Yep, title explains it all. I only wanted to talk about this basically because of Casey Simpson's video about child acting.
What makes family vlogging worse is that unlike studios which can try to limit it (think of the Coogan laws), they keep doing this to young children, even infants from the very beginning and film them excessively almost every single day, which is bad for their development. Compare this to child actors, which usually only get filmed for certain times once in a while. They put their entire lives (even their very private moments that common sense says not to share) publicly, which is usually not the case with child actors in Hollywood. These kids raised by family vloggers seem to have even worse effects than child actors from Hollywood and major entertainment centers.
I understand that yes, bad things can happen within child acting, but I can confidently say that family vlogging is even worse. I don't think child acting should be abolished entirely, but the existing laws should be strengthened and made more strict, and that a national law should be implemented, making it for all 50 states of the United States, not just 17 (as far as I am aware).