Alyssa Bates Webster’s Latest Video Leaves Fans Outraged, Why?
Bringing Up Bates star Alyssa Bates Webster’s latest YouTube video has fans outraged. Some interesting details surfaced in the video, making fans question her. So, what did Alyssa do that has her followers so upset?
Alyssa Bates Webster gives fans a life update.
Several of Gil and Kelly Jo Bates’ kids have YouTube channels and post frequent updates about their lives for fans to see. Fans are especially enjoying their channels after Bringing Up Bates was canceled last year.
Alyssa and her husband, John, welcome fans into their lives and let them see what their family is up to.
In a new video on her YouTube channel, Alyssa gave fans a peek into her life with her four daughters, Allie, Lexi, Zoey, and Maci.
The latest video featured the family’s 4th of July festivities. But before going to watch the fireworks, the kids had chores to do. Alyssa Bates Webster explained to viewers how they manage chores in their home. It looks like seven-year-old Allie and five-year-old Lexi have a few responsibilities around the house.
She said, “It also helps lighten the load a little bit from me.”
Below, you can see a snap of her daughters, who are hard at work with the laundry.
Bringing Up Bates fans are outraged over the new video.
Over on Reddit, fans are taking issue with Alyssa Bates Webster’s latest video. They feel that Alyssa is dumping too many responsibilities on her children when they should be focusing on being children.
One fan writes, “Children should have a childhood. Chores and responsibilities are good but not at 5 and 7 years old.”
Another said that it looks like the kids have an “empty childhood.”
Many fans agree that it’s good for kids to do chores and take some responsibility around the house. Fans believe that there’s a problem with the amount and type of work Alyssa appears to be giving her children at such a young age.
One fan explains, “Because it’s clear these children are not children and are mini adults. No child should be doing all of these chores or have this amount of responsibility.”
Another chimes in, “I do feel bad for Allie, poor thing is doing a lot of work for 6-7 year old child. I’m ok with kids having chores and help around the house but make it age appropriate tasks.”
Alyssa’s new Video
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So, what do you think of Alyssa Bates Webster’s chores for her kids? Do you think she’s putting too much responsibility on her children? Share your thoughts in the comments section below. And come back to TV Shows Ace for more news about the Bringing Up Bates family.
You can watch Alyssa Bates Webster’s latest YouTube video here or find it below.
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omg my kids had chores at 5 and 7 wow this generation today is so fucked up thats why gen z people get made fun of. Chores teaches responsibility something todays generation knows nothing about. Good job alyssa just ignore the stupid. I had chores at 5 and 7 and had a great childhood.
Agree
I think what you’re doing is great kids need responsibility my grandkids do chores they’ve done them since they were little doesn’t hurt them at all in fact I think it builds character and responsibility
I was doing chores at that age, but my 24 year old daughter still thinks I need to do all the chores. Wish I would have started my daughter as soon as she could walk. Maybe more respect would be acknowledged.
I’ve watched every Bates episode that’s been produced. Alyssa grew up with 18 brothers and sisters so she had chores at an early age which she is now teaching her kids. I see nothing wrong with Allie and Lexi doing chores. It teaches responsibility. And to whomever said they have an empty childhood, you must not be familiar with the Webster family. These girls live in a beautiful home and have amazing parents who put their needs first. This summer they were always playing together or swimming in their pool which is not the sign of an empty childhood. They choose to home school the girls which is working for their family. If you’re outraged as the above article states, just stop watching their channel. I have a nephew who didn’t know how to wash his own clothes when leaving for college. That alone shows that kids need chores while they’re growing up. Children learn what they live.