The vlogs are ending because they want to protect their child's privacy and ensure his future presence online is a personal choice.

“I think we we feel like it will just be too much part of my channel and Bern will just be too much part of my uh sort of thing. If he wants to be part of the it that should be his choice later.”

Authentic storytelling that invites the audience into the experience is more valuable than sensationalism.

“it's not interesting watching people [ __ ] or complain or be mad like it's not it's not fun y but everybody's mad and frustrated about everything all the time so if you can sort of tap in into that y like the first video I ever ever made that was seen the iPod the iPod my brother van I made this in”

PewDiePie believes that the supportive and positive response from his audience encourages him to continue sharing more of his personal life through vlogs.

“everyone's just been so nice supportive and positive and yeah that makes me want to share more and I really appreciate it”

He considers the daily vlogging format addictive but emphasizes the importance of balancing it with real life.

“how much money before you start enjoying life how much money do i need in the bank before i take my wife and my kids and we go enjoy life right like how much do i actually need”

He believes family vlogging can produce significant good and positive fruit for viewers despite the challenges and negative attention it sometimes receives.

“I am convinced over the years and from amazing amazing mentors in our life that there's so much more good that can and will come from it.”

Evelyn frequently posts on Snapchat because she enjoys the platform and its filters.

“I just love Snapchat filters and posting on Snapchat stories.”

Creators should avoid starting their channels solely with vlogs because it is difficult to attract an audience without an established reputation.

“if you start by vlogging no one is interested like it kind of sucks like hear this but if no one's really interested in you as a person right if you're just like putting out Vlogs I think you almost need to start in some other type of Niche or some other type of video”

Vloggers should focus on capturing genuine moments rather than relying on heavy scripting to keep content engaging.

“I'll have a brief like okay let's shoot at certain places and then just let the like magic of being out and about filming happen so you know the best moments happen when they're like unscripted obviously if I scripted everything like the videos would suck”