On Tuesday morning, one notable celebrity cameo was by Jenny McCarthy. In this particular segment, Jenny was pretending to be a bug. A variety of "bugs" actually, (butterfly, cricket, etc...). It was a cute segment, and if you only know Jenny McCarthy as a "Bunny", you might be surprised at her natural ability to present herself to children.
In reality, Ms. McCarthy is a mom to son, Evan, and has been a very visible spokesperson for the treatment of Autism. While some of Jenny McCarthy's acting and modeling work has been considered controversial, to see her on this segment of Sesame Street reveals her true personality. Putting aside all of the glamor that comes with being a celebrity, it is obvious that Jenny McCarthy's number one priority is being a loving parent to her son.And if Jenny McCarthy is reading this post, feel free to contact me for a playdate some time.
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McCarthy is more than controversial. She engages in deliberate fear mongering about vaccines that discourages thousands of parents from protecting their children against measles, mumps, rubella, polio, chicken pox, hepatitis, and more. Shame on her.
Dear Dad:
Jenny is not your child's friend. While she claims that she wants "safe" vaccines, she denies the fact that vaccines are thoroughly tested for safety prior to going to market. Jenny hangs out with some very toxic people, the critters at Generation Rescue and Age of Autism, whose singular agenda is to end vaccination.
If I were you, when she calls for a play date, ask her toshow you her kids vaccination record. If it is not up-to-date, take a pass.
LOL, as another dad, I would care far less about Jenny McCarthy's vaccination ideas than the fact that she is a bunny... for crying out loud... vaccination politics blah blah blah she's a freaking bunny, always welcome at my house.
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