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Just read the situation. The words "called for a ban" and "horrified" were the Sun's words, not the woman's. But the woman's actual quotes aren't quite so direct.
But the tip-off here is the other picture in the story. At some point, someone made the choice to take a picture of the daughter, holding the doll and looking at it.
If you were an over-protective mother and a tabloid newspaper were coming over, would you allow them to photograph her in that pose? Or would you leave them alone in the room with the girl and the doll and let them figure out what to do?
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