article_snippet: Mothers and campaigners have complained saying the the 'pornographic' images could be easily seen by children .
article_snippet: Vivienne Pattison of campaign group Mediawatch-UK said the campaign potentially breached the recommendations made by the 2011 Bailey Review into the sexualisation of children, which was backed by Prime Minister David Cameron.
article_snippet: a woman said: 'We are used to seeing the windows of Ann Summers  featuring lingerie but this image, featuring a bare breasted (except for nipple tassels) model goes too far and is inappropriate for display in places which are likely to have numbers of children present. '
article_snippet: Any child passing this image will be subject to Any child passing this image overt sexual messaging and imagery.
article_snippet: Government guidelines for retailers in the Bailey Review state that sexualised images should not be displayed in children's eye line. '
article_snippet: This government has done much to address the early sexualisation of children in our society and Ann Summers  needs to be made aware that This government too has a responsibility in this regard.'
article_snippet: Taking to Twitter, others expressed similar views, with one writing: 'Please remove your offensive window displays based on 50Shades of Grey, sexualising children, inciting abuse of women.'
article_snippet: Another tweeted: 'Awful display in @Ann_Summers exposing children to sexualised imagery opposite @mothercareuk.
highlights_snippet: Lingerie chain accused of exposing children to 'pornographic' images .
  