Parents outraged after video of baby girl frightened by the Easter Bunny goes viral (school, compared)

[Suburban_Guy]

They have every right to be upset if there was a signed form declining permission to be photographed in any way.

https://www.clickorlando.com/news/ki...ler-goes-viral

The family says days went by and the video spread without the even knowing the video existed.

"When we did see it, it already had gone everywhere. Any place you look on the Internet my granddaughter is there," says Bryson-Robinson.

Members of the family say they even signed a form with the daycare prior to the video "declining permission" for her to be photographed in any way.

[PilgrimsProgress]

Family wants money

[don1945]

Originally Posted by PilgrimsProgress

Family wants money

No question about it. What a silly complaint by the family. You should have seen me as a child when they would take me to see Santa at a store ! That child's reaction was mild, compared to what I did.

[PullMyFinger]

Not normal behavior for a 2 year old.

[sickofnyc]

Originally Posted by PilgrimsProgress

Family wants money

The family is entitled whatever it is that would make this not happen again at the school to any other child. Aside form the fact that the school stupidly assumed that a giant funny looking rabbit would not scare the **** out of some toddlers, the family specifically signed a form that states they did not want the child photographed. Just as clowns can appear creepy, even to many adults, this rabbit was equally so. A no brainer.

[Informed Info]

Would have won the parents the $100K prize on Funniest Home Videos.

Had they played it right.

Are they going to sue the news stations showing the video of the little girl's reaction, too?

[sickofnyc]

Originally Posted by Informed Info

Would have won the parents the $100K prize on Funniest Home Videos.

Had they played it right.

Are they going to sue the news stations showing the video of the little girl's reaction, too?

Only a sociopath would find that video funny.

[Pilot1]

Originally Posted by sickofnyc

Only a sociopath would find that video funny.

And only a fascist would proclaim something like that.

[sickofnyc]

Originally Posted by Pilot1

And only a fascist would proclaim something like that.

Only a sociopath would think nothing of scaring a baby and that is a fact. Own it.

Just more of...Save the Fetus/Screw the Child

[charolastra00]

Originally Posted by PullMyFinger

Not normal behavior for a 2 year old.

You must not have ever met a 2 year old, have you?

At Easter brunch, my 2 year old niece had a similar reaction when the Easter bunny got close. Luckily, Auntie Charo was able to take her out of the room to make a big ice cream sundae and she was happy as a clam 5 minutes later. She was not the only toddler having a screaming meltdown at brunch when a large, costumed bunny that, frankly, creeps out a lot of the adults, entered the room. Totally developmentally normal.

The parents signed a document specifically denying the daycare the right to photograph or video their child. For an improperly taken video to be shared on the internet, especially of her in such a state, is wildly inappropriate and cause for action, IMO. Many parents do not want any images of their child on the internet and social media, and it is not up to a daycare worker to usurp that authority.