ok

Ok

i clicked on the link like 5 times and it disappeared

Great project...!! if I had the opportunity to do, id lv it

Whares the rest

Yeah I moved three times and by the time I reached middle school I was like why bother making friends I won’t see them in a year or two. And I was right.

Honestly, it's good for road trips bit not for everyday life Edit 1: thx for the likes

My family lived rv life for bout a month visiting family all over the country it was terrible my mom and dad took the only good bed the air conditioner broke half way through no entertainment at all just sitting there all day pretty much worst part was it was during the summer so it was using our vacation time to be miserable its a heck i wouldn’t wish upon any kid

@@GodShadowdeathdang bro that’s my lil cousin now

I moved 8 time's in my life and that was apartment to apartment house to house to a different city and I felt pretty sad I can't imagine that child's pain

what💀

​@@imintoomanyfandoms the kids are 4 years old and 3 months. do you think they talk with them abt it? i don't think so.

bro the kids are like 1 year old, what are they gonna do about it ☠️

@@Fanbter that's the problem? theyre still fucking their future with some shit their parents want.

you should not be a parent lmfao

No they don't, kids can like this xd

@@Chris-qs2tn use your brain💀

@@_-Skully-_ I am, if someone gets raised in a place like this they grow to like it ( atleast I did)

​@@Chris-qs2tnkids would love to eat candy for every meal, doesn't mean it's good

​@@Ginger42069If they qere selfish, they could just put them into adoption agency. They can also not give a crap about the kids and build them some crappy place to sleep in. They also share the money earned by youtube with their kids

And privacy

Ikr🥺😭

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should be reported for child abuse :(

@@mikes-wv3em bruh there’s much worse out there going unchecked

​@@generalptdA and that's the reason why you can ruin a fukcking childs completly life?

ong they got nothing to do

After a month there gonna be like why did we do this and start fighting with each other once the ac breaks those kids are gonna have 1of the worst most toxic childhoods anyone can imagine

Bro 💀 they have like 2 or 3 kids they ruining they poor lives i feel Bad

How on earth is this ruining a childs life?

Being self aware doesn't make it better

@THEnelsonbruhs I know, I'm just saying

@@HeyWhatYouMaking because, they wont be able to stay in the same area and they’ll most likely be bullied even by friends. They can go to their friend’s homes but their friends cant go to their home. “next time we can go to your **house**!” “but we cant?” “why?” “I dont live in a house” *the next day* “hey guys theres the homeless kid i was talking about!!” Plus parking spaces will kick them out if they’re there for too long, and trailer parks arent safe from my knowledge. and they’ll just shake if anybody moves. “Im gonna go get a sandwich” *kid sitting* “ok!!” **SHAKES THE WHOLE RV** the idea is cool, but not one for living. maybe for driving to a vacation or smth, my family used to drive to our cousins (who lived a LONG way away) and it took around a day, so we did have to sleep. this would be really cool for that. but they should just live in an actual building, instead of an old bus. its better for the kid. if they didnt have kids, it’s be fine i guess, but theres a difference between living with your partner, and living with your partner and kids.

FR those kid is gonna become one of those 15 year olds that move out on their own in some 4 by 4 square apartment working at a movie rental just to be able to pay it JUST to get a smidge of privacy.

tell everyone you're ignorant without telling everyone you're ignorant lol

What friends? When she'll be moving every week she'll never be able to get friends. The poor girl has to live a bad childhood while her immature parents live their own little dream. Bad parenting at its very finest.

@@doctorcreeps2169 uhm excuse me? You literally have no right to say that shit ok? Its not bad parenting alright? Get that right

Actually you are both wrong bus life is fun and they get to explore. They are teaching kids to be more curious and interested in nature and what is has to bring rather than not having a good relationship with nature and just being on the disrespectful disgusting social media that teaches them horrible things

@@naelynn2176 youre so right! fuck education nature is much better

⁠@@naelynn2176 both are important yeah the kids know nature but what about social skills? friends? stability? privacy?

I feel that. My own family was the same way. Different year, different place for like a decade straight. Moved somewhere and finally settled down before realizing that a lot of folks never really move. Most of the people in my classes (for several years straight) had never even lived out of the state. Some had been in the same house for over a decade at that point. The usual "born here, raised here, die here" type deal. It was before the internet and home computers became readily available too so no just hitting up someone from two years ago on Facebook. Not having a stable home really screws with ya no matter what the reason you're moving around so much is.

I agree I hate moving I’m so lonely and have no friends

I wanted to live like that ngl

I can relate but my parents don’t get it :/ they think I’m over exaggerating

If it were me doing something like this I'd have a home base that I could come back to you all the time so you would be able to come back to your friends especially during school year.

The Walmart lot was sarcasm. The rust wasn’t just painted over. We used a rust converter first and then it was primed with rusty metal primer 👍

hater

You really don't listen and or see she just showed how

@Hi, it’s me hater

@@lostangaming4011 are you 12? Yes he is a “hater” of child abuse, as we all should be.

Let me see your kids

@@LaringLooper-ch9urlet me see your parents

​@@ItsStqrLet me see your Grandparents

@@Hallelluyalet me see your great grandparents

​@@milajvdelet me see your great great grandparents

Irresponsible parents in nutshell. Same thing happend to me when I was kid (my mother was young and stupid). After realizing she fucked up she matured and apologized for what she did (this was roughly 6-7 years ago when we moved back to my hometown).

@@walkelftexasranger damn sorry about that

My parents moved around all the time just for the heck of it when I was younger, it was really scary for me not knowing if one day they'd just get bored of a place and decide to move again. Now, I simply don't put in the effort to make friends & everyone thinks I'm some kind of sociopath.

@@stardust6186 damn bro sorry u had such terrible parents no offense

@@quandaviusbartholomewhenry1303 Yeah, it sucked. I understand it more if it's like planned and the child is enthusiastic about it, but even for a couple years it can be damaging and the kid might not be as excited when they have to live with the reality of it just because parents want to try everything before settling down. Especially if they leave the US entirely, cause culture shock and (potentially) learning a new language can be intimidating.

"I feel bad for the kids growing up like this" is extremely rude

Also would you say this about Military families that have to move all the time and can't really have a stable living area

@@lil_doggo_of_doom No. A military family is not this extreme. You stay in a place for 6 - 12 months. Meaning most of the time you will spend roughly an entire school year in the same district. With an RV lifestyle, you are meant not to be in the same space for longer than a week, literally no friendships could be formed, and you'd be forced into online school, which take it from me, is not a suitable replacement whatsoever. Also you are not allowed space in an RV lifestyle, with a military family you are able to still live in a house and not a literal fucking bus. Not to mention what Military family experiences is for a far more noble cause than some hippies wanting to explore the US Also you said in an above comment that it's "rude" to state that you feel bad for the kid. IM SORRY ARE WE SUPPOSED TO CARE ABOUT CHILD NEGLECTERS EMOTIONS?

@@lil_doggo_of_doom look I have experience living in a trailer, and it’s not a fun time. There is NO space, you can feel the entire place shake anytime anyone moves around (yes even with stabilizing bricks underneath the RV). And usually when you live in an RV, you have to live in trailer parks, since parking spaces will kick you out if you stay there for to long. And trailer parks are really dangerous and sketchy, not a good place for children. I feel like extremely grateful that my parents were separated, because I lived with my dad most of the time in a real house. The only good thing about living with my mom in her trailer was getting to spend time with her. Actually living there was horrible.

Exactly

They also stuffed 4 dogs in there and they literally unschooled there kids they didn’t even homeschool them they literally don’t have school at all

Ikr? Thats just too much, that big of a family should permanently stay in a house at this point, but with this one its easy to do this project since 1. The kid doesnt need much outside responsibility (school, friends etc.) 2. This family is perfect its just 3 people, and a big enough space for the 3 of them Also im sure by the time the lil girl is older they would return to the normal house. That channel is too much, can i ask if youre reffering to the family of nomads?

@@Rhinzi no i was talking about “The red & Bethune” they had 3 dogs also and made them take apart the van for their schooling🤦‍♀️

@@Rhinzi i mean it was called “Red White & Bethune” sorry😬

@@Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii322 yeah! the dogs area was bigger then the kids beds🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ are you referring to the channel “Red White & Bethune” ?? that’s the channel i was talking about. they literally made them take apart their van for schooling like wth🤨

Right.

The government is forcing them to do this by not prioritizing US citizens and allowing foreign investors to buy up the housing market and rich people to buy up homes people could be living in as "investments." Resulting either in thousands of empty homes just sitting there because it's an "investment property" or landlords who stuff 14 people in one home and charges each person $900 a month (look up the pods). Germany doesn't allow any of this to happen. We need to be like Germany.

doesnt bother the kid, so why do you care?

@@Donovanyesyeysysyeyes it will have an effect on them in the future

@@rawrxd666 not your problem, thats for the parents and kids to decide, why do you act like they arent gonna do renovations

Gonna be made fun of by every kid, if she ever meets them. She ain't going to school, her mom is "homeschooling" her. No friends, no stable life, no privacy, living in a cramped bus in the muddle of a walmart parking lot getting stared at by pedos and crack addicts, parents are poor because they said they are leaving their jobs so no gas to go anywhere, and eventually no tires because they will end up just sitting there when they run out of gas and money, increased chance of getting robbed, more expensive to fix the bus if they get in a crash... Too many cons and the only pros they mention is "ooh pretty world and naTuRe" 😒

I had a great time. But I can understand how people who aren’t emotionally stable couldn’t handle it. What makes you think you have a right to judge how anyone raises their children? I’d love to see how you’re raising yours. You can’t even spell bus correctly. So obviously the way you were raised sucked too judging by your grammar and pessimistic, narcissistic attitude.

@@dragonheart7901 Right on the dot. I grew up on a cramped tiny 'house boat' and it was filled with creepy old men. Had no friends, was sad and lonely and all for a bit if 'pretty nature' 😂

@@shontecarrington8989 if you cant spell or use a fucking comma correctly, your opinion doesn't matter. I bet you don't know the difference between their or they're

@@shontecarrington8989 Nah hon, you’re very wrong.

Appreciate your concern but it’s only for a few years while we explore the Lower 48 and find our “forever” state to settle down in :) they will have tons of socialization and amazing education from their mother who is a former school teacher

@@UsPlusaBus that’s great! If it’s only for a few years then it should be fine for them :) glad you’re not like the other “van life family’s” 🚐 good luck finding a home !!

Stability is very important but as long as the family unit is stable, the environment doesn’t matter as much. I’m a military brat and moved 7 times in elementary school and it honestly helped my mental health and stability because I’m more outgoing, confident, and true to myself. By far the most detrimental part of my childhood was my parents getting divorced and my stepdad’s negative affect on my life. The unstable and constantly changing environment was fine, the sketchy and unreliable home life was what sucked.

Thats nice, but I moved 28 times and now I can't form relationships with anyone

@@cyra8908 few years just means half the childhood lmao still not great. People just don't understand what it means for a child to have a stable social circle and friends in their vicinity.

I feel so bad for da kids and ur probs right

pffft... who wants stability? am I right? XD

@@UsPlusaBus people want stability

@@UsPlusaBus bruh

@@UsPlusaBus children need stability…

People clearly don't understand sarcasm in this comment section 😭🖐

They have ONE CHILD.

@@lil_doggo_of_doom and that's still a child, who needs a stable education, a stable set of friends, and plenty of space, which they can get literally none of if they are living in a school bus converted to an RV

Agreed !! ^^

My mom and dad did that before they had kids. They knew they would settle down here and had their family. I like their plan better.

Exactly!

I mean yeah it literally is great parenting for teaching your child to be goal oriented now to construct and design things you know push through their passions and reach their goals. On top of that they now have a beautiful house that they can travel the country with not many children can do that they’re incredibly lucky

@@ANationalguythey’ll never have friends or a social life, and probably no privacy. I’ve seen so many videos like this where the parents get a nice queen sized bed and the child gets a tiny bunk bed in the hallway

@@iPromiseImNormal But they literally will have friends in a social life because they’re not traveling forever. Pretty sure they’re also going to go to school. For once in your life act intelligent don’t project with other people are doing onto this family *who is clearly not doing that* They got a bus for a reason it’s a very large space their children has their separate spaces that they have their own room so what is wrong with you? You can’t judge people off of “probably” Either you know something or you don’t and clearly you know nothing because you’re ranting about a bunch of things that’s not even true or happening with them. You should be ashamed disappointed of yourself just like your parents are

​@@ANationalguynah

@@ANationalguyyou think that’s a very large space..? you’re genuinely delusional. No kid would want this. Maybe it’s fun for the first few days, but it’s awful for the kid growing up.

😂

Correction: I have No *Real* Friends. Minecraft carried my childhood for 8 years and I no longer have friends 😭😭😭

college? they can make friends there

What 😭 I feel like saying you live in a bus would make you pretty popular at school

​@@thevestgamer4154 yeah but when the kids tell their parents you'd become a charity and when you get into teens people would say ur have bad hygiene etc

I’m glad your saying this kindly ❤️ 💕 💗

Other comments 😒

Same I literally spent most my childhood moving back and forth and I never was able to keep friends and had social problems from lack of being close to people

Won’t end well for the children

The sad thing is, this video is a one year recap of living on the bus, so sadly they have already done it

Shut up paid actor

Ya but it isn’t right for that kid

on word🤦🏻‍♂️

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@@cyninbend I’m self employed it was just a joke ma’am. Have a good one.

@@itszenbaby your response had me dead💀

THIS PART

Lol no, American busses are big v10s with 2 Rows of 2 person seats, they are functional to you know, carry kids, not live in, but yeah would be dope

@@gunsrfun378 ah i see

Is this a joke?

I’m a proud American girl OTHER THAN BIDEN

@@we_love_unc huh?

thank you for sharing your story ❤️ our goal is to spend as much time together as a family. traveling together. having fun together. eating together. playing together. time is very precious.

How are they ruining their life?

@@anncowan5428 those kids will never have a real home with real face to face friends, they will never be able to get an education or anything of the like

Mr Gamin. Their education is better then sitting in a classroom. Funny they look normal to me. How do you know what their future holds? Real friends? Tell me what real friends are? These kids are learning more then what kids in home are learning.

@@anncowan5428 Source: trust me bro

Bacon Dunkin. They are not ruining their life. That bus is bigger then some NYC apartments. That no yards. The only education you can get is sitting in classroom for six hours. Now seems to are a world renowned expert on children lives. Then all kids who lived in apartments have ruined lives.

Yea they really should not have kids

"normal parents" after putting their kids sleep in a concrete box: 🥰 Like seriously nobody should have kids because every child is born because of selfish desisons 😄

@@fixsationon7244 you after failing every year of English: 😎

@Mathcoolb Probably

@@doingshitwithbagel6723 i did fail à lot in english. (good enough) Thank you for your consern 🤓

Thank you!

They can hunt for their forever home on zillow, or they can do stuff like this on vacation or the summer, but not *multiple years*. That's just child neglect

Can't blame that kid, I also wouldn't want to live in a bus and call it "my home".

@@walkelftexasranger yeah, I think it's a bit selfish for parents to sacrifice the feeling of stability and privacy of rooms in the life of their kids just to have a fun "adventure" If you really want to live freely and in parking lots then don't have kids until you're ready to live a stable homelife that they deserve

@@almond3066 No

@@icyunvme2400 ?

Imagine they add T.E.D.D. To be the bus driver

Haha thank you

Especially since they can afford one. 🤦🏻 talk about privilege.

THEY ARE ONLY DOING THIS UNTIL THEY FIND THEIR FOREVER STATE JESUS CHRIST😭😭

@@sctdarlingg2332 still privileged enough to travel that much you can get something bigger to shove them in. Their not poor tf.

@@auralucario089 *they’re

@@macse7en why are you correcting me? I didn't even use Your/you're in my sentence tf you talking about.

And this my friends is waht we call, a KaReN

With this, horrible

you don't even know, they probably have a HOUSE

@♡kpopbanana♡ you don’t know them personally , you can’t know it even if they say that .

@@Shiro-gb8lg "You cant know what they're doing, even if they say what they're doing!!!1!1" clown

@@oochiboo8047 I didn’t shout like that, or imposed your opinion I said mine whiteout calling you a clown or anything for me your opinion could be wrong , for you mine could be wrong there’s no need to act childish just accept opinions darling or try to prove me wrong but you didn’t do anything other than repeating what I said so.

Marine hatch is being installed :)

When Next video out

1yr ago today?

Damn your the definition of fatherless

Your bedroom is the size of a bus!?!?!

@@axolotlboba4547 lmfao yes

Wow 😮

😮

privileged alert

TLDR: basically what everyone else in the comments is saying

i agree

I hated living in apartments growing up. I thought my parents were poor and could not afford a house. So my parents ruined my life because of living in apartments. Children should make all decisions.

Bro this is so long.

True

…an RV?

my childhood dream was to have a Great Dane, not to poke my head out of the door on the roof of a school bus!

@@venturacogrown6140 Dude just stockpile Scooby Doo merch.

@@yeejay6396 lol

Appreciate your concern but it’s only for a few years while we explore the Lower 48 and find our “forever” state to settle down in :) they will have tons of socialization and amazing education from their mother who is a former school teacher

@@UsPlusaBus good to know thank you for responding! There are a couple too many channels on here that center around van or bus life that outright neglect their children’s needs, (im sure you’ve been informed of this already) and it’s gotten to a point where a child was hospitalized and the parents not only publicized the very private moments but refused to take any responsibility for their actions. I apologize if you get a lit of negativity from the comments, its all coming from a place of concern for the darling lil’ girl you’ve got. One love and stay safe ☺️

@@beingkindapissedoff geez who was this if you don’t mind me asking? That’s crazy

@@beingkindapissedoff I'd like to know too if you don't mind

@@UsPlusaBus “Family Of Nomads” I get a general feeling of “ick” seeing the videos they post with their kids, and im not the only person who feels this way. They preach about being Educated, taking down a video of them going to a animal center that abuses their animals, but then proceeds to spread misinformation about anorexia, the reason their eldest was hospitalized, Heres the link: ukposts.infoZ6q2wQlXeSs?feature=share Their children smile THE. WHOLE. TIME. The camera is rolling. Same expression, wide smile, teeth. The school their children via workbooks and online courses. They claim to give their children a choice to be on camera. But im not exactly sure thats the case. They recently moved into a bigger vehicle, upgrading their eldest from no privacy to still no privacy but at least she has a thin piece of plaster instead of a curtain to her bed now. People have noticed they delete comments that don’t praise what they’re doing, and if they can’t delete all the comments worrying about their kids they turn the comments off. What i meant by “has gotten to a point” is because their kids are so isolated, the only people around them being family, if their 14 year old has developed a life threatening eating disorder, it can literally be no one else’s fault but theirs. (The parents). Eating disorders dont come out of no where like they claimed, (seemingly to avoid responsibility bc theres no way they took her to an institution without being informed of that). The eldest is obviously depressed and not paid attention to enough. Its sad.

Yeah, the kids seem happy

@snake and spider stew Same here for me. Accept something’s are different.

Imagine trying to do homework when your whole family lives in a bus. Or to teach online when your small not yet school attending kids are in the same room as you

so you hate on a family you don't know encourage other people and kids to do the same and don't care for the kids that live in cities that are trapped inside due to the virus pretty mean of you

@@AngelGamer-ih2fj at least getting trapped inside a house that u can have privacy in is better then living in a bus for what, maybe 19 years of ur life? yeah, its not mean. the virus only lasted 2 years...this is the whole kids life.

@ProjectLifetime what?

Inflation raising condom prices. Stock up on protection

Their* Sorry just had to

@@z_buzzard you didn’t, but okay

@@z_buzzard no ur good i didnt see that lmaoo

@@Munchtreats ocd.

No… the DIESEL prices. That spicy gas ain’t cheap, never has, never will

XD

That is awesome!

​@BLTRR 🕺🏾 unfortunately theyre cowards who are ignoring all negative criticism so theyll just ignore your reply aswell

​@BLTRR2 how is she abusive to her kids

@@BLTRR2 oh. Truly sad..

​@BLTRR 🕺🏾 you a parent bucko?

what is wrong with “one year ago today?” it was on that day, one year ago? google photos uses the same phrase….

your positivity is inspiring!

@@UsPlusaBus and your negativity impact on your children is terrifying

@@labonitagatita3241 what negativity?

@@dailymoods9368 Let’s start that child need Friends to develop social skills to become a independent adult not leaving every friend she makes behind

@@labonitagatita3241 I personally believe her decision is not good for her child but being a complete asshole about it wont help either 💀💀

i agree

TRUEEE LOL