I follow the same family and have commented before on here about how different they are. The casual table chats at breakfast, rather than the interrogation by Alex.there is another family i follow on IG with a son, and triplet daughters who just turned six. very similar to the Galbally's in terms of their family structure, similar aged children etc - they even have a dog, she's just well-cared for and loved - but their family is the total opposite, and it's interesting to see the difference.
the girls just had their birthday, and it's such a contrast in the way that each girl is treated as an individual - they all have their presents wrapped in different paper, and each present is a gift individually chosen for them, and based on their own interests and likes and favourite colours. there is no pushing and dragging and chaos and all the kids tearing open a huge mountain of identical presents - the exact same, just in their own assigned colours or their featruing own assigned disney princess - while both parents watch them thru their phone screens and don't get involved. the girls have a far less extreme amount of presents, and as they open them one at a time, so the family can watch an dengage with them, and they are so excited - but also grateful, in the sense that they automatically say thank you and hug their parents because they are so excited and happy. yeah, they are shared on SM and featured in ads etc - although far fewer than A, F & L - but you can tell they are being brought up as three individuals, with their own likes and dislikes, and they seem a lovely family, plus the older brothers attitude towards them is so caring and they all seem close, without favourites or one child constantly being pushed aside. sure, they aren't the perfect family - but it shows such a contrast between the way Char and Alex treat their kids, and refuse to allow them to develop and grow as individuals, outside of "the triplets".
The individual presents really just hit me when you mentioned it. Each thought about for the child and their likes. And not masses of it.
Also those children may dress similarly still, but they choose their clothes and are individuals.