Okay I am so sorry but Greta Wilson thinking peanut butter actually has butter in it is going to drive me INSANE. This has to be a joke right? We can’t be that stupid?

Anybody watch this girl? Chelsea Johnson. EVERY. SINGLE. VIDEO. Is about how her kids (1 and 4) don’t sleep. This has been the focus of her content since the older kid was like 1. And it’s sooo painful to watch. She doesn’t enforce any kind of bedtime, and when her daughter (the older child) wakes up “hungry” at 1 AM, she will literally turn on the TV and order DoorDash?? Like she’s not trying to fix their sleep AT ALL, then blames THEM!! Then her daughter will sleep in until noon because she’s up half the night!

Currently, her son has been throwing up in bed every night for 3 weeks. She thinks he has lactose intolerance or some dairy allergy, yet she keeps giving him dairy bottles before bed. She has NOT tried oat milk, soy milk, almond milk, etc. it’s like she doesn’t care because him constantly getting sick creates content. She just keeps trying different types of dairy milk like low fat, lactose free, A2, etc. which are all going to make him sick if he has a dairy allergy or milk protein allergy. He was breastfed until 1 which is why this issue is rather new.

People will comment expressing concern about the sleep issue and the new vomiting issue and offer actual good, well thought out advice, and she’ll thank them but not take any of it.

I feel bad for her kids.

Everyone should just delete their social media or at least not give all of those influencers a platform. Can we go back to following only those who we know personally? I would love to see influencers struggle in the real world with a real job. They are all sooooo out of touch with reality and we’re supporting them even when we only stay to gossip about them later on.

It always baffles me how many followers these influencers get when they can barely spell and do the bare minimum with spell check. Psychic and physic, definitely and defiantly, loose and lose, smoothe and smooth.

Newborn baby is in what is essentially a plastic bag with no breathability 🫠

I have a child who has special needs, so I understand to an extent the confusion, isolation, and despair. I do. But that’s what support groups, FB groups of parents of kids with the same condition, maybe mental health care for yourself is for. But I cannot understand a mother who posts her child’s worst moments online for content, interactions, and money. Seeing that “send a gift” overlay on the photo of her injury really just makes the point loud and clear who this is really for. The only person I feel sorrier for than her son is that poor aide who got one small mention and probably continued to deal with this for hours.

Something is just off with her, and I can’t really wrap my head around it. The first time I saw her page, I already thought she was super skinny, but idk if it’s the tan or if she’s actually gotten even skinnier, but wow.

"Mom shame is never cool" is a bold thing to say in response to people commenting on a plastic bag laying over your infant.

Her response is pathetic and does not justify or change how careless and dangerous this is.

Also, why is your infant child at Disney in the rain to begin with 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

This isn’t really a shade post, just something I’ve noticed when her posts come across my feed. Wherever she’s living gives me hotel / corporate office vibes? The stainless steel light fixtures, the tile and the baseboards? Something about her kitchen also gave hotel suite vibes. Obviously she doesn’t live in a hotel or an office, lol, but I just find it so weird?

Also I really don’t know anything about her - she just started showing up in my feed because it seems like we have kids around the same age.

She has recently gone through a DRASTIC weight loss this year and I’m so happy for her and will admit she looks great. However, for my sanity, do you think she edits her recent pics? I’m just shocked her arm looks that good after such a drastic weight loss. Maybe it’s strength training idk but it really fucks with my mind. The weight loss epidemic is already messing with me but then when people come out the other side with no loose skin, stretch marks, or sag, it rlly messes with my head. After my (albeit smaller) weight loss journey, my arms are flabby and have loose skin so idk for my mental wellbeing I hope there’s a higher power giving her the luck I didn’t have

Like this particular influencer pops up on my YouTube all the time (and she’s always ridiculous- posted a recent video of her and her baby on a four hour roadtrip and she propped a bottle in its mouth the whole time)- I saw another persons Matt and Abby post with their newborn in a plastic poncho and then I see this. Do they all talk and plan their stupidity? I have a baby that looks to be around the same age and I would never put them in a plastic poncho like that

Can't stand all the subtle sexual innuendos from both of them

This is just devastating and heartbreaking!!! All these content babies will one day share their own feelings and stories about this trend in social media. Parents need to be parents and not use their kids for paychecks!!!!

Kurin whatsherface is joining these ranks with her, like, 4 weeks old?! 4 week old unvaccinated child, at that?! Regardless of your vaccination feelings, that is wild to me.

What are these people doing?!

Here she’s talking about stretch marks🤦🏼‍♀️
This girl needs to be humbled.

They don’t wear sunscreen and they look burnt. Also, there are so many different kinds of sunscreen. Some sunscreen is just zinc which is as natural as it can get, maybe mixed with beeswax and other natural plants products. Why do they oppose sunscreen if there are natural options? This can’t be healthy information to spread.

Im not sure if this is relevent, but I just wanted to see if anyone else noticed this. For context Brad Mondo is a hair stylist influencer. He reacts to videos giving tips and whatnot.

One thing I've noticed that irritates me is whenever the video is a white girl with super long silky hair, he is always in shock. He says its gorgeous and nothing needs to be done to the "perfect hair". Particularly it will always be blondes. I've noticed that with brunettes, curly haired people, or black people he is way less impressed. He usually goes straight to what they are doing wrong or what not. There is no mone t of they have pretty hair or anything. I do not think I've ever seen him compliment diverse hair types. This is a bit petty but I just wanted to know if anyone else noticed it.