I think they could be fun for the child to partake in but I don't think its right to put that much make up, hair extensions, fake teeth and other stuff on children.
I agree with you. Partake is very acceptable but there are more inappropriate products out there as you pictured it and they are so bizarre. Adults shouldn't be exposed with so much faking material leave alone the children. Beauty and decorative material is one matter. But turning into full-time plastic is completely a different subject. We today exposed to the most strangest social standards that sliding our generation to fake-up more to feel accepted and confidential. While we need to practice to embrace our natural beauty instead of overreacting. Allowing these products to be used on our children won't make any positive impact. This way we educating our children to use these chemical productions in order to sparkle and be admired. This admiration technique sits on their mind and will follow them for the rest of their lives. This remark will teach the children that covering yourself with fake products makes you beautiful and there is no beauty to be observed without it. It turns into a necessity and it's absence follows with low-self esteem, insecurity and anxiety. Leave alone the aftermath of early exposure with such chemical content (the make-ups) with the vulnerable young skin and the fact that also this radical usage will make the skin to appear older and more broken during adulthood. Furthermore it would disconnect the person from it's natural appearance as far as those products become their image and without them, they would feel empty and ugly. Wrong education regarding this can mess with children's mind. I'm so disagree with such heavy usage of these sort of products, i find them very inappropriate and i would blame and criticize parents who allow these with their children. There is nothing wrong with it if we take the direction moderately, slightly and lightly but not like that package in the first image. That is a wedding cake not a human children. Most likely an emotionless doll that you buy in stores rather than an alive being.
It is wrong to do until they can understand what is going on 13 is a good age to start cause the girl can understand at that age usually. Also they most have thier personality so they won't learn to much from the others to be mean. The ones that get into it latter are usually nicer while the old timers are regularly bitches who are narcasistic.
Pageants themselves are not terrible. It's what people do just to win that makes them bad. It really depends on the pageant. I wore make up when I did ballet, got my hair done, and wore outfits but I also wasn't walking sexy and looked like a grown ass woman, either. Some people just doll out their child entirely too much and are waaaaaaaay too competitive. But my little cousin who is about six does pageants and she doesn't do the fake eyelashes, flippers, huge hair crap and neither do the other contestants.
I was in a very small one when I was a kid and I loved it. I had a really good time. I don't think there is anything wrong with it as long as the kids in it actually want to be in it
@bc907 Hey I turned out great. Just because you don't understand pageants doesn't mean they are bad. It is proven that drinking beer is bad for children. There is nothing harmful about pageants that are done properly.
not a fan. women who couldn't make it when they were a child putting their daughters through something like that is the equivalent of the jocks who couldn't make it into the pros, so they cram sports down their kids throats. also, I know you're from Brittain, but there are actually people with teeth like that. those don't have to be fake. ;-)
I see those little innocent children under tonnes of makeup and extensions and feel disgusted with their parents, kids their age should be out playing with other kids and enjoying being children and here they are being objectified in an industry with a serious emotional, physical and mental toll on adult models.
It is weird.. lol in France child pageants are banned.
I remember there was a child beauty pageant from a US based organisation held in Ireland 3-4 years ago.. Then they planned two more event the following year and there was an uproar and it was debated in the Irish senate. It was ultimately cancelled. It's just nonsense pageant not for children.
I don't know. i've never been into the culture of it or done any research on it. so from my POV, it's just kinda dumb lol. lot of prideful parents using their kids to makeup for their past failures/regrets. I would assume.
I see Nothing wrong about a Little Child... Competition. As long as Mommy Dearest doesn't Let things Get out of Hand, and Doesn't allow This to Go to their Head with being Hand Fed. xx
Nothing is wrong with it but I don't agree with the hair extensions and extra makeup, children have flawless skin and face unless they were born ugly but I love it when they look innocent.
Too much make-up and I think that it makes the children more competitive, when they lose then it hits them hard. I think in the long run it breaks a child
It can cause behavior problems, over bearing parents, and body image problems. On the other hand it can help with social skills, confidence, and family bonding time.
I think that they are totally wrong, and there's enough focus and pressure on people to be or look a certain way, without putting that crap on young children, the people involved with those things should be ashamed of themselves
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