Harmless fun or sexualising children?
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article1...
Other than the fact it's a link from the Sun... this really doesn't sit well with me.
I've been concerned for a while about childrens clothing particularly that which is marketed at teenagers.
But this, would anyone put a baby in high heels?
Other than the fact it's a link from the Sun... this really doesn't sit well with me.
I've been concerned for a while about childrens clothing particularly that which is marketed at teenagers.
But this, would anyone put a baby in high heels?
Zen. said:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article1...
Other than the fact it's a link from the Sun... this really doesn't sit well with me.
I've been concerned for a while about childrens clothing particularly that which is marketed at teenagers.
But this, would anyone put a baby in high heels?
Not a lot different to the mums who stab holes their in month old babies flesh, to hang gold ornaments on them to impress friends and passersby.Other than the fact it's a link from the Sun... this really doesn't sit well with me.
I've been concerned for a while about childrens clothing particularly that which is marketed at teenagers.
But this, would anyone put a baby in high heels?
My wife wanted to do it to our tot several years ago, but I informed her that my daughter will wear earrings when SHE wants them, not as a fashion accessory for mum!
I guess I am lucky in that my daughter (now 13) isn't too keen on following fashion anyway, and much prefers comfortable clothes. She does know that as long as it's my money paying for her clothes, I have the final say and she also knows that there is no way she would be allowed out of the house looking like a teen slapper.
But, it can actually be hard work getting any clothes for her that are not slapper style
But, it can actually be hard work getting any clothes for her that are not slapper style
speedchick said:
But, it can actually be hard work getting any clothes for her that are not slapper style
It's a nightmare, I'm concious that with teenagers if you push to far in one direction they will go the other way, so gently trying to get them to develop a sense of style seemss the way forward. I'm pleased my eldest is now in adult sizes as there are more modest items available.But babies, why would a parent want to make them look like an adult? At that age mine were still in baby grows half the time.
davido140 said:
chav, pikey crap, along with pierced ears and makeup for children.
Cant be good for the kids feet/posture/other stuff..
You might as well make your daughter up to look like a "bratz Babiez" with makeup skimpy nappy and pimp her out.
Disgusting.
Whilst I don't agree with the concept, the article doesn't make it clear that the 'heels' are made from soft foam and compress into the sole when walked on. They operate just like a normal pair of kids shoes.Cant be good for the kids feet/posture/other stuff..
You might as well make your daughter up to look like a "bratz Babiez" with makeup skimpy nappy and pimp her out.
Disgusting.
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king aweful, although, not as bad as the thongs for small children that someone put out a while back.