Abby Howard views documenting family life on YouTube as a way to create home video memories for her children.

“I actually love having our YouTube videos because they feel like Family Home Videos yeah like that I will be able to go back and like watch like our lives together and our kids”

Derik Beeston believes that using children in social media content should be regulated with laws to prevent exploitation.

“there needs to be regulations there needs to be laws made to protect these kids we need to see that in the social media world that doesn't exist right now as far as I'm aware”

Matt Howard argues that participating in social media as a family is acceptable provided there are protections against exploitation.

“it's not like okay take the film industry you can't just say oh no more child actors because there's been parents that have abused that and taken money from their kids and exploited their kids okay now it's it's over no more there's just there needs to be regulations”

Sarah Beeston asserts that her primary boundary for filming her children is that she will stop if they express they do not want to be in the video.

“for us a big thing for me is like the second that our kids like don't want to be filmed or like say that they're like don't want to be in a video or something that's like the end of it for me like I will not yeah do that”