Ballerina Farm

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Anonymous wrote:What is the appeal of this? I find this incredibly boring.

I find it weirdly interesting. Do you think she’s secretly miserable? Incredibly happy? Smug and self satisfied? Do you think she wanted that many children or is just doing it because it’s what’s expected of her? They have oodles of money but live in a very bare farmhouse. Is it just for the aesthetic or are they actually committed to the lifestyle?

That's their studio house. Just for photoshoots and filming. They actually live in a modern, luxury mansion.

Is that actually true? I don’t think so.

Pioneer woman built a house for filming too.

Yes, but she was always up front about that. She called it The Lodge and it was clear if you watch a few episodes that it’s a separate building on their property.

The Ballerina Farm family, if they don’t in fact live where they shoot their content, is lying.

It's entertainment, not a journalistic documentary.

Do you think Carrie Bradshaw could really afford her apartment, clothes and shoes on her salary? Think of balerina farm as a short-format sitcom

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I don't know, I think she's just crazy enough that she does actually live in that bare farmhouse. But who knows. I've noticed that even though her sister lives in a mansion she also has it barely decorated with nothing on the walls and no furniture. I think it must just be easier with that many kids to have nothing around. I do wonder about her closet though, her bedroom is very bare and doesn't have much in it but she's constantly wearing new clothes so I'm guessing she has a closet/dressing room on another property on the farm.

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Somewhere I saw the house described as one giant splinter and it made me lol. So true.

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Some of the foods they make do seem kind of amazing and I’d love to eat them.

But it’s all smoke and mirrors. Kind of how Marie Antoinette had a farm and liked to go play house there.

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The kids are never around. She's always doing something like making fresh pasta from scratch with a single toddler helping her stir the bowl. Where are the other 7 kids under age 10?

Mysteriously absent for hours and hours on end.

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Yeah I think they're like free range kids, but I can't believe none have them have gotten hurt. They ride motorcycles and do all sorts of stuff with no supervision.

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I think they're like free range kids, but I can't believe none have them have gotten hurt. They ride motorcycles and do all sorts of stuff with no supervision.

Most LDS influencers are like that, really reckless with their kids.

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I think they're like free range kids, but I can't believe none have them have gotten hurt. They ride motorcycles and do all sorts of stuff with no supervision.

Most LDS influencers are like that, really reckless with their kids.

+1. They're all like this. No car seats. Infant on a jet ski with no life vest. The examples are endless.

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I think they're like free range kids, but I can't believe none have them have gotten hurt. They ride motorcycles and do all sorts of stuff with no supervision.

Most LDS influencers are like that, really reckless with their kids.

+1. The latest IG had a bunch of kids including a toddler jumping on a trampoline with no net in the middle of a field. With a cow in close proximity.

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I think they're like free range kids, but I can't believe none have them have gotten hurt. They ride motorcycles and do all sorts of stuff with no supervision.

Good. They're probably better adjusted and less anxious/stressed than most kids.

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Anonymous wrote:The kids are never around. She's always doing something like making fresh pasta from scratch with a single toddler helping her stir the bowl. Where are the other 7 kids under age 10?

Mysteriously absent for hours and hours on end.

Being looked after by the servants.