Dougherty Dozen | The Family Channel That Overfeeds, Overspends, and Overshares

In our continuous exploration of the intricate landscape of family vlogging, we turn our attention to the compelling narrative of Alicia and Josh Dougherty of the Dougherty Dozen.

#DoughertyDozen #AliciaDougherty #FamilyVloggers

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Intro: 0:00 - 2:54
Who Are The Dougherty Dozen: 2:54 - 5:30
Oversharing: 5:30 - 9:21
Overfeeding: 9:21 - 10:39
Overspending: 10:39 -11:29
Poor Social Media Choices: 11:29 - 13:00
Alcohol: 13:00 - 14:49
Exploitation: 14:49 - 16:40
Closing Thoughts: 16:40 - 18:00

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[Taylor]

She seriously talked about her daughter’s period! Man I am so glad I started seeing how crazy she was. I actually was wondering if more people felt the same.

[buzzfeedhater]

Man i love how you focused on Alicia without dragging the children through any more mud. Concise and on point analysis sans any trashy 'speculative mystique' deep dive channels often get into ❤.

[saragog]

I think they started out with good intentions and lost their way when money and fame got involved. Another family vlog channel that will end in tears.

[LeoLuvsPlay]

Omg, I am just so happy that the internet wasn't around when I had to live in foster care for 17 years. I can only imagine what would have been said about me in the eyes of the foster parents. These kids don't deserve to be exploited like that.

[spiritualbeing]

She’s exploiting those kids, I don’t think anyone can argue that. When she told the child she needed him in the video making dinner because she was filming, that situation says it all. You did a great job putting this video together.

[diannaschafer]

I'm glad someone is finally calling her out

[mrturtle]

I can’t believe this only has 7k views, you deserve way more

[smartalix]

Instead of exposing my kids' private information to one random lady at the checkout, I'll expose them to countless strangers on the internet. . .

Sure, that makes sense. . .

In an alternative alternative universe!

[LoLoLifeinFlorida]

Holy cow everyone's calling Lushy out 😮I'm here for it!

[KMyer]

I personally don't care for the woman and unsubscribed after she denied the income that she receives from social media. But she has to realize that what she's exposing will follow those children to their adulthood. Sad because they are too young to have a say or even determine if they want to be in the videos or not. Throwing ready made products together to make meals, and also mountains of plastic toys, is not what they entirely need.

[emmajane]

She doesn’t want to go into the whole story with the stranger at the supermarket but doesn’t mind telling millions on here 😂 oh the hypocrisy 🤦🏼‍♀️ I can’t stand this woman and her saviour complex.

[radiantbritt]

Well done 🙋🏻‍♀️… way to put the facts together without any low blows and unnecessary disgusting remarks. ❤

[sarah-seww-creative]

Your opening is perfect. The hypocrisy is crazy.

[catnus]

She has ensured that those kids are 100% reliant on her. They need all that food. They need all those gifts. They are not set up for independence at all. She’s not prepping these kids for college or work or adulthood. As a teacher, we see this all the time. “My mama said I can, ” because their mom is giving them everything and anything they could want.

The alcoholism is scary with so many kids that have fetal alcohol syndrome. It’s so unacceptable to have this around them. Kids deserve protection, not exploitation.

[Kaitels]

This is perfectly done, now let's share it around until her channel is taken down.

[aliciap]

Whether she is taking a positive turn in “protecting” these children, the damage and trauma is done. This will remain on the internet longer than their lives and impact their futures greatly.

The interesting point to think about is if an adoption is closed, they why is she broadcasting their lives online for anyone and everyone to view. There needs to be a serious change with regard to how family vloggers exploit their families. As a former watcher/fan of family vlogging, I see now how these poor children are suffering for the “bottom line”.

[fred]

A lot of her content is geared towards predators. This includes giving out info such as where they live and what schools the kids go to.

[hopematches]

How they're allowed to continue to adopt and exploit children is beyond my understanding.

[mariecook]

I have never seen your channel, but I have to say I love your perspective on this woman. She is truly a vile person. Good job!!

[magiccitymama]

It's disgusting that she makes money on these kids and they have no say in their expectations of privacy. She looks so UNHINGED!