No idea what you are talking about. My children don't watch crap on TV or YouTube.

Hi guys. She does not make porno videos. She’s annoying but..does not make porno.

I'm pretty sure she made p0rn0 vids....

Wow she’s still making videos?? My daughter used to love watching her about 7 yrs ago.

Anonymous wrote:i think she’s the best YouTube ever yes her voice may be annoying but she’s just exited maybe about fan mail or a new game so in my opinion she’s the best.

shut the hell up

I feel like a lot of the posters here forget that there was a pandemic that forced us to stay home for months on end. Activities and venues geared toward young kids were the very last things to open back up. You can only do so many engaging screen free activities when you have literally all day every day for months and also need to not get fired from your job. My kids were two and five years old at the time. The two-year-old ended up using a tablet much earlier than her older sibling, because both parents work full-time, and we were in survival mode. She definitely went through a phase of liking Cookie Swirl C. Thankfully at 6 is not so interested anymore. Tablet time is limited to weekends and I use an app that only allows viewing of YouTube channels that I pick and it shuts off after 1 hour.

Embrace it as means you can get a shower or do whatever you want while kids as hypnotized while watching it and then turn it off as kids are hypnotized!

Anonymous wrote:Why in the world would you let your precious child watch this junk? Make them play outside and read a book. Color. Play. Throw out the freaking screens.

It’s so sad to see how addicted to screens young kids are these days - cars, restaurants, stores, everywhere! Try talking to your kids.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here...so funny to see this post. My kid moved on to the Sandaroo Family and doesn't watch Cookie Swirl anymore, thank the blessed goddess.

As for the poster who doesn't understand how kids find these things, my kid is intellectually disabled and yet somehow navigates Youtube better than we do.

I get that kids are capable of finding things on YouTube but why are parents letting them just find whatever they want online?

My kid’s best friend introduced her to this crap on her iPad when she was playing at her house. The friend has an iPad.

Why in the world would you let your precious child watch this junk? Make them play outside and read a book. Color. Play. Throw out the freaking screens.

Every morning my kid puts that sh*t on the TV and every morning I immediately turn it off. I hate her voice so much. Hee hee hee hee hee!

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand how people's kids find this stuff. My kids watched and still watch shows we find and DVR for them, or approve via Netflix. So anything on PBS kids, some Nickelodeon stuff, or some Netflix stuff (All Hail King Julian). They aren't digging around on the internet finding their own content.

My kid’s friend introduced her because the friend has her own iPad.

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Anonymous wrote:Just checked it out. She is an evil genius. It's all commercials. She probably gets the crap for free and makes a fortune.

She definitely gets it for free because the kids send it to her. Have you seen the camera pan to her piles upon piles of boxes from her fans? And the part where she tells kids how they can send her fan mail and toys? OMG.

No kids are sending her toys without adult support. Who in the world is supporting their children to do this? Why do you allow your children to watch this garbage? We don't allow youtube in our house.

Anonymous wrote:The other day my four year old asked me to watch YouTube videos. I said "which ones do you want to watch?" and she said "Cookie Swirl SEEEE!! Hehehehe" just like the intro to the Cookie Swirl C videos does. My life flashed before my eyes.

LOL

Her blather sounds like alphabetic soup. I can't make head or tail of any of it. And yes her voice sounds like she is on speed. And my 4 year old granddaughter likes her show. Me, I prefer Pocoyo, Booba and Gabby.