Family Fizz #13 C’mon kids, screw getting education! Pack your bags for yet another dream vacation!
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Emona
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Wouldn't be surprised if Sienna is getting that idea. It seems to be the only thing they think about nowadays...health and appearance
hayley
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It's disgusting, especially knowing the rough ages of their fan base. She's still a child, let her be one
hayley
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In their new video about letting sienna have 13 surprises for her birthday, why do both Mia and Georgie try to get Sienna to change her mind and try to influence her into getting something else that they think she should get. Only 6 minutes in and they've done that twice now. And Mia holding onto sienna's shoulders each time they come out the shop. It's like she's pretending to actually care. Like sure she does love her sister but just seems so fake to me
I don't understand why they think being mean is funny. like the hole bad presents being a prank. this can and will screw up a child's development, if they are not able to process what is real or fake. the whole camera thing is bad enough, but im sure there is times when they just want to hide espically, like with the present video they just released for S.
I also wonder if something has happened between fizz and freedom. I can't see anywhere where they talk about S and J meeting up for her birthday. will be interesing if they don't as they sempt to have a lovely freindship (at least on camera)
I also wonder if something has happened between fizz and freedom. I can't see anywhere where they talk about S and J meeting up for her birthday. will be interesing if they don't as they sempt to have a lovely freindship (at least on camera)
chocoholic84
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Tbf my daughter is the same age and we have never been able to find a nhs dentist since covid. She got her teeth really really late so nearly 7 and hasn't lost one yet or no wobbly ones in sight. I try weekly but may have to go private even though I'm a single mum and haven't the finances.
Emona
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For D and G taking their kids out of public school because it limits children's individuality and freedom to explore themselves and pursue their own ambitions they sure as hell like to limit their children by isolating them and pushing on their own ideals and standards even with little things like this, calling one of Mia's early art weird, critising a hairstyle mia gave to karma, not letting karma wear what she wants...
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They were on a picnic together relatively recently during the summer. But their interactions feel so awkward now. It's clear that family fizz live in their own little world and it seemed like family freedom's son didn't really want to be there or on camera
For D and G taking their kids out of public school because it limits children's individuality and freedom to explore themselves and pursue their own ambitions they sure as hell like to limit their children by isolating them and pushing on their own ideals and standards even with little things like this, calling one of Mia's early art weird, critising a hairstyle mia gave to karma, not letting karma wear what she wants...
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They were on a picnic together relatively recently during the summer. But their interactions feel so awkward now. It's clear that family fizz live in their own little world and it seemed like family freedom's son didn't really want to be there or on camera
Geologymad
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Not too bad if she didn’t have the boots.
Geologymad
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I can’t believe she got all those presents, if they wanted to chose then why take her shopping.
I can’t believe the amount of gifts 13+ in suprises, 13 prank ones and the birthday day ones. Some kids watching will be thinking why do I only have a few gifts as most parents can’t afford that amount. What 13 year old needs 40+ high end/ designer presents costing £1000’s of pounds. Also why with all the make up
If they wanted to do the 13 for just 13
and have a budget. No under 16 needs anywhere near £800 on birthday gifts unless it’s includes something the need for their education or specialist hobbies eg a computer, musical instrument etc. Even if they want a gaming system that’s no where near that and would be the main present.
My nieces and nephews typically have ~ £100-200 budget.
There kids won’t look after and appreciate what they have.
There was only been 1 time I had more than ~ £150 (£200 todays amount) from parents/siblings for birthday or Christmas. My bros twice as they got a car for their 18th.
Xmas when I was 13 I desperately needed a semi pro flute as my orginal one wasn’t good enough for the grade I was at. It was all I’d asked for as I knew it was~ £500 (after deductions) but I’d asked for it at a joint birthday / Christmas present, then a few small/cheap gifts.
After we finished opening the presents my brother disappeared and a brought in a large heavy box to the lounge. Mum said that’s for you, my reply but i’ve had my flute it can’t be mine. Mum persuaded me opened it and it was a euphonium. I literally said to her no mum it was too much and I’m happy with my flute you have spent too much.
Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d ever own a euph. Mum said bro has a Tuba but it’s not been delivered yet, you both got scholarship to county for which I’m so proud, the school ones your playing aren’t really good enough. You need to look after them as I won’t be buying another 1, it’s with the money I saved from when your dad died, he would want you to have them. We didn’t have huge amounts of money so I still wasn’t happy as I knew my euph full price was £6.5k and bro’s tuba was nearer £7.5k.
Turns out when mum went to order my flute she happened to ask about prices for a Euph and Tuba and found the manufacturers had a bogof offer on Sovereign models. Mum was like I don’t want 2 of either to which the shop said we’re doing them 1/2 price meaning a top of the range pro instrument was cheaper than a starter one. It’s the only time the company have done that offer. Instruments for school kids have no VAT + extra money off due to local and county bands. Mum paid £3.5k for all 3 instruments which is still a huge amount but far less than just the euph normally would be.
We looked after our instruments 20 years on my Euph only has 1 tiny dent despite being played often daily. My flute still looks like new although it’s needed a new case. Bros tuba has more dents but still in great condition.
We really appreciated them and how mum taught us to value money. Education was a priority unlike the fizzy family.
We are a very musical family we started on school instruments but when mum knew we would carry on she brought us normally secondhand instruments were always for birthdays or Christmas. As we played multiple instruments each alot of our gifts were instruments over the years. Some of our starter instruments are now being played by the next generation with more likely as the kids grow older.
AGirlinHerHead
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The amount of gifts is obscene. The lulu lemon jacket alone, which looks like a very basic black zip up jacket is >£100. They must have spent over £2000.
She’s very polite. Constant thank yous. Do they “pay” her for the contribution she gives to the family videos? She essentially works for them. Suddenly the amount of birthday presents doesn’t seem unreasonable, but I sure hope they are saving a LOT of money to pay her for all her work also
She’s very polite. Constant thank yous. Do they “pay” her for the contribution she gives to the family videos? She essentially works for them. Suddenly the amount of birthday presents doesn’t seem unreasonable, but I sure hope they are saving a LOT of money to pay her for all her work also
Looks like the new book will be called ‘Grow and Glow’.
Mia wanted to share a little look at the book on her latest video but she tried hide the title. Unlucky for her, it was on the screen she shared anyhoo lol.
Why that family think anything they do is in any way relatable to average folk, is beyond me.
Mia wanted to share a little look at the book on her latest video but she tried hide the title. Unlucky for her, it was on the screen she shared anyhoo lol.
Why that family think anything they do is in any way relatable to average folk, is beyond me.
Geologymad
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Other than the year she brought the flute, euph and euph for xmas then a semi pro clarinet for a clarinet (bro that didn’t get the tuba. I don’t think mum would have spent £2000 in total for all our birthdays or Christmas combined. That’s for her own 3 kids, 4 grand parents, 11 cousins, 4 aunts/uncles, then a few other family and friends.
Most years the £2000 would cover both. The only years it wouldn’t cover both were when we turned 18th as my bros had cars (8+ year old little fiat type run arounds).
So for 1 child that’s 13 it’s rediculous. Who in the right mind spends £100+ on fleece for a growing kid especially as it’s a filler gift rather than main present.
Her money from working needs to go in the bank for their future rather than on basic gifts made expensive as it has a brand name. Who need designer blender sponges or eyelash curlers.
Emona
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Very beautiful story and yes the FF kids will be and already are so money oriented, while not knowing how to handle it. Usually for the kids of rich people eho aren't taught how to handle money this doesn't go well for them or their children. The worst part is that the kids have near infinite resources yet are limited by their parents' unwillingness to guide them into pursuing any real interests and pushing their dull lives to impressionable kids via their content.
hayley
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They make the kids be into fitness, which in part is good as it keeps kids active and fit but they just push it to the extreme in my opinion. Also I get Mia has her boyfriend and sometimes the friends around and Sienna has her gymnastics friends but they're also closed off to others even family as they don't see them often. They can say how they don't want the kids in school because of being "sheep" but that's exactly what the kids are anyway.
And also the amount of times they film without K&K is crazy. They should have stayed as a family of 4 if they're just going to palm the kids off all the time. They're not at school or nursery so they must get in a babysitter just to have a carefree filming session. I know Darren could sometimes be looking after them himself but he usually is with G/M/S filming them
And also the amount of times they film without K&K is crazy. They should have stayed as a family of 4 if they're just going to palm the kids off all the time. They're not at school or nursery so they must get in a babysitter just to have a carefree filming session. I know Darren could sometimes be looking after them himself but he usually is with G/M/S filming them
AGirlinHerHead
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These homeschooling YouTube families are such safeguarding red flag. If a family kept their kids home go work in their corner shop all day people would have a hell of a lot to say about it. Keeping them home to brainwash them and make videos as their job is no better, actually it’s worse as it’s their entire identity and privacy. This could cost those kids jobs in future. Not everyone wants to hire a recognisable face.
They are all forced into their personas. The children parrot exactly what their parents say and have nothing no in their lives fo provide any contrast. What is they don’t want to be vegan? Can they choose? I am not vegan but would allow my child to be if she wished. These children get absolutely no say.
Sienna is the gymnast. Which is lovely as she clearly enjoys it and keeps her fit. But in the grand scheme of things will not contribute to her future.
spending £2000 on a birthday is buying their affection and willingness to keep up this lifestyle, which means the parents don’t have to get actual jobs
They are all forced into their personas. The children parrot exactly what their parents say and have nothing no in their lives fo provide any contrast. What is they don’t want to be vegan? Can they choose? I am not vegan but would allow my child to be if she wished. These children get absolutely no say.
Sienna is the gymnast. Which is lovely as she clearly enjoys it and keeps her fit. But in the grand scheme of things will not contribute to her future.
spending £2000 on a birthday is buying their affection and willingness to keep up this lifestyle, which means the parents don’t have to get actual jobs
Geologymad
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I don’t want to sound mean but Sienna at 13 in gymnastics is probably where I was at 9. I was no where near as good as my school class mates on the comp squad. It didn’t both me 1 bit as I didn’t want it multiple times a week as I did swimming, dance, music, guiding…,,, I was scouted for swimming many times but turned it down. Oh and very academic.
All she has is gym and cheer it’s sad for her.
the only reason i can see that they had them is at sum point they will need to replace MIA for views. I also guess that in a few more years they might have another kid to compate when the yougest 2 grow up
hayley
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I do believe they were had to bring in views and money. Both can be a handful at times too which is their own fault because they don't know the word no. They get anything and everything they want. They know this and use it to their advantage
Emona
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On the topic of jobs, let's face it, they can't really get many other jobs in the future besides influencer ones. At least Mia can't due to her lack of education but I just know that they're going to do the same thing for the other 3. I mean what kinds of parent in the 21. Century doesn't make sure their kids go to high school??? Darren was previously talking down on working for someone else to his children on a couch video. I just know that what D and G want them to be is some sort not to profesional but casual health influencers because that's the only kind of people kids are surrounded by, that's the only thing the parents talk about. They encourage nothing beyond materialism and they can lie to themselves all they want, but they they're not giving their children anything of value.
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Sienna quit cheer btw, since Georgie said that both gymnastics and cheer were too much for her...
I don’t understand why they aren’t being proactive homeschoolers. Why don’t they take S and the little ones to socialise with other homeschooled fams? Join groups etc? Why aren’t they integrated into a proper community of any type?
They really don’t want their kids to do anything outside of their bubble. They truly give American culty fam vibes.
And yes, I agree with others. They make such a big deal out of their little hobbies, when most folk have that plus much more going on in life.
They really don’t want their kids to do anything outside of their bubble. They truly give American culty fam vibes.
And yes, I agree with others. They make such a big deal out of their little hobbies, when most folk have that plus much more going on in life.