In recent times, the Kardashian family has come under scrutiny for their approach to parenting, particularly in regards to their daughters’ exposure to the media and public spotlight. While much attention has been focused on Kim Kardashian’s actions with her daughter North, it’s becoming increasingly clear that this is not an isolated issue within the family. From a young age, North has been thrust into the limelight, constantly exposed to cameras and paparazzi by her mother. This has led to instances where North herself has expressed discomfort with the attention she receives. Furthermore, Kanye West, North’s father, has criticized Kim for profiting off their daughter’s image and allowing her to post inappropriate content on social media platforms. A recent incident at the Met Gala sparked controversy when Kim was seen leaving North outside while she attended the event. While it’s understandable that North couldn’t attend due to age restrictions, the decision to bring her along only to leave her waiting outside raised questions about the family’s motives. This pattern extends beyond Kim to other members of the Kardashian-Jenner clan. Rob Kardashian, known for his aversion to fame, has largely kept his daughter out of the public eye, yet has recently begun sharing more about her on social media. Similarly, Kourtney Kardashian has respected her son Mason’s request for privacy while exposing her daughter Penelope to the media. Kylie Jenner has also displayed a similar favoritism, keeping her son out of the public eye while regularly featuring her daughter Stormi on social media. Even Khloe Kardashian, while not as extreme as others, has chosen to withhold her son’s name from the public. The motives behind this differential treatment are unclear, but speculation suggests a desire to groom the daughters for future fame and influence, perpetuating the family’s brand. This has led to concerns about the long-term effects on the children, with some even labeling it as a form of child abuse. Ultimately, the Kardashian-Jenners’ approach to parenting has sparked debate and raised important questions about the ethics of exposing children to the spotlight at such a young age. Only time will tell the impact this will have on the next generation of the family.