BBC interview aired on 31 March 2008

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Where is my baby is featured in Financial Times Magazine

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Where is my baby is featured in Time Out New York Kids

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Where is my baby on Blogtalk radio.

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Where is my Baby Featured in New York Magazine.

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THE NATIONAL NON-PROFIT, LOVE OUR CHILDREN, USA ENDORSES WHEREISMYBABY.COM

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WHERE IS MY BABY FEATURED IN NY DAILY NEWS

The Spying Game
July 14, 2006
By SHERYL BERK
When Jen C. headed off to work on a Friday morning, she assumed her baby-sitter was taking her 2-year-old son to the park for several hours. ''I clearly told her I wanted him outside playing. It was a gorgeous day, and he loves the slide and the sprinklers,'' she says.

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TAMARA PILBLAD, FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT, WHEREISMYBABY.COM
Will be guest speaker at The Upper Breast Side, Friday, May 19, 2006 at 11:OO AM

As a working mother of a young child, Where's My Baby President and Founder, Tamara Pilblad believes this service addresses the concerns of women who want to ensure that their child is safeguarded at all times. Not only is she the founder; she is a client as well.

She says,"Based on my personal experience with nannies, coupled with news accounts of negligence and the lack of accountability for nannies in general, I decided to take child safety to the next level. Where’s My Baby offers easy, user-friendly technology that will make our children safer."

Pilblad has worked as an attorney (J.D., Georgetown Law School) for the Judiciary subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology and Government Information (United States Senate) and has served in the U.S Army's Judge Advocate General’s Corp (JAG), where she was stationed in Germany, Washington, D.C. and The United States Military Academy at West Point.

She was assigned to the United States Criminal Investigation Division (CID), where she provided legal guidance on investigations, consensual intercept operations (wiretaps) and agent misconduct. She also provided legal support to the United States Criminal Investigation Laboratory and was selected as the ethics advisor in Germany, Washington and West Point.

Pilblad was honorably discharged from the United States Army as a Captain in 2003. That same year, she joined a Manhattan law firm as a labor and employment associate. Pilblad became a licensed private investigator in 2005. Tamara recently left Citigroup's Ethics Department to focus her time and energy on child safety issues and to manage Whereismybaby.com.

The Upper Breast Side is located at 220 West 71st Street, suite 1 (between Broadway and West End Avenue).