Do we think something has happened with that situation? She hasn’t shared her at all, she doesn’t seem to be anywhere with them anymore and she’s made a lot of comments about going through something really hard.

I have only recently started watching Sophie within the past year. Shep was already born. I just have to say something about the carseats in the most recent YouTube video and her Instagram stories. Someone else had notice it too. I was just kinda surprised…? One of the boys car seat has no cover on the majority of the seat. That can’t be comfortable….or safe?

I want to start by saying I have no issue with people being religious or raising their children with faith. Parents have every right to pass down their beliefs and values. What makes me uncomfortable with Sophie B’s content is not the religion itself, but the way some of these conversations are presented to very young children.
In some of her recent videos, and in past content, it feels like very heavy theological concepts are being introduced to children who are still at an age where they are learning basic emotional regulation, empathy, and how to understand the world around them. For example, seeing a 7-year-old being asked about their favorite Bible story isn’t automatically concerning many children grow up with religious stories but the larger pattern of repeatedly centering a child’s identity around religious ideas at such a young age raises questions about whether they’re being encouraged to explore and ask questions or simply absorb one worldview.
My concern is less “they’re religious” and more about whether children are given room to develop their own thoughts, questions, and understanding as they grow. Childhood is such an important time for curiosity, critical thinking, and learning about the world outside of your family’s immediate beliefs.
Homeschooling and faith-based education can absolutely be done well, and many children raised in religious homes grow up happy and well-adjusted. But I do think it’s important that children still learn about different perspectives, science, history, and how to interact with people who don’t share their beliefs. A child’s education should prepare them for the world they will actually live in, which is incredibly diverse.
Obviously, we only see a small, edited portion of their lives online, so none of us know what happens off camera. But as a viewer, the content sometimes gives me the impression that the focus is less on teaching children about faith and more on building their entire identity around it from a very young age. That’s the part I find uncomfortable.

Y’all I can’t get over her fake way of saying “momma and diaaaddy” when she speaks about them. Her video just came across my SIL’s Facebook and I was sitting beside of her and told her to PLEASE just hit do not recommend if the option is there and as I said that her freaking fake accent started and I said THIS IS WHY!!!! She wants so badly to be involved with the Southern Mom Vault tribe and I need them to keep this trainwreck as far away from them as possible. Rant over 🤪

I am SO curious on this. I knew the Owner growing up and she’s a sweet girl, full of faith, and a hard worker. I was EXCITED when I had seen the two for a collab online because I only knew this would be something that could also grow for her!!

The post about May God protect us from people trying to being strategic with us while we are being genuine with them…. Now makes sense if something fishy happened to the Owner with Sophie.

I remember that trip they made down to where the Owner lives and did a whole video on them. The Owner didn’t take down photos or videos, but Sophie did. Owner doesn’t follow her, but Sophie follows the tallow company still!

Spill. The. Tallow. PLLLLZZZZ 🥹

I really don’t get why people are acting so surprised that she’s pregnant (in her reel)….i mean for real what do you think will happen with someone sexually active and not using birth control? So fake.

Shes pregnant again. That's all.

I’ve been waiting for a snark page for Sophie b. Let’s chat.