Gretchen Monahan discusses Youtube and Privacy on Rachael Ray with MY KID!

26 Jul 2011 · 1 min

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In this light‑hearted Rachael Ray segment, host Gretchen Monahan (Speaker A) and a co‑host (Speaker B) walk through a practical demonstration of uploading a baby video from an iPhone to YouTube. They show the steps of logging in, selecting the video, and posting it, emphasizing how a semi‑private YouTube link lets grandparents and close family view the clip daily without making it publicly searchable. The conversation blends cooking talk (a brick‑cooked chicken recipe) with the main theme, illustrating how everyday family moments can be shared safely online. The segment highlights the convenience of mobile uploads, the importance of password‑protected or unlisted videos for privacy, and the emotional value of keeping extended family connected through short, cute videos.

Today, Greta's got 5 things you and your little one have to get done before baby turns 1.
I want to borrow somebody's kids so I can take those. And in the kitchen, it smells good in here.
Do dinner the hard way. Chicken under a brick with hazelnut stuffing.
Yeah!
Now that's a show the whole family can get excited about. Pizza! When it comes to the website, can Can you do internet videos as well as pictures?
You can totally do videos. I literally did it right from my iPhone. Look, I just— so you go right there, you do your password, put it in. This is baby.
Plunk it in. Look it, look it.
So cute, right? And I mean, that way grandma gets to see every single day. Hilarious. How cute, right? And honestly, you guys know, it's hard sometimes.
Yummy.
How about that, you too, kid. It's like, you can just put these on. And I like that there's a little semi-privacy though, I have to be honest. That was a big plus for me. It's a big, big deal. Because a lot of people put things on YouTube, and there's nothing wrong with that. But if you do want it just for family and friends, this is a cool way to do it.