YouTube Sensation Ms. Rachel Bullied Over Fundraiser To Help 'All Children'

Ms. Rachel is well-known in the preschool community. Anytime she begins talking, babies and young children instantly smile and giggle.

The YouTube sensation, content creator, and preschool teacher recently opened up while fighting through tears about the cyberbullying she's dealing with over a fundraiser she started to help children all over the world. Her TikTok video quickly went viral.

Rachel Accurso, better known as Ms. Rachel, puts a smile on every baby's face as soon as she says, "Hi! Hello!" in her sweet, inviting voice. Her fans are used to seeing her smiling and laughing, but she recently shared a video that shows a sad reality that she's currently dealing with.

"The bullying is so bad. It's so bad," she said fighting through tears in a recently shared video on TikTok and Instagram. "But I can handle this. Saying I don't care about all kids, it just hurts so bad. That is who I am."

She explained that she loves her "neighbor" and "every child."

"Imagining for one second what a mom is going through unable to feed her child or give her child clean water or keep her child safe," she continued. "I can do this. I can do this."

In just one day, Ms. Rachel's TikTok video received nearly 6 million views and 54,000 comments! Her caption explained more about what's going on.

"I care deeply for all children. Palestinian children, Israeli children, children in the US - Muslim, Jewish, Christian children - all children, in every country. Not one is excluded," she wrote. 

"I think part of why people respond to the show is they feel that care - I see every child as I see my own. I love every neighbor. Any child suffering is on my heart. To do a fundraiser for children who are currently starving - who have no food or water - who are being killed - is human." 

Tens of thousands of fans dropped into the comment section to share their support and love.

"I don’t even have a baby and I love you, Ms. Rachel," one person wrote. Another added, "Not my co-parent crying in the dark! We love you so."

Another viewer shared, "Ms Rachel, I’m an Uber driver and I cannot tell you how many children get in my car and start playing your video on their device… the smiles you bring out of them."

A few days before Ms. Rachel revealed she was being cyberbullied for her fundraising efforts, she shared a video talking about how she's helping.

"I am now on Cameo and all the money raised on my end, fees, tips, it is all going to Save the Children's Emergency Fund for children in Gaza, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ukraine," she said.

"We opened it last night and I took requests for 500 videos, and then we paused it so I can make those videos, and then I believe you can give them your email so once I do those 500 and it reopens, you will be notified if you wanna get one."

The fundraiser is called, "Message for Littles to Help Littles." She's also hoping to raise awareness about "children's rights."

"Children have fundamental human rights - water, food, medical care, shelter, protection from violence, education," she continued. "These rights are being violated and these violations need to stop."

The comment section of the video is filled with support and messages of gratitude from fans and followers.

Ms. Rachel is a hit with the younger generation and parents adore her. The proof is in the smiles of all the babies who love watching her videos.

There's no lack of videos on TikTok that prove this, and Ms. Rachel has even stitched a few of them. Parents and grandparents often drop into the comment sections of the videos to share how much their child simply loves Ms. Rachel.

"My daughter 5 months love Ms. Rachel. She smiles for you more than me. Love it haha," one person shared on TikTok.

Another added, "My son’s favorite sound. The moment he hears this he starts smiling too."

While it might be slightly out of the realm of Ms. Rachel's usual content, she had an empowering message for adults amid the controversy of Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker's commencement speech.

"For all the ladies present here tonight, you can have a great career and be a great mom. You can find purpose and joy in both," she said. "You might want to be a stay-at-home mom. That's incredibly hard and valuable work, but a lot of people can't afford to do that. You know what would really help with that? Paid family leave."

She also said if a woman doesn't want kids, she can find "purpose and joy in other things" and that is her decision. She also said, "I'm so proud of you."

One viewer shared, "I did not have Ms. Rachel essentially roasting an NFL kicker on my 2024 Bingo card." Another viewer said, "SOMEONE PUT MS RACHEL ON A COMMENCEMENT STAGE!!"