The kids are over exposed. Real public figures go to great lengths to protect the children’s identity and privacy.
If she wants to be aspirational or relatable how about.....
“How we survived no spend month- tips on being smart with ££”
“ Applying for primary school in Scotland - how it all works.”
“Veggie family meals- our meal plans, recipes and feedback.
“Booking a package holiday- how to use websites, apps, what to budget, what to expect, what to bring”
“My new hobby- how I survived my yoga challenge, what I learned, what I wore, how I felt”
“My week volunteering - how good it made me feel, how you can join in”
All of those must have ad related work so it flows.
People would be uplifted by relatable, doable, achievable “I’m just like you content.” You’d want your viewers to have learned something from your experiences or live vicariously through you.
While it reflects adults shopping, cooking, cleaning and emptying the dishwasher etc whilst earning a great wage, it will never sit well with normal working folk.
I’m out ??
It’s interesting if you read the difference between rude, mean and bullying.
Oh and finally
Anyone who puts their family life online for anyone/everyone to see HAS to know that people will have all kinds of opinions.
Learn to respond with
“ I’m sorry you feel that way but...
“I’ll take that on board....
“We can agree to disagree etc