National ( The cow news digital )
LAHORE — Prominent Pakistani content creator Saadur Rehman, widely known as Ducky Bhai, has strongly pushed back against claims that YouTubers are primarily responsible for the negative behavioral impacts observed in children, asserting that upbringing and digital oversight remain fundamentally parental duties.
Addressing mounting public discourse surrounding children’s online consumption, Ducky Bhai rejected the narrative that digital creators should carry the blame for youth misconduct. He questioned the accountability framework of modern households, asking where guardians are when minors access inappropriate content or develop undesirable habits online.
The popular vlogger noted that while he strives to maintain family-friendly standards in his content, he cannot act as a guardian for every young viewer. Parental guidance, he stressed, requires active monitoring of screen time and content selection rather than shifting the burden entirely onto digital platforms.
Sharing personal reflections from his upbringing, Ducky Bhai recounted how his father maintained strict oversight over his digital habits. He mentioned that parental controls and monitoring software were installed on his family computer to track his online footprint, while academic excellence was incentivized through rewards like a PlayStation.
Concluding his remarks, the content creator urged modern parents to reclaim their supervisory roles, arguing that pointing fingers at internet personalities fails to address the core requirements of responsible child development in the digital age.
