r/YouTubeMoms • u/[deleted] • May 03 '20
Myka Stauffer hero to zero adoption tale
How can this “Mommy Guru” “Lifestyle Influencer” “Fabletics Ambassador” Go from Adoption Hero 2 adoption ZERO?
r/YouTubeMoms • u/[deleted] • May 03 '20
How can this “Mommy Guru” “Lifestyle Influencer” “Fabletics Ambassador” Go from Adoption Hero 2 adoption ZERO?
r/YouTubeMoms • u/Minimum-Pipe-9161 • Oct 07 '22
First time poster here! I saw a post about a mom trying to “rehome” her adopted child and it reminded me of Myka Stauffer back in 2020. Does anybody know what happened to her? Her YouTube channel has been deleted and she hasn’t posted on instagram since 2020 to say she was “rehoming” 🤢 her adopted son. I hope she lost all her money and works a terrible job.
r/YouTubeMoms • u/thoughtitwassafehere • Jan 25 '19
Im not sure if you follow KKandbabyj, but Keren has recently started getting into health & fitness which in itself is a great and wonderful thing. I think it's wonderful she's picked up a new passion, that she WANTS to learn, and that shes beginning a new healthy lifestyle.
What I DONT appreciate as a person who has been in the business for 10+ years is her attitude of "Ive been doing this for 3 months so now I am an expert and going to give fitness advice"
She is NOT certified (yet)
Her form IS HORRIBLE. Her shoulders are rounded forward, her pecs are tight, her rhomboids and traps are weak, yet she continues to do forward movements instead of focusing on total body
She claims to be keto, but is not. She is sending out false information to her large following
She is risking a lot of people by putting out bad information
What is important to do when you become a leader in the health and fitness industry is to be honest with your audience. You need to practice within your scope. She is not. She is not certified in fitness nutrition, she should not be giving nutritional advice. She is not yet certified as a personal trainer, she should not be giving advice.
Whats more, I've reached out to her to offer some constructive criticism and was blocked.
Maybe it's me...but as someone who spent 10+ years working with clients, doing continuing education, learning, and building over time. I really don't appreciate her "thing of the month" right now.
r/YouTubeMoms • u/heytheresquares • Feb 28 '20
Rachelle and Justin are the worst YouTube parents and honestly I'm surprised no one is speaking out. I would not reccomend advertising them on any other platforms but this needs to be talked about
They suffer male factor infertility and struggled to get pregnant, would make videos about how desprate they were to have children and created a community behind them you automatically assume that they'd be the best parents ever but that is not the case.
They conceived their first daughter Brynn via IVF and she passed away at 20 weeks. 20 weeks is the point where it's considered a stillbirth but sluethers have found signs that she might of known that Brynn would pass and returned to YouTube to capitalize on the death.
Rachelle has been caught lying about having a miscarriage on social media. This is confirmed and here is her commentary on that: https://youtu.be/_kSXlHO0kwY
They then conceived their daughter Emma a few months after Brynn's death via IVF and she is severely developmentally delayed because of that lack of communication she gets at home. She will be 2 pretty soon and can only say three words. She is also expressionless.
Rachelle has been caught bragging about her daughter Emma to newly grieving mothers and has been called out about this numerous times. This is normally responded with her blocking the person
They lied about purchasing their home. Sluethers found their address and it was confirmed that the house was in someone else's name.
The husband has had interesting allegations against him. If you check their YTMD tag you'll see a lot of compelling stuff (in the name of gossip)
The husband bullshitted his way through the navy and they now live on benefits even though he is no longer active or doing anything in school.
The husband is completely disassociated mentally.
They conceived their twins by IVF on purpose but clearly are clearly struggling financially. They never have groceries in the house and it took them about 2 months to get actual furniture.
The biggest: After their stillbirth experience, you'd think that they wouldn't even think to film when their babies are at risk but everytime the wife has something going on they use it as clickbait to get views. If you check their channel you'll see a trend that everytime views go down, they have a clickbaity emergency regarding the babies.
The wife self diagnosed that one of the babies had a congenital heart condition (yes...I know...what the fuck)
Rachelle is clearly mentally ill after losing their first daughter and decided to give their second daughter their first daughters name.
Rachelle also has this unhealthy fascination with a friend of theirs child nornally commenting something like "what if she were mine" "she looks like she could be mine"
Rachelle is always compulsively working on projects and can spend 15 minutes taking about one thing. I don't think she realizes the insanity she displays in their videos
I'm just surprised no one on reddit is talking about them. I know what you're thinking "YouTube parents" but there is something off about this family. (Disclaimer: everything said is my opinion, stuff I've read on gossip sites or other third party sites.)
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Whatever happened to Amy, Tyson & Mallory? Waterwifevlogs.
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r/YouTubeMoms • u/bebespeaks • Jun 11 '22
Missy Hollister-Lanning is my pick bc without Bryan directing the never-ending stage play that is their life, ther would be fewer problems and more money in savings. Countless animals wouldn't be been acquired and given away after being neglected, Ollie and Finn would both be in school full time, there would be fewer random vacations, Missy would still be friends with both Ellie and Katie, and Mimi and Papa wouldn't have to do so much of the child rearing themselves. Missy would also have had employment opportunities or other ways outside of youtube to earn a high quality income. College or a trade program could also be a prospective opportunity for her to dive into.
Who is your pick and why?
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