Dear Tamera Luzzatto;
You have no doubt discovered that the blog featuring your step-granddaughter has caught the attention of more than your intended audience.
Because this is what it used to look like.
But here's something that caught my attention. Something I would like for you to answer and clarify. What's up with some of these post labels?
With Evie's Crib now private, I cannot verify that those labels are less than nefarious-- especially when combined with your salesman-like pitch to get raw and uncut online access to your step-granddaughter.
For example, when I searched for EWB, I got this.
And when I looked up baby ambien, this was the general consensus.
Also relating to Ambien, is this:
Which again, combined with your less than reassuring blog's subtitle regarding an infant being "raw and uncut" for an audience, this is troublesome. Especially when you seemingly advertise your grandchildren as pool party entertainment.
So, Tamara, please understand that when people such as I (and there are a lot of us) that read labels such as "Parental Manipulation" and "Discomfort" and "Tranquilizers" on a blog that hawks raw and uncut online access to an infant, we get concerned. Please feel free to step in and explain things, give us some clarity. Because until that moment happens, we're going to be here, judging and giving you a massive "raw and uncut" side-eye.
We're waiting. People in nations across the world are waiting for an answer. Why did you offer people to take advantage of your step-granddaughter "raw and uncut"? And does her mother know you've advertised her as such? What's up with tranqs and ambien on a blog about a baby? What's your definition of "Parental Manipulation" and why is it a label?
The whole world is waiting, Tamera.
WE ARE WAITING.