Tag: YouTube

  • YouTube Taught My Child How To Kill Herself

    This is an exceptionally hard thing for me to post. I’ve thought long and hard about this. I’ve decided it’s way too important not to bring awareness to other parents. This is not up for criticism. I only want to let all parents know what to watch for….

    Kids YouTube, roblox, fortnight… no matter how much you think you are monitoring your child.. notifications to what your child is watching. It doesn’t matter. My 7-year-old child was taught how to attempt suicide by kids YouTube and these games. She has expressed that she doesn’t feel neglected or unloved. Instead, she was constantly told to ‘go kill yourself’ by other gamers, by kids YouTube. Shown HOW to.

    Sunday night, she had a full-blown anxiety attack. Which I held her and sang to her while she got through it. Monday, she drew this in school.

    This is a VERY real danger! I NEVER thought I would find myself helping my SEVEN YEAR OLD CHILD through an anxiety attack. PLEASE, keep your children away from these things. I’m just so glad my child was able to express her feelings before she actually tried to harm herself. I never thought something as ‘innocent’ as kids YouTube would have these subliminal messages. Again, I’m only sharing our experience in the hopes to prevent another child going through this.

    Writte by MeridyLeeper

  • Parents Are You Aware What Five Nights At Freddy’s Really Is?

    Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNAF) is a series of point-and-click horror games for PC and mobile made by independent game developer Scott Cawthon. The game’s settings and characters vary from game to game, but the premise between them remains the same: You, looking through the eyes of the games’ protagonists, must stay alive for five or six days against an onslaught of animatronics who want your blood.

    It is a good game for teens. However, the background story isn’t. So one day a guy dresses up as a character from the restaurant and lures kids into the back to murder them. To hide their bodies he puts them in the robots. Over time people notice blood coming out of the robots mouth. If you look around on the later five nights at Freddy’s the poster of the 4 kids laughing turn into 4 kids crying. When you know the story the game is SO much scarier

    Five nights at Freddy’s seasons 1-4 and Sister Location tells the story of five+ children getting murdered by a costumed, mentally insane entertainer. There are also Springlock failures, where a costume crushes an employee. The characters themselves are possessed by dead children, and kill any night guard they encounter. There are also heavy implications of the Springlock robots kidnapping children and crushing them within them, and the survivors being gassed and used for deranged experiments. The last thing I want to note is a character named Springtrap, who has exposed, crushed internal organs and a visible corpse skull when he lifts his mask.

    So, yeah, not a thing for the kids to be playing.

    Obviously it is entirely up to you if you allow your young children to watch the videos on YouTube or to play the game but I thought it best to let people know the back story, I didn’t think anything of it after all places like Smyths stock lots of FNAF toys and I believed it was aimed at children but even the creator has stated it is not for a young audience.

  • Do You Know These YouTubers?

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  • Is Jo Jo Siwa A No No?

    IS JO JO SIWA BOWS A NO NO?

    Jo Jo bows have been banned in multiple UK schools .

    The coloured bows are not allowed in UK schools because they do not comply with some uniform codes and are ‘distracting’ to teachers and other students.

    The massive hairclips became popular after being worn by social media star JoJo Siwa.

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeV2O_6QmFaaKBZHY3bJgsA

    Does a hair accessory really affect how a child learns or distract their class mates?

    We asked parents in schools around Essex to tell us their views.

    Jenny Clark said “Like every trend, it will pass. Let them express themselves, it’s only a bow. My daughter wears them and I thinks they look ridiculous but know it’s harmless. Trends come and go!”

    Stephanie Gold said “That should be banned from ever where over priced rubbish jo jo is just a no no” ugliest thing i’ve ever seen, if i were a child at school i would be distracted and unable to concentrate due to the utter ugliness  .

    What’s your thoughts on the Jo Jo bows? Whether you like them or not do you think it’s over the top to ban them from schools or believe it does go against the uniform code?

    Are children at your childs school allowed to wear them, if not what reason have the school given for their decision.

     

  • Has YouTube Taken Over?

    I remember the good old days.

    Getting home from school and putting on Nickelodeon, the Disney Channel or Cartoon Network, enjoying some quality children’s entertainment.

    But the days when kids like Recess, Rugrats and The Powerpuff Girls appears to be coming to an end, some children are more interested in watching YouTubes videos of others playing with toys or unboxing things.

    Why do you think children have made this switch?

    Let us know in the comments.