap started. I don't use social media outside of YouTube and it's just mind boggling to me that parents willingly put this crap out there for everyone to see. I have two young children and I couldn't imagine posting anything like this.

[Aqui..]

Leaving comments for the algorithm. I'm so glad your channel exists. People are revoltingly short sighted by watching all these channels that use kids for content.

[mysticmoon]

So glad you had the courage to speak on this. We all know putting children on camera is wrong but we have seen so much of it that it became the norm. I as an adult do not use social media because I am aware that I will be online forever.

[WinterWitch]

A girl I went to high school with would have her disabled toddler hold up a chalkboard she’d write things like “Why doesn’t my daddy love me?” Or “Daddy doesn’t pay child support and I’m hungry” on it and post it publicly to Facebook. It’s been years ago, but my heart still hurts for that sweet little boy (edit, spelling)

[lanenadrz]

I do not understand these people 🤦🏽‍♀️ my child’s father is a dead beat but you will not see a hint of anything suggesting I hold a grudge or ever speak ill of him especially around my child. This is no one’s business and as a mother our priority are our children doesn’t matter how hurt YOU are you need to put your kids first no matter what

[sskills]

I 100% AGREE, AND SO SHOULD EVERYONE ELSE! THUS IS JUST SICKENING, AND DISGUSTING!!!

[pleasedontfeedthe]

Thank you for speaking up about child exploitation on social media! I've been saying this for years.

[gircakes]

"Hey predators! my child is vulnerable and ungarded! Just thought I'd let you know."

Basically, serving your kid up on a golden platter.

[michelleblank]

I truly understand my sister on not exposing my niece. She rarely posts any photos of her, and I should thank her next time I see her. My one friend is the same way.

[firewaterbydesign]

*I can see why she would want to document the situation, but I cannot see why she would post it on the internet!!!*