Tiktok Stars Mapl and Abby Howard changed their mind about showing the face of their boys online.
“At first, we were on the face of the oldest online because we were like, ‘We keep doing everything we do. PERIOD to “two parents and a podcast.”
He continued, “So we thought, ‘Ok, there are digital footprints here,’ And all these things we know.”
As a result, Matt and Abby, 26, decided to stop showing their children’s faces with their social media videos. “Unclean” Podcast Host, who Married since July 2019Children griffin and August were accepted in July 2022 and August 2023, in fact.
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“It’s crazy because we’re real in the Wild West,” Matt said. “Someone goes (f ***) there. There are parents (who) have online, and, like, ‘we don’t want to be one of the children’s sake of those who are not for our children.”
Abby, on his part, explains that their reasoning is not in a “abundance of protection.”
Matt and Abby Howard with their sons.
ABBY Howard’s goodwill / instagram“It can be an overreaction overreaction, knowing the line, but more we are safe than patience,” he added. “I think the other thing we have chosen for Our Public-Public Life (And) we want to give (our son) the autonomy to make that option for themselves if they want to fall the line. “
Until their children are old enough to make the decision for themselves, Mat and Abby continue to share family updates – with some boundaries in place.
“We discussed them, we shared it – not just their faces,” Abby said. “We don’t want them to be a central part of our content or identify individually. Who knows what our children’s line looks like.”
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Abby added that he and Matt don’t “want to put (themselves) to some children high in behavior” to keep their children with no alms to personal parents.
“There is no right or error around the goods,” Abby said. “Every parent needs to make decisions for their own children, and it is where we are today.”
Matt and Abby also know that their thoughts on parenting can move in the future, if they decide to have a third child.
“For me, it is in line with Abby’s idea to sit in the room longer, sitting higher and waiting to evergion, ‘OK, what is the right decision on how their journey has changed.” Something we have changed in our own podcast become very vulnerable With the internet, with the world (and) sharing everything that happens in our lives. … You just have wisdom and discretion, like, ‘Let’s sit on it (and) there are some privacy here’ maybe one of the best things you can do. “
