the couple of influencers Savannah and Hank Glembin are receiving hundreds of reviews after posting a video wrapping your child in plastic wrap for “having been grumpy all day”.
As explained by this couple of United States military veterans, it was “the only way” to be able to discipline the little baby of just year and a half named Gunner.
Wrapped from shoulders to knees, the video was posted in a laugh, showing how the little boy was unable to walk on the bed. “Looks like a worm”Savannah joked, while her husband assured that she was going to have him like this all day.
Some images that did not arouse much laughter among the rest of the users, who pointed out that this type of behavior was child abuse. However, as later revealed, the mother did not think the post was controversial.
So he was surprised when the police showed up at their door with American social services to separate them from their baby. “We went to take a statement thinking that they would return it to us later, but we have not seen it again,” she has confessed in a crying video.
Despite having deleted the original publication, she has reappeared disconsolately on her social networks asking for advice on how to act and ensuring that the baby only “five minutes” was involved.
He has shown a small cut of the video to show that Gunner was having “fun” being fully strapped down. “At no time was he anguished, nor did he cry or anything like that … we would never hurt our son“He has stated before hundreds of incredulous followers who remember the suffering face of the little boy.
He has also explained that the reason they decided to wrap it up was because he had been misbehaving all dayplaying with the kitchen fire and trying to stick a fork through a socket.
@savannahglembin CPS cleared us of wrongdoing and determined our home, with us, is a safe one for our son, despite that…a hard lesson was learned, a mistake we will never make again, this weekend was extremely traumatic for us as a family and will be taking time away to heal
Three days later, he has revealed that the American social services have decided that his home is “a safe place” for the baby: “We have learned a hard lesson. We have made a mistake and we will never repeat it. This week has been very traumatic for our family.”
