We Need To Talk About The Sephora Mom’s...

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[@HayloHayley]

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[@J0353PH]

YESSS, another who agrees it's the parents who do this too

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[@warbes6200]

​@@jasonhoops2169 nooo ☹️😟 that's too young. What the makeup perfect or looked like the kid did it

[@warbes6200]

Hayley I know you might never see this but is it possible to change your tone when you do an ad 😅. When your still in the same tone it makes it look like it's a bad thing. And idk if it's your normal voice if so I'm sorry.

[@SummerLove316]

I think all kids are different but this is ridiculous. I had very dry skin from a young age & my mom had to fight with me for me to use it until she left the choice to me. About a year later I started doing my own skincare but I was using stuff like inexpensive aloe Vera gel, Vitamin C & E gel then a drugstore moisturizer. I started that when I was 10 but it was needed. I also bought all my own stuff after my mom financially cut me off at age 11 so I worked very hard at a babysitter/live in nanny & house/pet sitter. I was cut off cause I got a job instead of being part of a summer camp program cause the camp nurse needed childcare or they’d shut it down during the special 2 weeks of learning adventure camp my dad ran. That left my mom w/out somewhere to send me for the summer so I had to buy all my clothes & skincare/haircare, not easy when you have crazy curly hair. I worked very hard to earn that money & I wish my parents had let working be encouraged but not necessary to my survival. I wish they’d bought me clothes, skincare, food etc. but at least I had more control over my life but that made me have to be my own parent since my parents had lost interest in being my parents. I even had to pay for college when my sister only had to go & was only expected to find a husband not get a degree. I could never put a kid through what my parents put me through, it made it so I stayed in relationships with guys I didn’t really want to be with but once I was to busy running my mom’s home to have a job outside the house it was nice to have someone who would buy me the necessities. I stayed with a guy from age 16 to 3 months before my 18th birthday mainly cause he could afford to pay for things since he was a few years older & working for a living. I would never want my daughter to have to feel so desperate to have what she needed that she stayed with a guy that cheated on her for all but 3 months of the relationship would kill me, I swore I would never be like her. Since she passed away (I was very young when it happened) I found out that I have an allergy to gluten & it’s made having cheap skincare a thing of the past. If I had a daughter now with everything I know now that I didn’t know as a teenager I would have to make sure that I knew my own child’s status since it’s a hereditary issue so I would want to give her the life I needed but I wouldn’t be letting my kid act like this cause my kid wouldn’t have cell phone access until a certain age & once I did it would be one that kept me in charge of her not having social media access. I would also not be the type of mom to put my kids on social media except when being shared privately with family by me. I would want to have a good relationship with my daughter while also making sure that she was learning what she needed to know. I would probably give her the read a book or play outside childhood I had minus having to take care of my 5 year older blind sister, no kid should be forced to care for a sibling it’s too much pressure for a kid. I would want to encourage my kid to find the types of jobs I had if they wanted extra money but I wouldn’t make them give up their childhood for it. I don’t know if I’ll ever have kids but if I do I can already imagine how frustrating it could be since social media brings a lot of unnecessary unneeded drama to a household SMH!

[@catbuthuman]

The fact that you (a stranger) respected the kids enough to blur their faces but their parents couldn’t care less is so disturbing

[@MayaLove777]

Very disturbing indeed

[@mikela1341]

yes, it's very disturbing. Knowing what kind of people those videos could attract.

[@skyesyd221]

Hm

[@Amelya.LOVESFOOD]

FR

[@kanaotsuyuriofficialchan]

frfr like what if a 60-yr-old discord mod saw that and went like:- ooooohhhhhh

[@christianraimondo3722]

The fact that these parents start insecurities for their children this young about getting wrinkles and looking old is borderline child abuse

[@anyone1111]

Exactly and that’s what I’m scared of for these children. I mean *they’re the future* and this is how people are raising their children… depressing truly.

[@caseyjc5]

Probably the same parents that’ll encourage their kids to go tanning if they’re pale but say it’s okay because of the anti-aging creams - my parents did the opposite by discouraging it.

[@candygirlk2458]

​@ville__ Hey.... Hey..... Guess what...... I don't care

[@Eddysig]

Literally. As an afab person i look back and sm of what i was celebrated for as a kid was being pretty or girly or whatever and it's totally warped me now. I thought that was bad but you're so right!!! This is a zillion times worse!!

[@kathleenking47]

Like what happened to jazz Jennings?

[@ch3ckerd]

i think my heart died when i saw a LITERAL 3 YEAR OLD, starting a skincare routine..... i didn’t even have access to a screen when i was that young....

[@charlee.spamss]

It LITERALLY PAINED ME when I saw that serum like if you give them anything make it sunscreen

[@JordanS-ww4eu]

Dude what the h.e.double hockey stick was that woman thinking she’s practically a girl trump

[@kanaotsuyuriofficialchan]

naw like I didnt even know what skincare was

[@HappyRottieDog]

I can’t imagine a kid that just learnt to talk, one of the first few words they know is “skincare” :/

[@TaliaAssem]

IT PAINS ME TO THINK ABOUT IT💀

[@Alez_slayz]

I'm 13 and my only skincare is Nivea cream, water and lip gloss. My mom doesn't let me buy these very complex skincare products such as retinol or other weird stuff because i don't need it and it can damage my skin. I cannot believe that these FIRST GRADERS are already using DRUNK ELEPHANT. Kids are future adults, not mini adults. They don't need all that skincare/makeup stuff.

[@erinnmackie3507]

Your mom is smart and you're gonna look way younger than these ten years olds

[@autumn5130]

Your mom is being a good mother. Kudos to her, and kudos to you at such a young age recognizing what a waste it truly is.

[@Alez_slayz]

@@erinnmackie3507 Agreed!

[@Alez_slayz]

​@@autumn5130yess i saw so many "preppy" videos made by kids like 10 and they always got very expensive stuff just bcuz it "looked aesthetic" and i just dont get it because youre going to throw the packaging away

[@QueencatValentina]

My only skin care is vaseline and my skin looks like good

[@tiny6205]

These moms need to start acting like moms and not social media managers. These are children not little influencers

[@hunterwolff-schollmeyer3902]

Couldn't have said it better👏.

[@PsychicRenegadeTarot]

I think the moms who do it are influencers themselves- so they don’t see the problem with it.

[@tiny6205]

@ville__ are you a bot or do you genuinely have no life

[@Kim-Unearthed]

​@tiny6205 just report their comments for spam

[@wingsablaze8386]

​@@tiny6205it's probably a bot made by someone with no life

[@CloudsX.]

ATP BEING GEN ALPHA/Z DEPENDS HEAVILY ON WHAT CHILDHOOD YOU HAD. 2010-12 fighting for their lives frfr

[@TheDramaticCrafter]

absolutely agree

[@Nbrother1607]

agree

[@juliannaferrell3225]

@@AubreeSlayss we need to be friends I feel the exact same thing I'm 2011 😭😭😭😭

[@xxJamiexx]

I am Gen Z. I am 25. It is more like Gen X/Y/Z who are fucking up this kids

[@TheLibroLover]

As a mother I am so tired of people using their kids to get views and blaming apps for dysfunction. Like you said, parents need to protect their kids by informing them and taking them outside to do things together. I loved doing picnics, people watching, going to coffee shops and so many other things that showed her there is a world outside of the iPad. How embarrassing.

[@amearii]

@OfficerZ637mf u got no vids tf u on 😭😭😭

[@mikela1341]

yeah, I remember as a kid going to Toys R US and/or Claire's. Actually going outside you know? The biggest flex when I was a kid was getting a new Barbie or crayola crayon box with the crayon sharpener. I'm on the older side of Gen Z, as I'm 24, and I'm so sad that my generation is like the last one to actually have a normal and happy childhood.

[@bananabird69]

@@mikela1341 Exactly! Toys R Us was my Sephora when I was little

[@mikela1341]

@@bananabird69 yep. Mine too. I absolutely loved going there after school, even if I didn't get anything.

[@mikela1341]

@@bananabird69 haha. I love your username. Does it mean anything?

[@Charlinaur]

"You can't put anti-aging make-up on a 7-year old. She'll disappear!"-Bertram, 2011

[@HeartEllis]

That crossed my mind,too!

[@weloveroo]

He was so real for that

[@Leafonthefloor]

LMAO

[@gigilovescats6161]

😂 gen z content fr

[@Nbrother1607]

What does "she'll disappear" mean

[@tattedupluv]

14:55 You know what I was sneaking in my bag to take to school? A big ass Morton salt container so we could play "Hocus Pocus" at recess! 🤣🤣🤣

[@LaSewerRats]

Lol😂😂😂

[@cAt_LoVer-i1p]

When I was 12 I snuck my big ass Elmo toy in my bag lol

[@J0353PH]

Its because the parents are too lazy to actually raise their kids themselves so they use devices and the internet and its genuinely gotta stop

[@onecoloranimation254]

@ville__ shut it freak

[@PitchBlack_True]

same

[@J0353PH]

@ville__ be quiet lil bro🙏 tryna get clout💀💀

[@onecoloranimation254]

@ville__ dude can you like actually shut up thats annoying

[@Kim-Unearthed]

Bingo!

[@simsparadise5040]

I am almost 30 now and my daughter almost 11, she isn't allowed to have Social Media and Skin care or Makeup. The problem is that she sees her classmates using all this stuff and also consuming Social Media and of course she wants too. That's why I am so pissed about parents not parenting! I am a hairdresser and learned also a lot about Skin and I can at least explain my daughter why it will cause more harm than good. Also why does a 9 year old have Acrylic nails?? I guess you could discuss about this topic forever 😅

[@ethanchasejackson]

I hope she doesn’t get acne soon because I got it at her age. Not saying she should have all these products but acne does come around that age😊

[@smokeemifyougotem9662]

pretty much it. Restricting it in your household won't do much of anything but breed resentment and she'll still be corrupted by the other kids. You have to essentially go Orthodox Jew and find a community that collectively agrees to ban it

[@Mel12722]

​@@ethanchasejacksonacne is normal... 11 is around the age of puberty... Nothing but genetics changes acne much.

[@ethanchasejackson]

@@Mel12722 Yeah I think I got it from my mom. It’s definitely not fun to deal with

[@erinverni7331]

Or Amish!​@@smokeemifyougotem9662

[@ebandsnowy]

I’m 13 and I hate being associated with these kids. when i was 10 i had no routine. when I was 11, I started washing my face with a cerave face wash. I had the same routine when I was 12. then now at 13 the only things I added are byoma under eye cream (i got a mini one in an advent calendar) and an eyelash serum. I’m about to be 14 and i’m not planning on adding anything. i have been in Sephora about 5 times in my entire life (mostly with friends) and ulta like 3 times and never for myself. i was a VERY extreme ipad kid bc i was an only child with busy parents (which is not a valid excuse but that was the main reason) but i do not act like this and i like to think i have good social skills. i know what you can’t do in public. sometimes I have to remind my mom what not to do!

[@laurawachler1403]

Hayley, I'll be 62 this March. My skincare routine? I shower. Don't use soap on my face. Give my face a good scrub with the washcloth to remove dead skin. Maybe use a little vitamin c cream on my face after...if I remember. Do I look like I'm still 30? Nope. Do I look like a shriveled witch? Also nope. I look like a healthy 60+ year old woman. Ain't nothing wrong with that! Oh, and I have tons of extra cash to spend on traveling to exotic locales. Rampant consumerism is mind boggling!!! Hayley, you give this old lady hope for future generations. Keep raging on, mate!

[@anillegalblonde]

I love this

[@LustreMutt]

Love it! I only use soap and water at 30 as well and I still get carded! No reason to use so many creams and I don't even know what they do?!?!

[@lil_sillykitty_0]

Happy early birthday!

[@MushBunny]

Happy early birthday!! 🎂 If you have any grandchildren, or children, show them that skincare isn’t what they need!

[@bluesky5384]

34 and same. I'm a sucker for teeth whitening though but for skincare same lol Happy Birthday!

[@__VR__8]

This whole adultification of children is disturbing. Ew ee EWWWWWW

[@User_678_89]

@ville__ you don’t even make content?

[@__VR__8]

@@User_678_89 bot

[@User_678_89]

@ville__ Your so stupid

[@beepboop97]

​@ville__GET A FN JOB

[@SiimplyAxo]

​@ville__ me when i lie:

[@th3_l0v3ly]

as a 14 year old, i have a moisturizer and an spf stick and one concealer. thats literally it. when i was 10, i was on a trampoline on a lake getting thrown off by soap and my older cousins while we slid around. i couldnt walk for a week because of the injuries from that and tubing, and i would still do it. these kids look like they would cry when they get their first pimple.

[@stargirl.w1]

REAL

[@xXHELLUVA_BO_EDITSXx]

Fr I'm 13 and I have never understood the trend of skincare and Stanley cups and, my "skin care routine" is literally just aldis own brand of face suncream and an aldi brand moisturiser for before bed, it's crazy that there are people my age using RETINOL like- Also, I love the pfp, praying stolitz stays a thing :)

[@minu_mc]

yeah! i’m 13 as well, i have ONE cleanser and ONE moisturizer - they are both from walmart and work perfectly fine. i don’t get why these kids need so much. it’s not healthy for them and will most likely cause more skin damage as a teen.

[@stargirl.w1]

@@minu_mc same I only use a cleanser and a moisturizer and ONE thing to reduce my acne because I actually need it or I break out rlly badly

[@PATTRAJAREESURACHAIPITAK]

i’m 14 too my skincare shelf have body sunscreen and face sunscreen,lip balm,moisturiser,baby powder,aloevera gel for sun burn that is all 14 year skincare i ever use +water why does kid need so much skincare they are like 7 some of them can’t even speak clearly. yea i use cleansing foam but bc my mom told me to do cause i apply sunscreen every day ( my country is very hot )why do they need anti-ageing like they were kids!

[@rachelamber3227]

There seriously needs to be some laws passed about children on camera---and consequences for the families that purposely expose and exploit them for views. The only person hurt is the child and nothing is protecting them or their rights

[@kitty79er]

No children younger then the age of 18 should be posting any kind of content, or show on any content, where their face or body appear in shot

[@hi-peeps-]

@@kitty79erand especially under the age of 13

[@umaniezealah667]

@@kitty79er sometimes the children are the ones who want to be posted

[@kitty79er]

@@umaniezealah667 still under consent laws a child cannot concent. still making it not ok. in america it's 16 years or older for consent laws and keep in mind YT was made in america. it's not ok for a child AT ALL to be posting or be posted

[@umaniezealah667]

@@kitty79er that is for sex, not posting

[@Ichishihoo]

WE WILL BE THE LAST GENERATION THAT USED TO HAVE A HAPPY AND "NORMAL" CHILDHOD, WISHING SOME COOL CRAYOLA PENS ON OUR BIRTHDAYS INSTEAD OF MAKEUP 💔

[@madnessarcade7447]

I don’t think it’s all Gen alpha kids maybe a vocal minority I’ve seen normal Gen alpha kids

[@xxstephsupernaturalxx]

we’re literally just the last generation of kids in general

[@randomyoutuberobot3247]

I'm so sad that all these 2010s and 2020s kids are illiterate maniacs who are glued to TikToks and sephora. Now, the last people with normal childhoods will just have to watch this get worse and worse

[@ryuistired]

NAH BECAUSE I REMEMBER BEGGING MY MUM FOR SCENTED GEL PENS AND THEY GOT BANNED AT SCHOOL A WEEK LATER 😭

[@lizziehearts130]

as a 13 year old, I can confirm that there is STILL HOPE. my "skincare routine" is just wash my face, lotion (I have a really dry face), and lip balm. I don't get those 9 year olds with a freaking 30-step skincare routine and makeup?? Like when I was 9, I didn't even know what eyeshadow was; heck, I didn't even know what lotion was wtf

[@im_boo_11]

10:48 Can i also point out how she has ACRYLIC NAILS ON!? *ACRYLIC* NAILS on an NINE year old.

[@YomukaZpt]

I never got acrylic nails in my whole frickin life 💔👍

[@uunnoov]

Can we PLEASE acknowledge the elephant in the room, these mothers lack the self awareness of their internalized insecurities, to the point of projecting them onto their daughters so they are a head of this never ending desire to obtain beauty.

[@Alez_slayz]

The DRUNK ELEPHANT in the room

[@rhythimicmelody]

@@Alez_slayz💀

[@kitty79er]

@@Alez_slayz thank you for your service

[@danceslikeratigan4008]

​@@Alez_slayz Beat me to it 💀

[@Nbrother1607]

These kids are under the influence(rs) and their parents aren't doing anything

[@thehoodedartist1]

I'm only 13 and I already have "when I was your age" syndrome. I hate my generation and I'm ashamed to be a part of it.

[@ItchyNipple2400]

You are a good one🙏🙏🙏i accept you as a gen z tho thats lowkey not that much better😭

[@leanykakicsi6152]

When I was your age (lol I sound old, I swear I’m gen Z) I also hated my generation and was also ashamed to be part of it. But there are other gen alphas who are like you and I suggest looking for them and becoming friends with them instead of writing off your whole generation, because it isn’t a happy way to spend your teenagerhood (I speak from experience).

[@vivyenneSubs]

Same but im 13 in April lmao,,but the kids whereci live are all talkin abt funk,wich they shouldnt,its the Type of music they SHOULDNT EVEN KNOW,hugs from brazil,wish me luck in april

[@AshYourFellowComrade]

Lol same

[@kalibronx]

@@vivyenneSubs13 in august, the only reason i do skin care is because of my acne

[@noninvasil]

I'm a gen alpha kid (14 years old) and ever since i have been a child i have been given unrestricted internet access, since i was able to read i was thrown a tablet and told to "play". My mom tells me and forces ideals upon me, buying me skincare, saying i need it to get rid of my acne and be prettier in her eyes, i don't want skincare or any makeup overall, i feel happy in my own skin and you should too. don't let anyone enforce anything onto you!

[@Allister_Dutchie]

Your Gen Z gen Gen Alpha started after 2012.

[@Uz11sgreat]

@@Allister_Dutchieisn’t it 2010? Isn’t it every 15 years

[@Lunaartemis]

You know…at some age you really should care about your skin…since hygiene is veery important at your age as teenager!:)

[@wumbothewombat1280]

Hey, don’t worry about what your mom thinks. What matters is enjoying your childhood and staying healthy. You sound like a smart girl; keep being kind to yourself and others.

[@Autumn_l0_]

​​@@Uz11sgreatYes every generation is 15 years and gen z started in 1997, add 15 to that and its 2012. Gen z is from 1997 to 2012. Gen a is from 2013 to 2028.

[@whims6278]

Smh. I promise we aren't all like this and some of us refuse to put our child online, will not be exposing them to tiktok for as long as possible, and encourage our kids to be kids. This is so sad.

[@LustreMutt]

I hate that we have to explain that we aren't all like this... like bro I only wash my face with soap and water at 30 and I still get carded so I guess im fine! Id never record my kid or give them make up??? I'd wanna play video games with them lol

[@mypeeisred24]

My mom didn’t let me have tiktok when it first came out, and I still don’t have it, and im glad she did this. Cant imagine how insecure and needy id be if i did 💀

[@GingerThereforeNoSoul]

I came here to say the same thing. I'm a millennial myself. I'm 34. I have 3 biological kids. I also have step children whom are older than my bio children. My husband is a young Gen X. We absolutely no way in hell would allow this. We don't even spend that kind of money on our own skincare! I honestly fear the self-confidence issues that this type of behavior and idea of needing such a complex can care routine at such a young age may cause. Our teens use the brand CeraVe, bc that's what was recommended by my dermatologist.

[@tidamireles4373]

I am 11 years old and My mom doesn’t let me get skincare or makeup. Once when I wanted a 3$ moisturizer, my mom was an actual good mom and said “no, you are too young , maybe for Christmas or when you are older.” That is an example of how these gen alpha kids and millennial moms should act. And now I am 13 and I realize,sure my skincare collection has grown but these kids do not need retinol or anti aging creams. When you are at least 10 years old all you need is a good cleanser and a moisturizer.

[@elceenomoun8115]

A woman in my neighborhood bought her 5-year-old a Michael Kors purse, an iPhone and drunk elephant. She's FIVE. We are so doomed.

[@Bang2013tan]

Wtf

[@mikela1341]

at five? FIVE years old?

[@moonasmr34]

absolutely insane

[@mrbeezwax1]

This generation is doomed. Society is as ruined as Thanksgiving turkey made by a 9-year-old.

[@Danirey02]

I don’t even have drunk elephant and I’m 40 smh

[@traceythompson4230]

Gen Xer here, raised by parents from the Silent Generation. They grew up at the end of The Depression and during WW2. When I was under 12, we had pretend makeup or mom would pretend to put stuff on our faces, because, yes, we wanted to mimic her. When we hit puberty, mom would start introducing us to skincare by getting a consultation at the Clinique counter. If I ever pitched a fit about not getting something I desperately wanted (I REALLY wanted some Calvin Klein jeans), then it was simple, "If you continue whining, then we go home and you get nothing" And guess what- she followed through. So much is wrong now: allowing their kids on social media, not using the word "no", and the increase in consumerism. I thought the 80's were really bad, but I seriously never thought it would get this bad. These parents are raising children who don't understand that the world will not revolve around their wants nor what value is- be it monetary or personal.

[@gordonsgrl1]

Glad to see someone else had their introduction through the Clinique counter. Also raised by silent generation 😎

[@ReineDeLaSeine14]

Gotta love the Clinique intro!

[@That_Girl-v9w]

Gen Z here this is so spot on like I’m so glad my gen x parents raise me like thier parents raised them bc I’m ashamed for my youngest of gen Z to be put with this terrifying millennial parent raised gen alpha’s I just can’t I quit

[@6x8sheetofplywood]

i’m 12, and my skincare routine is sensitive skin face wash (acne already 😭), water, sunscreen, and chapstick. i do not understand how these girls can lather all that stuff onto their faces and not break out like crazy. and the amount of disrespect for their parents? WILD! i thank my mom and dad every day for providing me food, water, shelter, electricity, etc. and these kids don’t even thank their parents for thousands of dollars worth of skincare and makeup! 🤦🏼‍♀️ yeah we’re doomed

[@eleytheriadimitriadi809]

I just turned 12 a few days ago,finally some common sense...I have acne since I was 8 and I started skincare a year ago because my dermatologist said so and everything I own is from the pharmacy,not Sephora or ultas whatsoever.(in my country ultras don’t exit anyway)but yeah thanks for sharing bestie

[@nlpnt]

One of my friends had boy-girl twins so he and his wife fell back on "you can have makeup when your brother starts to grow facial hair".

[@Wariors_World]

May not work. My brother's twelve, already growing in a highly visible mustache. Same age as they sephora kids 😭 but hey, you never know? At least they're trying

[@zaiinbsgems]

fr. i feel like a good age to start make up is 15 - 16. MAYBE 14 but even thats pushing it

[@jovanarosic3606]

​​@@zaiinbsgemsI think lipgloss a little bit of eyeshadow sometimes are not scary but full face is for high school

[@TheRealSeal17]

@@zaiinbsgemsthat’s exactly what my dear mother says Shout out to her for protecting me from internet influences

[@pmzaii]

i’m a girl and started getting a slight mustache at around 10 so might not work😭

[@samanthawitzman5252]

They're going to look way older when they're teenagers 😢

[@annumishra.1]

​@ville__where is the proof lmao? hayley has been posting about sephora kids constantly and no way she's stealing someone's content

[@TerrestrialExtraTerrestrial]

@ville__ Oh no not you you said the same thing on funkyfrogbait videos get outta here dude everyone knows you’re lying

[@GenderedMess]

@@TerrestrialExtraTerrestrial Yeahh this bot is appearing on a lot of commentary channels sadly.

[@jirarara669]

​@@annumishra.1It's a bot that comments under every early comment. Do not engage!

[@jorjebear9874]

@@annumishra.1 it’s just uttp bs just report it and ignore it

[@KrismasDay]

5:24 I’m 15 years old and I want to say that, as a daughter, I KNOW I’m expensive, but I’m expensive because I’m a “weird kid” and like having Miku figurines (I asked my dad a few days ago to buy a shelf due to not having space on my wardrobe that, unsurprisingly, acts like a TV stand for my figures), but also due to the fact that, in my culture, girls have quinceañeras when they turn 15 years and they are EXPENSIVE!!! Never once in my childhood did I ask for skincare. The only skincare I have is the one my mom bought for acne, sunscreen (I lost the last bottle in the 3-step acne skincare routine sob), and some skincare I got as a gift. That’s it. Never in my childhood would I have asked for any skin care, no matter how many times my mother has made me step foot into a Sephora cause I knew that wasn’t for me, and I didn’t know what it does

[@crowisNOTokay]

when i was 10 i literally didnt even like washing my face 😭😭 ALSO THE DISH SOAP AND HOSE IS SO REAL

[@kitty79er]

or the potions of moms expensive stuff

[@Imnotcre4tive0]

@@kitty79erOMG YES I USED TO ALWAYS DO THAT

[@Maneyaku]

​@@kitty79er the strongest of potions dear traveller

[@kitty79er]

@@Maneyaku must add the perfume of wisdom and Curiosity

[@Maneyaku]

@@kitty79er stored in a grade 5 vial bottle for healing effects

[@missvenom2193]

Why 9 year old need acrylic nails???????🙄 wtf???? As a nailtech, if my 9 year old wants nails, she will definatly not getting it

[@carre04]

Nah fr the most I got was those cheap press on nails at birthday parties and even then my mom mainly just painted my nails herself. My first official trip to a nail salon I got my nails painted while sitting in the butterfly chair. 💀

[@ninar9664]

Yeah like that’s definitely not good for her, painting them or press ons? Sure but not acrylics or gel

[@ninar9664]

@ville__this channel doesn’t have any content. Get out of here

[@Anindeterminateamountofbees]

Yea, when I was nine i painted my nails pink or whatever every once in a while, but ACRYLICS??

[@smokeybub]

My mom told me you can get acrylic nails when you get a job.

[@xXxxSharkLoverxXx]

As a gen alpha, I have never TOUCHED skincare. All I used is soap and water, and some lotion.

[@IiesI]

Same! Except I use Vaseline

[@YomukaZpt]

Same 👍

[@Cardinal_73]

It’s absolutely disgusting that these parents decide to use their kids to get fame and attention on TikTok because they clearly didn’t accomplish anything in their life, so their solution is just to live vicariously through their kids

[@life16091]

The little girls of the 1800s that were raised to be married off at the ripe age of 12 being robbed of a true childhood must be rolling in their graves so sad for these kids growing up too fast now. 😕

[@life16091]

Also not to mention that those little girls were actually doing things like keeping a home, cooking, sewing, and actual adult things. The little girls now are just keeping corporations in business and giving into inflation. Not benefiting society as a whole. It’s so scary.

[@rayc9763]

I think skincare is better for than being married at 12 💀😂 what kind of comparison is that?

[@Pappyeggs]

Guys there’s a ghost of a child from the 1800s complaining in the comment section…. I’m so scared rn….

[@ca678.4]

Let’s be honest, how much of these moms wouldn’t do that RIGHT NOW if it meant they could get attention, or gain something in return?

[@ca678.4]

⁠@@rayc9763you misunderstood. The point is that those children were not raised in an environment that ALLOWED them to be children in comparison to the modern day, where children can by all means be children. These parents are forcing these children to grow up quickly to be “little women” even if they don’t have to just so they can have content /attention.

[@SwiftiesPoets13-ts]

When I was that young I wasn’t making “SkInCaRe SmOtHiEs” I was making hair product potions 💀😭💀

[@TheBestCommenter]

As a 2011 kid, I can confirm this whole internet thing is OUTRAGEOUS. People in my class do not know how to write a proper paragraph/essay and has trouble with spelling words like “constitutional” or “exceptionally”. On my bus, a girl my age told me her skincare routine. It was very long. And before everyone starts bashing at a random 13 year old (me), she has no acne or pimples whatsoever. She does not need any makeup products. As a matter of fact, no 12/13 year old should be wearing makeup. Just sunscreen. I will never raise my kids like these kids.

[@Alez_slayz]

As someone who is part of the 2011 gang, i agree.

[@truheli11]

Yep 2011 there too

[@HeartsAndStarsForMe]

Same !! People can’t even spell “beautiful” ..

[@Yazhini26]

Me too I’m a 2011 kid :D My skincare is super basic and yet…my skin is so much clearer than the ppl who use drunk elephant, glow recipie, etc. I use a CeraVe cleanser, bubble moisturizer (don’t go after me for using Sephora, my dermatologist recommended this) and a sunscreen I found at ulta (recommended by my aunt who is a doctor)

[@kitty79er]

maybe a good bar of soap

[@HuskersSlave]

Im almost 18 and some of my cousins are these sephora kids.. Im not mad at the kids, im mad at their PARENTS, i just feel bad for the kids.. they aren’t even kids anymore and it breaks my heart..

[@xxstephsupernaturalxx]

fr. honestly between stuff like this and the sad beige moms in my family, i do everything i can to steer them away from the damage that their uncaring millennial parents are setting them up for. gifting them engaging, age appropriate, and colorful toys because im basically their only saving grace

[@hyaxxx]

13:30 when i was a kid i hade one of thoes LOL doll animals for my birthday, and i wanted to show all of my friends so i took it too school and then lost it right after😭😭

[@Idk_428]

I’m so thankful that my 7 yr old little sister wasn’t given social medias, my mom gave her 20 dollars and she immediately asked to go to Claire’s

[@forevrbl0nde]

The best thing I’ve seen today.

[@Idk_428]

@@forevrbl0nde litteraly

[@EvelynHosford-rh4sw]

Claire’s I wanna go to hot topic and get Sanrio plushies and Claire’s for squishes and sometimes ulta because hello kitty stuff like the smackers lip glosses

[@EvelynHosford-rh4sw]

When I saw the three year old skincare I thought it was over exaggerated click bate to think that three year olds are doing then I saw the video….. what is this

[@staeriix]

I love claires 😭😭 their hair accessories and stuff are so cute

[@thatwintanjeen5743]

Who here thinks this type of parenting should be outlawed?

[@ingtapoot]

🖐 Holy shit I do

[@thatwintanjeen5743]

@ville__ nobody cares!

[@pratitithakur174]

@@thatwintanjeen5743 report this channel, their comments are on every video released by Hayley

[@Curlyheart]

Based pfp

[@thedevilwearsveryraggedyshoes]

In those first memes she put at the beginning of the video, the one in the middle that said '2010 trying to not be associated with gen alpha' is probably the most relatable thing I've ever read in my life

[@Illeatyourmumifyoupissmeoff]

I'm 2010...... I hate being told I'm gen alpha..... because I relate more to gen z in every way possible...... plus I'm an early 2010 too (25th jan)

[@stargirl.w1]

@@Illeatyourmumifyoupissmeoff yeah im 2010 too but isnt gen z 1997-2012

[@Uz11sgreat]

@@stargirl.w1every 15 years

[@p_for_pearl]

@@stargirl.w1yeah

[@Nbrother1607]

​@@stargirl.w1gen z is 1997-2012, gen alpha is 2010-2024?

[@sophiatorres1460]

All these moms are doing is making these little girls obsessed and insecure with youth. Soon the Botox and fillers at 13 🤷🏻‍♀️ lord 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@noahbossier1131]

Agreed

[@cheeseburgersuperior1874]

hhhhhmmmm.... where are the dads? oh, that's right, its toxic masculinity if the dad tries to be a father.

[@user-cq5gl1ri7q]

Not to the bearer of bad news but there was already a case of this actually happening. Thankfully I've only seen one mother (that one with an 8yo daughter) do it but it's still horrifying and I hope it's not gonna become a trend 😕

[@meowdalyn]

THANK YOU FOR DEFENDING THESE CHILDREN AND CALLING OUT THESE HORRID MOTHERS

[@TheRealSeal17]

THANK YOU FOR REAL like children liking skincare and makeup is neither a bad OR a new thing. It’s their mothers that encourage it WAYYY to much and spoil them

[@chloeeeytube1517]

@@TheRealSeal17 OMG FR CAUSE PEOPLE ACT LIKE IM LIKE THESE KIDS CAUSE I LIKE MAKEUP!!! IM 13 AND IM KINDA YOUNG TO BE USING MAKEUP BUT I DONT WANT TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH THESE KIDS FOR LIKING IT 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@TheRealSeal17]

@@chloeeeytube1517 I have a friend like that, I really understand her

[@M3TALHEAD..]

im a young teen and my favorite store when I was five was Party City or Toys R us,Not Sephora,we are so doomed 😭

[@meiko_kimika]

TOYS R US IS ACTUALLY SO REAL LIKE I BOUGHT SYLVANIAN FAMILIES WHEN I WAS THAT AGE..

[@Feezee223]

If kt makes you feel better when I go to toys r us I still see alot of kids there so there's still hope

[@oliveherklozoff9398]

As a millennial who was never coo and got bullied instead, these kids are absolutely miniature versions of their mothers' attitudes. If I wasn't way older now, I'd swear it was them.

[@because-yes]

I'm 11 and I barely use any makeup or skincare and such. I usually avoid my electronics, but I normally stay on for about not even an hour a day. Other than that I'm usually running around, painting, doing gymnastics, and more. It's so embarrassing how all these other 11 year old's are so addicted to Tiktok, makeup, skincare, and other stuff.

[@GloobiaGloobdo]

Yeah same except I'm 10 and addicted to my phone which I'm trying to stop vut atleast I'm not a Sephora kid

[@TheRealSeal17]

I respect you so much for that. I hate being considered a gen alpha and I’m constantly tryna prove people that I’m neither a Skibidi or a Sephora kid.

[@Stopstalkingme862]

Omg my sister thinks that too! I agree too,TikTok is one of the dumbest places I’ve seen honestly

[@markmcclellan569]

Naw for Christmas last year I wanted rainbow loom and drawing supplies, most of my time I do crafting stuff

[@schroedingerscryptid]

@@markmcclellan569 omg speaking as an 05's kid, i haven't seen someone wanting a rainbow loom in YEARSSS i hope you've been having fun with it kiddo!! :D

[@aeryndrafts]

8:42 that kid has a better skincare routine than me all I use is CeraVe/bubble cleanser , Mario Badescu facial spray , Nivea day cream and bubble moisturiser and at night Garnier micellar water and bubble moisturiser

[@swiftie.express]

All I use is sunscreen and Vaseline 😭

[@medea5235]

As a 2010 kid I feel very bad for all these poor kids not having a childhood my mom really raised me and my 2013 brother good.

[@medea5235]

@ville__ you have no videos on ur channel

[@Sxmm3rfx1ry]

@ville__can you just STOP!?

[@MarieDraws]

So real! What happened to watching cartoons on early morning Saturdays and going outside, playing with toys! These kids want to grow up so fast. These Sephora moms irritate me.

[@medea5235]

@@MarieDraws watching cartoons early in the morning was so su-real loved it 😭

[@Kayllister291]

I'm a late 2000s kid, I used my mom's old bag of makeup when i was like 6 for probably a month then haven't touched makeup since, you wanna know what I was into when I was 11?? FNAF gacha stuff. I'm around the age of makeup but nah all I think about is silly vocaloid stuff and games I enjoy. I don't even own any social media aside from KZbin, twitter (which I rarely use), reddit for the games I play and discord but 7 year olds are on tiktok and Instagram? It's concerning to me that parents are giving their children their own phones at such a young age. And early cartoon mornings were actually so real.

[@Eddysig]

Hearing a BABY say the word "skincare" MADE ME NAUSEATED. We should never have heard that word in a baby voice. As a 20 year old all i use is a moisturizer. oh my GOD.......

[@HunterLvyiXIII]

I just got to that part and wtaf 🤮 The kids aren't gonna be alright

[@rudmartin20071]

I never learned abt skincare until I was like 10 and I’m 12 now 🥱🥱

[@Ramon_nN1alt]

@@rudmartin20071 help i didnt learn about it till 13

[@Nbrother1607]

eventually there will be a child that said "skincare" as their first word

[@Softball_lover237]

I’m in middle school and though I enjoy skincare and makeup but my parents go through my phone and check what I’m buying and they make sure that what I want is safe and I pay for everything I want. I truely don’t know why little girls my age want anti aging products for being that long.

[@crystalraetoday9385]

I hope these parents keep the same energy when their kids start doing other adult things. If they let them do all this so early, stay supportive when they start copying adult content they see online. If your kids have access to tik tok they have access to adult content too. You know what I’m talking about.

[@jodoodlyboi2963]

Maybe it would be a wake-up call. I hope so

[@nekoboygames7786]

Ikr, especially since kinktok and thirst traps are a pretty big part of the app and not all accounts are age restricted. Many accounts think it's enough to just add the "MDNI" thing to their bio. Like kids gonna check the bio before watching something coming up on their For You page. Smh. There are even ppl who only use tik tok to promote their OF.

[@user-bi8ko7kc6h]

We already have LOTS of young girls doing OF to earn quick money and all the ‘like’.

[@nekoboygames7786]

@@user-bi8ko7kc6h I have nothing against s-work as long as a person is over 18. I don't know how OF in the US works when making an account, but in Europe, you have to post a picture of your id, passport or licens to prove that you are you and that you are over 18. Though I'm not sure how secure it is though. Someone with enough skills could probably alter their id/passport/licens to change their birth year.

[@elizabethr4107]

True

[@wooderice64]

The world has truly turned upside down. All the 10 year olds are at Sephora and the 25 year olds are at the Lego store.

[@eyyitsmei]

NAH FR (Coming from a 20 year old!)

[@ca678.4]

The world? No… this is American consumerism at play. This is contained to the USA and somewhat to other countries in the anglosphere thanks to how influential American media is.. but the rest of the world is like.. nope.

[@noahbossier1131]

Agreed.

[@ReineDeLaSeine14]

Legos are for everyone! Haven’t you read the box?

[@wooderice64]

@@ReineDeLaSeine14 Of course. I was actually thinking about picking up the Himeji Castle set myself.

[@thepookies-v2f]

hey! im nadia, im 14 years old and turn 15 the 15th feb (2025), which means, im a 2010’s baby! my skincare rutine is moisturizer… thats it… i still play with my build-a-bear, i still play with barbies, i use a little mascara with some waterline eyeliner, cuz i like that dark look. this skincare obsession is actually INSANE… please remember to not grow up too fast. play with those doll and cars! it’s 100% okay!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@bribri8407]

The parents should be ashamed of themselves having their young children use those product's. All these children don't "need" these things, they "want" them because their parents are pushing it on them, honestly disappointing.....smfh

[@Peperica98]

It's inescapable. A huge reason why more parents are homeschooling, because even if you have social media restrictions for your children, their peers don't. I've heard of elementary school-aged children bully their peers for not having: social media, name-brand attire or products, and even cell phones. It all comes down to the parenting, but the damage is done.

[@user-nt1cm7gp8u]

Everything is so backwards these days. You got kids trying to grow up as fast as possible, with the help of their parents. And adults refusing to grow up, “kidults” who play with toys. It sure is dystopian.

[@ngarcia103]

Depends on the "kidult". I still play with some toys but I'm an adult when I need to be.

[@k.stacey7389]

It’s even more backwards than that though. They want to stay young looking as pre-teens. Which is BIZARRE. For all of time girls have wanted to look OLDER at that age, you spend 13-20 trying to look 16/18/21 and then spend the rest of your life after that trying to look 13 again. It’s the natural order of things and this is mind-boggling.

[@starryeyes999]

kiddults and adult toy collectors are not an issue, its emotionally immature and neglectful parents that foster this kind of extreme desire to grow up that push their beauty standards on their barely able to talk little girls

[@tehrinny7031]

​ @margot_massacre This. I'm 42 and collect toys like various doll lines I like and collecting / restoring vintage toys from my childhood. Aside from the consumerist nature of it (at least buying new releases) it's harmless. It's something that brings a bit of joy into my life. (Other things bring joy as well, this is just one thing). Having childlike interests is not a problem, and it's something that should be encouraged. Keeping in touch with your inner child is healthy. However, emotional immaturity IS a problem. A lot of these mothers on social media are insecure. Parenthood takes away a part of ones identity. Hitting your 30's and 40's for some can be another shock. Especially as millenial women, we may have not had a lot of the typical milestones of adulthood that our parents may have had. An emotionally mature person would say "well, I'm making the best out of it." An emotionally immature person cares too much about what others think. That's when they start posting for clout / attention, and exploiting their children for likes, views and sponsorships.

[@kathleenking47]

Huxley's BRAVE NEW WORLD he was Orwell's professor

[@siena24]

I turned 14 this year and just started wearing makeup and my skincare is still cetaphil soap and sunscreen, and im so glad because it has helped my skin A LOT! i tried the fancy stuff for a while and it RUINED my skin but my dad and brother put me in check and now my skin is a lot better so thank you brother 💝

[@xionstevens4955]

These mothers dont want a daughter they want either a tiny version of themselves or a bestfriend when my mom said that it made reallized how sad that these moms only care about social media inwtead of being there as a parent to their kids

[@OlivBlox]

Yes it’s very sad 😢

[@geenalizzi]

Im a millennial mother (31) My daughters are 10 and 7, and I don’t even let them touch my skincare products because of the risks of bad reactions because they are too damn young to have the ingredients on there skin! No way on this earth am I going to start giving them their own 🤣 They still use “no tears” children shampoos and kids bubble bath products because they are designed for sensitive skin. Baffles me how these women do this to their kids just for attention, because it benefits the child in zero ways! They also don’t have access to any social media apart from KZbin where they are limited as I have parental age capped at maximum of 12!

[@Lavoura]

im 11 (almost 12) and my mom is exactly like that just that my mom is gen x. Most kids at my school had tiktok at the age of 6 and that’s just kinda uhh…

[@Rxttingshark]

4:52 this video was the one that scared me the most bc I’m also a teen and Ik I was 5-10 years not THAT long ago but the fact that these kids are begging their mom for skin care THE EXACT SAME WAY I used to beg my mom for things like chocolate, toys, maybe some pretty stationary I saw while shopping w her for groceries rlly shocked me.

[@Rxttingshark]

Also, my mom sometimes said no. That’s completely fine and what a parent SHOULD do when they think things r getting out of hand. Pulling out your phone and recording the is NOT the way.

[@jangyunheez2]

as a 14 yr old who likes beauty aswell, these parents need to do their research!! I only started using things on my face a year ago when i started getting pimples and bumps, and i am SO GLAD my mom told me what i can use and what i cant. currently i only use oil + water cleanser, toner, moisturizer, and sunscreen THATS IT and with makeup its just a bbcream, blush, lipgloss, and mascara. this overspending is so dystopian oh my goodness

[@noahbossier1131]

Agreed

[@AbsolutelyAri1]

Same I'm 15 (but I was 14 when you made this comment) and mine is basically the same thing!

[@jukeman9291]

"Honey, the screaming Australian girl uploaded a new video!"

[@BY_VALERIA]

Why say that like what did she do to u

[@BY_VALERIA]

Why say that

[@jukeman9291]

@@BY_VALERIA ...its a joke. Shes australian and she screams a lot...its actually kinda cute

[@BY_VALERIA]

@@jukeman9291 sureeeeee……ok

[@nitgotlost]

⁠@@BY_VALERIAgod forbid you misunderstand and actually accept that you misunderstood, lmao.

[@AlyssaC-ob6rs]

Hi Hayley!! I love your vids! I was Born 2010 and I am not like one of these kids, my parents raised my like a respectable child and young Adult, these kids are doing it because they think it’s fun, yes I have skincare, but not heavily as them, I have five products. Face wash day cream no retinol, night cream, hydrating cream… all those kids need these type of products. I do it to make sure my skin is clean, cared for and cancer free. I have only KZbin as a platform and that is it. All of these kids think they are on top of everyone and are better than every one, they don’t need it, it’s a waste. Including make up. Love your vids!

[@Lils-c6q]

2:35 I’m a picky eater leave me alone 😭

[@egghead_felix]

What really drives me crazy is the people online who say this is okay! One of the biggest reasons I get is "well, you can start getting acne at 10" and "when I was 11 I had really bad acne." People, stop applying the minority to the majority! If you're that young and have bad acne, you need to see a skincare professional and work out a treatment plan. Products like these should ONLY be used by children this young if they're under MEDICAL SUPERVISION. And since when was acne really a bad thing? It is completely natural! This teaches kids that the worst thing that could happen to them is getting a pimple. Or wrinkles!! Parents who encourage this honestly make me sick. These little girls are going to grow up being so insecure it isn't even funny. Not to mention all the skin-professionals saying that their skin will age faster because of all these products. They're going to be 16 looking 30! All a normal, everyday 10-year-old needs for healthy skin is to drink water and wear sunscreen outside. I'm 23. I NEVER had a skincare routine or wore foundation, and my skin is actually pretty healthy. I should probably wear sunscreen but that's it! All this because I didn't destroy my skin at 10.

[@elizabethrose644]

i mean i started getting acne at 10/11 and didn’t have proper products so i have a lot of scars. the thing these kids aren’t being taught is that less is more. if you put any more that four or five products on your face regularly (sometimes even less if you have sensitive skin) you’re just gonna break out more from irritation. a gentle wash, gentle moisturizer, sunscreen in the summer, and a gentle acne product (if needed) is all they need. they’re just so obsessed with looking cool that they’re not even thinking about the actual products going on their face

[@rudmartin20071]

I use like face spray for my acne and that’s it…it works trust me

[@raydientSkeleton]

This reminds me of my own experience as a young child. Except instead of skin care it was food, and my mom ended up unintentionally giving me an ED. I don't want to type some of the things she said to me bc looking back, it's kinda awful and I don't wanna trigger people. But some of the things mirror phrases like "so you don't get wrinkles" or "the younger the better" and it honestly just break my heart because I seriously don't think these mothers understand what they're doing to their kids. The seeds they're planting on their young brains. The life long mental and physical problems these people will have when their older. I cry for these kids knowing the issues they will continuously fight against for the rest of their lives. And I'm angry with the parents who get defensive and refuse to listen. And then with the Internet on top of it all, amplifying everything.

[@SUMM3R_VIBES]

10:33 the fact she has her nails done 😭 I’m way older and still not aloud to

[@senjak.2357]

This reminds me of the pageant girls, whose mothers dress them up like they are dolls and do their makeup etc you child is not a toy!!

[@sweetteabag]

I felt so guilty after my mom bought me $3 lip gloss at Target. She was the one who offered too. I didn't even ask. Bro how do these kids not feel bad when they spend $80 every day. If not more?😭

[@sidewayscake6134]

omg same but mine literally saved money cuz we bought it for free shipping😭

[@Captainfrog616]

No it’s like 800 😂

[@sweetteabag]

@@Captainfrog616 yes T-T

[@PaperPlane675]

LITERALLY! my pharmacy sells lip balms, and everytime i needed one as a child I felt so guilty and afraid to be judged by others.

[@ddrw1]

They dont feel bad cause they werent taught to feel bad. Feeling bad for spending a lot of money is a good way children learn to not overspend when older. these children are gonna be absolutely horrible when older.

[@tamie4504]

My younger kids are 14 & 7. We DONT allow social media. They are allowed 1 hour “screen time” on the weekends to watch tv. They don’t miss it and it’s never been an issue.

[@tamie4504]

Plus, I’ve never posted pictures of my kids online. I’ve always been scared to do that because of pervs. It’s the parents fault 100,000,000,000%

[@cheeseburgersuperior1874]

well yeah. they don't need that shet. they should be able to cook, do accounting, and clean the house. those are just survival skills to live by.

[@tamie4504]

@@cheeseburgersuperior1874 I completely agree.

[@jborrego2406]

Which is group but how did they get along with their peers because all they are talking about is social media crap

[@puipoka]

That’s just great parenting my relitive was like that she recently got a phone and she is like 22

[@Kerry-i4s]

14:37 MELAINE MARTINEZ MENTIONED???,??

[@vlogswmem]

Fr! My parents will say “this has something you don’t need in it” or “you don’t need it. You can have it when your 30” 😂 love them!❤

[@TheRealSeal17]

My parents always protected me from the internet and the influences these have upon me

[@vlogswmem]

@@TheRealSeal17 exactly !!💗

[@Rinnie672]

My mum was a "sooner the better" kind of mum. What she meant was- 1. Face wash after coming home from school 2. Moisturize so your skin doesn't dry.

[@littlesparkle3803]

That is okey, your mom did a great job 😊

[@KatietheKreator]

All this is not only detrimental to the health of these kids' skin, but also their self esteem.

[@jeanninek7266]

As a millennial mom (34), my daughter, 10, was talking about Saphora and Stanly kids the other day in her school. She said it's so stupid and she doesn't get it. Ha. Social media is a no-go for my kids. Kids need to be kids. They already grow up too fast, no need to rush it. 😥

[@noahbossier1131]

Agreed

[@silvercharm9507]

Good job, Mom.❤

[@ReineDeLaSeine14]

Keep it up

[@amethyst1062]

Does she get bullied in school? No hate just asking Or(I REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY HOPE) these kids are just an annoying minority at her school Good job, keep doing what you’re doing NEVER EVER give in to social media

[@jeanninek7266]

@amethyst1062 She does not get bullied, thankfully! I've heard stories of kids being bullied for it. It's crazy and so sad.

[@laneywagner6701]

as a 13 year old I use cerave face wash, acne treatment, neutragina moisturizer, and kosas sunscreen. also at 10 I only used Nivea moisturizer and water. I'm also not allowed to use any social media accept for KZbin and Pinterest

[@Lunaartemis]

Please don’t use cerave because of animal testing

[@nekoboygames7786]

These children gonna look 40 before they have finished high school with all the chemicals they rub on their sensitive skin. I also think it's crazy that those Sephora moms that buy makeup and skincare stuffs for their kids for clout are probably the same moms that screams the pdfile word at a toy company bc their water play dolls are anatomically correct and complains that fashion dolls looks like s-workers. Who remember when there was this fashion trend many many years ago where kids as young as 5 was dressed in bralets/short tops, miniskirt/hotpants and shoes with heels until one they ppl woke up and started to realize that the fashion was really inappropriate. I remember H&M was the main company in the controversy, which isn't surprising.

[@astroclover]

when i was younger, the only screen in front of my face was a leapfrog tablet and bubble guppies. now, kids are obsessing over wednesday addams vs harley quinn videos and singing ice spice songs.

[@HeatherCrane-g9d]

My younger sister is in 4th grade, her friends have iPhones, Drunk Elephant, Bubble, Laniege, Stanley’s etc. it’s scary if you really think about it

[@Neala._.]

Wth, when I was her at age I got a second hand laptop, books and colors

[@Maneyaku]

​@@Neala._.when i was her age i used to eat legos

[@leydhiperez3200]

Nahh there's girls in my class like that 😭

[@SofyyXeditss]

Bro when I was her age I used to have an iPhone lik- 4 and coloring books and barbies 😭😭 this generation is dead bro

[@AllMyDreamsAreLucid]

At the age of 9 i was asking for toys not makeup. Watching TVO or telethon had ads that promoted toys Kids watching ticktock are promoted makeup That's the problem here Ticktock is for 15+ How do parents not see this

[@rebeccat5951]

These kids are accessories that their parents show off for clout and validation, without any care for their wellbeing or any respect for them.

[@ella7320]

Who remembers when walking into Mecca with your mum was a special occasion

[@sakurabxlla]

im a 13 year old born in 2011, i class myself as gen z because even the thought of myself being gen alpha is horrifying to me! the only skincare ive ever used is moisturiser and face wash and i have never once thought "oh hey, drunk elephant has a new product let me FORCE MY PARENTS to buy it for me and if they dont. temper tantrum time. gen alpha is messed up by millennial parents im afraid. my parents are gen x and im so happy they raised me in a way that i dont feel the need for anti-aging syrum at 13. plus most skincare on children under the age of 13 causes oily skin and can lead to spots! its unhealthy. my internet access is limited and strict and ive never been allowed anything other than youtube and pintrest and ill never even TOUCH tiktok or instagram until im at least 15.

[@jodoodlyboi2963]

I was raised in such a way that I only want yt for entertainment, messenger and discord for chatting with friends, and Pinterest for inspiration. I have Snapchat too, but stopped using it at the end of my teen years. I only used it to mess around with filters when I was bored, and now when I'm bored I spend that time clearing space on my phone by deleting old photos lmao. Instagram and Twitter just seem too toxic to me... No thanks. Or excuse me... Instagram and X

[@piper_fr]

You’re Gen z because it goes up to 2012. Gen alpha is 2013+

[@YourLocalNintendo]

OMG FINALLY SOMEONE THAT KNOWS, EVERYONE SAYS IT'S 2010 AND IT'S NOT😭@@piper_fr

[@TerrestrialExtraTerrestrial]

@ville__ Stop

[@Facisttt]

Womp womp ​@ville__

[@noname-_-772]

Im gen alpha and i still don't understand how kids can act like that plus in my country they wouldn't have a life if someone would act like that

[@Abbey.preppy336]

The oldest of gen alpha is 11 years old in 2024 (most of the skincare obsessed girls are gen z)

[@taryndancer29]

I'm 32 and all I use is a basic face wash and a bit of daily face lotion. These kids are being robbed of their childhoods its so sad.

[@comenerdwithme3346]

I’m older than these kids and my skincare consists of -Acne cleanser -Face wash -Facial sunscreen/lotion Then the only thing that changes at night is the Sunscreen/lotion is swapped for a moisturizer. Side tangent but WHOS IDEA WAS IT TO PUT SKINCARE OF A LITERAL TODDLER!! That poor kid

[@GradyMcLaughlin-io8or]

girl you are so off when it comes to the generations, its 1997 to 2012 the oldest gen alpha would be 11 or 12 not 14

[@MJKreatesRBLX]

These parents are the worst. I’m so grateful that my mom is not raising me or my siblings this way.

[@Totally_Glitched]

This is definitely one of the best videos I've seen talking about this. Thank you for putting full blame on the parents. These poor kids are victims. I genuinely consider this a form of child abuse. Especially the mothers who are 'playfully' teasing their daughters and making fun of the obsession THEY created and encouraged. One of my aunts was like this. She'd buy my cousin makeup and revealing clothes, then turn around and slut shame her and tell her it was her fault for getting written up at school. Zero accountability. These women are setting up their poor daughters for a lifetime of body image issues, not to mention skin problems. No one that young should be putting all that stuff on their face. Those poor babies. 💔

[@stormcrucher2668]

5:10 I'm 12 and have 10 dollars a week for lunch, (dw no sephora I've never used mackup before) WHY DO THEY GET SO MUCH!? I'm jealous sure but also concerned

[@Misttx]

10:31 why does she THE 9 YR HAVE ACRYLIC NAILS?!?!?!?

[@Gravity_Skye]

My much younger sister, who is LITERALLY 8 got all skincare for Christmas, no toys. I brought up to my parents that this is a little cruel for a child to not have toys they just said “well she asked for it…”

[@xxstephsupernaturalxx]

just because she asked for it doesn’t mean you need to get it 😭 why are parents so afraid to say no to things that will and are hurting their kids

[@leanykakicsi6152]

Children often ask parents things they don’t need, I’m sorry your parents didn’t realize this. I don’t know how old are you but if you have your own income maybe you could buy her a toy or children’s book for her birthday: take her to the store and let her choose something that is for her age and within your budget. Get her excited for games or fairy books or Harry Potter, whatever.

[@-ava-]

12:36 I’m almost 14 and the only makeup I own is eyeshadow, one blush, mascara, and lipgloss. And the only skincare I have is a cleanser,face wash and moisturizer from cera ve. Like lord all those chemicals on your face can not be healthy.

[@MelissaModsMetal]

My 8 year old received some 'skin care' which was some Cetaphil and it BREAKS HER FACE OUT. She tried to get on this bandwagon but i wasnt letting it happen and im glad even the simplest product irritated her skin for now.

[@MelissaModsMetal]

@ville__ ok cool I literally don't care I love Hayley and idk who you are. 🙃

[@MelissaModsMetal]

@ville__ you have 216 subscribers lmao I think Hayley might be making better content 🤔

[@MushBunny]

Oh my goodness! I have a sister who’s 8 years old (luckily) she doesn’t have skincare (which a surprise since my 11 year old sister has a ton). Sensitive skin runs in the family so I’ll try to keep her away from most skincare until she’s old enough. 😊

[@ReineDeLaSeine14]

I’m in my 30s and can’t even use Cetaphil. That stuff dries my skin out so much!

[@radiant.hearts]

im turning 13 in 2 weeks. my 'skincare' is dermat recommended for my eczema: - foaming fash wash - eczema preventing face cream - sunscreen - vaseline - nivea body cream it seems like a lot, but ey gotta push away that eczema

[@melanie1825]

But see that was recommended by a professional so you know it shouldn't harm you in the long run. Kids skin is super sensitive and all these active ingredients like vitamin c, acids and retinol are so damaging to healthy skin. They're to target specific problems for adults. I think it's good to teach kids to care for themselves but parents need to do it in an age appropriate way. Before puberty (unless special circumstances exist) it should just be wash your face, spf in the day and maybe lotion if you live in a dry area or something. And it's important to teach kids that the brands lie in marketing. Some products cause the issue they claim to fix so you keep coming back and buying more.

[@noahbossier1131]

@@melanie1825agreed

[@clarastephanyherasmegrullo47]

When I was 13 I had severe acne and a very oily skin, my mom took me to an amazing dermatologist who ran lab tests, prescribed me 3 products specifically for my skin, a proper following and she solved that situation very quickly. Obviously she told me everything I needed to know about how to treat my skin. She retired and now her daughter is my dermatologist. Today I’m 33 years old and my skin routine is prescribed, no more than 4 products and works well for me. My makeup is simple and prescribed as well, I know not every product will work for me, so I always follow my dermatologist’s advice. My whole routine doesn’t require more than 40$ at the drugstore. It was sad to see 10 year olds asking for skincare and makeup as Christmas gifts. All I cared about when I was that age was reading, painting, getting good grades and learn how to swim.

[@acampomft]

Have these parents ever said the word No????

[@rudmartin20071]

My parent have. A kid in my school has never heard the word no so if I don’t give her a hug she cry’s!!

[@2busy4u311]

Anti aging cream: makes you look 10 YEARS YOUNGER!! 10 year old: hmm sounds good *dissapears*

[@Kim-Unearthed]

All I can say is SHAME ON THESE MOTHERS!!!!