Is Carter Sharer safe for kids?

Carter Sharer's yacht video describes an inexperienced crew launching a boat that takes on water; preview it before your child watches. Carter and another person launch an abandoned mini yacht while saying they have no boating experience and are operating without supervision. The boat then takes on water, its bilge pump appears not to work, and the people aboard struggle to reach the dock before it goes under.

The video portrays risky conduct rather than a fictional game. The people on board describe the boat leaning, worry about waves and deep water, and make an urgent approach to the dock. At the end, they identify a missing drain plug as the likely cause. Your kid should hear plainly that a damaged boat, missing safety checks, and operating without qualified help are not experiments to copy.

Carter Sharer's knee-injury videos describe severe pain, emergency treatment and a kneecap being put back in place. In “i may never walk again...,” Carter describes falling after stepping off a ladder near a boat, being unable to stand, calling emergency responders, and receiving hospital care for a dislocated kneecap. He later describes doctors manually putting the kneecap back in place, with screaming, panic, and near-fainting.

“I was NOT expecting the DOCTOR to say this...” continues the real recovery: swelling, crutches, an MRI, concern about bone or cartilage in the joint, and possible surgery. It also shows why medical instructions matter, since he is told not to walk or bend the knee until it is assessed. The videos frame this as a frightening injury and recovery account, not a stunt to celebrate, but the details can still be distressing.

Carter Sharer's beach videos contain frightening danger scenes alongside advice to take beach warnings seriously. In “Saving my Sister from JELLYFISH ATTACK!!,” the group sees danger signs and no lifeguards, talks about a strong current, then chooses to swim anyway. A swimmer goes under during a wave and later reports being hurt. The video ends by saying beach danger signs should be taken seriously, which is a useful point to discuss after the upsetting sequence.

“If you see RED in the OCEAN… DO NOT SWIM!!” is a fictional contamination storyline about allegedly dangerous coastal water. Characters describe tingling, burning, rashy or numb feet after entering the water, then handle a water sample and try household products plus an unidentified old chemical as a cure. Do not treat this as health advice or let your kid copy chemical mixing. The sensible takeaway is the one the story gives: stay out of water that may be unsafe and follow official warnings.