Trainwreck Alex Dacy / Alex Dzimtowicz / Wheelchair Rapunzel - 50% wholesome disability influencer, 50% that cash me outside girl

[Pudgy Bear Claws]

It looks more like Ari is reacting to/laughing at someone in front of her rather than reacting to the lump next to her. I assume she's beaming at one of the Smiths. Thank goodness she has them.

 

[BlisterInTheSun]

I am SURE that Alex is storing away any money she makes from clicks for Ari /sarcasm/

Senate Bill 764​

Senate Bill 764, or the Child Content Creator Rights Act, establishes additional legal and financial protections for minors featured in monetized online content. According to the bill’s author, Senator Padilla, it was critical to adapt California’s “landmark protections,” like the Coogan Law, “to keep up with the natural evolution of entertainment.” However, Senate Bill 764 extends past the protections outlined in the Coogan Law, which protects only those under contract.

This newly enacted legislation requires content creators that feature minors in at least 30 percent of their content (even if the minors are not contracted to do so) to deposit 65 percent of the minor’s gross earnings in a trust account they can access when they reach adulthood. Thus, the new law ensures protections for children who may be featured by their parents or legal guardians in family marketing campaigns without any formal employment or engagement to perform.

 

[often puzzled]

Daily child exploitation time. Grid post:

 

[just lurking]

Ari is so precious. She deserves the world and seems to be thriving with the Smiths

 

[Flourishing Pinecone ❧]

At least Ari will have some nice photos of her and her mother to look at when Alex dies.

 

[often puzzled]

Selfie with prominent cross:



Alex, who does not always go pee pee in the potty herself, overshares about toilet training:



Adorable:



New "what could possibly go wrong?" grid post:



VIDEO PENDING-- site is fighting me with videos these days

 

[Goatchoker]

The only reason Ari is being potty trained is because she’s at the smiths.
I applaud them. They are doing what’s right for that lil kiddo.

Fuck Alex and fuck squishy Hitler.

ETA: that is a cool garage no lie lol she’s lucky they let her come back.

Who’s filming?

 

[often puzzled]

Who’s filming?

Probably the caretaker du jour. She said she has three new ones (right when she was moving out of her apartment).

Papa Smith has an awesome garage. The organization is impeccable, and I'm jealous.

 

[Terfatron]

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Is Ari retarded or suffered a major head trauma she didn't tell us about? No?
So why is she talking to her like a retarded puppy?
Ari seem to be a smart child, from what little I've seen that is. I get the impression she picks up things fast and is not slow in any shape or form.

And still her MoThEr is just making baaing noises in her direction instead of talking to her like a small human being.
Its not that she has a hard time being a mother, shes just a fucking moron who don't have the intelligence to do better. She's been a vapid party girl all her life with no intrestes outside herself, why would that change just because she birthed a child?
Alex "best" is far from good enough

 

[TismFarmer]

New "what could possibly go wrong?" grid post:

My 2 year old, and millions of others across the world, sat on the footplate of the buggy when a new sibling ousted them from the seat.
This is probably no more dangerous than that without the added distraction of a newly born baby in between her and Ari.
However...
I'm concerned that Alex is probably drunk driving the wheelchair and her reaction time is most likely severely impacted. The difference to Ari is horrifying to contemplate, falling off the footplate of the buggy and getting run over by it will result in Bruises, Scrapes,and Tears.
Falling off the footplate of her wheelchair and getting run over by it will result in Hospital, ICU, and maybe even a teeny tiny casket.
Once again, Alex manages to turn a fairly normal childhood moment into a terrifying dice with death that is horrifying to witness.

 

[Oracular Slug]

My 2 year old, and millions of others across the world, sat on the footplate of the buggy when a new sibling ousted them from the seat.
This is probably no more dangerous than that without the added distraction of a newly born baby in between her and Ari.
However...
I'm concerned that Alex is probably drunk driving the wheelchair and her reaction time is most likely severely impacted. The difference to Ari is horrifying to contemplate, falling off the footplate of the buggy and getting run over by it will result in Bruises, Scrapes,and Tears.
Falling off the footplate of her wheelchair and getting run over by it will result in Hospital, ICU, and maybe even a teeny tiny casket.
Once again, Alex manages to turn a fairly normal childhood moment into a terrifying dice with death that is horrifying to witness.

For once, this doesn't look too unsafe. Obviously not recommended, but as long as Ari is leaning against momma she's safe. Not because her mother is competent or anything, but gravity -- Alex's chair is tilted too far back for her to just fall forward suddenly. We all survived "it's fun, but you must..."

 

[Trombonista]

Selfie with prominent cross

but no straps.

 

[Breadbear]

For one, Alex needs to use her damn foot plates, and for two, I had a small heart attack seeing Ari because that looks like a great way to break her ankles (at best)... But to be fair, all parents do something stupid and unsafe at some point, either thinking it's not a problem or from forgetfulness. It doesn't get filmed, though.

 

[often puzzled]

A few small updates. Alex went live on TikTok from the Smiths' kitchen and has been active on her OnlyFans. The OF stuff contains no actual nudity but is lewd and gross enough to require a spoiler.

Spoiler: OF activity

She has the free OF and the VIP (paid, I guess?) OF.

She went live on TikTok, and a Reddit user screen recorded the last ~11 minutes for YouTube. Credit to them to grabbing this and making it available:

Reddit users added some details and summary to a thread, so I'm dropping some parts of that under the spoiler.

Spoiler: TikTok live summary

A few things about the Reddit comments:

• I included the one about church simply because some Redditors apparently believe that attending church makes you a fundamentalist. I've seen some things from the parents' church, and it appears to be a perfectly normal church.
• I've looked up the high school that Noah went to, since everyone's opsec is so terrible (meaning I can easily ascertain which school he attended). It's an excellent public school that Ari would be very fortunate to attend.
• There's no evidence to suggest that the Smiths are wiping Alex's ass, etc. Right before she moved out of her apartment-- when she was actually in the process of doing so-- she was discussing training three new caretakers ("girls"). We've seen at least one of them in footage filmed at the Smiths' house. A logical inference is that the Smiths are doing the Ari-related care and that the caretakers are providing Alex's care.
• I have often seen the detail about Noah's mother being a recovering alcoholic but have never seen the original source. I'm always hesitant to repeat that bit as a fact.
• Noah's dad's response to the "meals on wheels thing" is very funny.

 

[Stroppy Trollop]

Ari riding on the foot plates is a whole new episode of "Those fucking ableist internet bitches called fucking CPS on me AGAIN!"

 

[a hapless toad]

I am SURE that Alex is storing away any money she makes from clicks for Ari /sarcasm/

Senate Bill 764​

Senate Bill 764, or the Child Content Creator Rights Act, establishes additional legal and financial protections for minors featured in monetized online content. According to the bill’s author, Senator Padilla, it was critical to adapt California’s “landmark protections,” like the Coogan Law, “to keep up with the natural evolution of entertainment.” However, Senate Bill 764 extends past the protections outlined in the Coogan Law, which protects only those under contract.

This newly enacted legislation requires content creators that feature minors in at least 30 percent of their content (even if the minors are not contracted to do so) to deposit 65 percent of the minor’s gross earnings in a trust account they can access when they reach adulthood. Thus, the new law ensures protections for children who may be featured by their parents or legal guardians in family marketing campaigns without any formal employment or engagement to perform.

As far as I know this only applies to residents of California.

 

[Trombonista]

As far as I know this only applies to residents of California.

I believe Illinois has its own version of this law. Not sure about Florida, though.

 

[a hapless toad]

I believe Illinois has its own version of this law. Not sure about Florida, though.

I don't think Florida does. Utah just passed one though. Mormon mommy vloggers btfo, inshallah.

 

[Sammies#1Fan]

I believe Illinois has its own version of this law. Not sure about Florida, though.

Lmao Florida is trying to roll back child labor laws. Fortunately some of our legislature has common sense and shot it down. I highly doubt they give a shit about children in tik toks.

 

[Octopi]

God, the Reddit gorls are so needlessly catty. Correct me if I'm wrong, but all we seem to see of Mrs Smith is her doting on her granddaughter and buying her actually suitable clothing. In what world is that "wine mom energy"?