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Little girls (4,5,6yrs old) are being pushed/pressured by their Mother's (usually) to compete in Toddler beauty contests!

IMHO, it seems rather cruel, & nerve racking for the Toddler! As some of the Mother's make their daughters wear false teeth, to give them a million dollar smile, tease their long hair a mile high, of course wear tons of makeup, wear/change into many different costumes & shoes. While daily making thier daughter's practice dance & walking routines, talking, smiling, & posing for the audiance & camera's! These little princesses seems to be loosing out on their childhood!

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You are absolutely right in this cars. When my youngest was between the ages of 1 and 6 I had babysitters, daycare people, and even teachers wanting to enter my daughter in all kinds of contests. I always told them no, my daughter was going to have a normal childhood. I feel sorry for the little ones that get paraded around.
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I was too ugly at that age. Infact i was so ugly that my mum tied a pork rib round my neck just so the dog would play with me.
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All of us have only one childhood. When we reach young adulthood, it's gone. Toddlers have no business being little adults. The parents are in this situation for themselves only....not for the child. IMO
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I detest mothers that do this to their children just for a prize.

They have no idea what the child goes through....its all for the mother.

a few years ago JonBert Ramsey was murdered in her basement.....she was a child queen.



no one should ever display their children like that!:-5:-5:-5
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Odie;1221316 wrote: I detest mothers that do this to their children just for a prize.

They have no idea what the child goes through....its all for the mother.

a few years ago JonBert Ramsey was murdered in her basement.....she was a child queen.



no one should ever display their children like that!:-5:-5:-5 Spooky Odie as i was only just thinking of 'JonBennet Ramsey'. It was in 'Boulder Colarado as i recall. They hounded her mother until she died of cancer but they never did get her killer did they? She was a real sweetie.
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oscar;1221319 wrote: Spooky Odie as i was only just thinking of 'JonBennet Ramsey'. It was in 'Boulder Colarado as i recall. They hounded her mother until she died of cancer but they never did get her killer did they? She was a real sweetie.


They never solved the case......they still blame the parents........after all she was found dead in her own basement..and no forced entry.

yes your right. Colorado!
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I get creeped out when I see the commercials for this show just not normal in my view.
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I feel so very sorry for those little babies.:-4

It's the mothers & fathers living their lives through their babies.
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Odie;1221322 wrote: They never solved the case......they still blame the parents........after all she was found dead in her own basement..and no forced entry.

yes your right. Colorado! Sorry Odie but they found new evidence of DNA in her underware and evidence of an intruder. This link will update you. :)

JonBenet Ramsey Investigation (Part 2)
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oscar;1221372 wrote: Sorry Odie but they found new evidence of DNA in her underware and evidence of an intruder. This link will update you. :)

JonBenet Ramsey Investigation (Part 2)


2004 -well I'll be damned....no one in their family murdered her:



and yet another case:

The 'Amy' Case: Nine months after JonBenet was killed, an intruder broke into the home of another Boulder couple and sexually assaulted their eight-year-old daughter in her bedroom. The intruder was scared away when Amy's mother woke up. Struck by the similarities with JonBenet's case, Amy's parents reported the attack to the JonBenet investigators, but at the time, they "were completely uninterested in it," Amy's father told CBS.



I don't believe the investigators were not interested.:-5:-5
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I would never make my child a public spectacle or force her to do anything against her will except for what is necessary for her health and well-being. When she's old enough to make choices, she can choose to do so for herself and then I would gladly help her.
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I find the whole thing rather creepy. Abusive, even.

Hmm. Where are child actors/actresses in this? Are they enough older that it's not the same?
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I don't agree with the whole competition thing but (most) little girls do want to dress up, wear make up and a tiara and play at being a princess, bless em :-4

The mums are psycho.
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buttercup;1221419 wrote: I don't agree with the whole competition thing but (most) little girls do want to dress up, wear make up and a tiara and play at being a princess, bless em :-4

The mums are psycho.


Yes my little girl is just like that, luckily I'm not a psycho :D
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Not yet, she's young. Wait till she hits 15 and starts reminding you of yourself :wah:
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OpenMind;1221412 wrote: I would never make my child a public spectacle or force her to do anything against her will except for what is necessary for her health and well-being. When she's old enough to make choices, she can choose to do so for herself and then I would gladly help her.


well said OM!
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Odie;1221384 wrote: 2004 -well I'll be damned....no one in their family murdered her:



and yet another case:

The 'Amy' Case: Nine months after JonBenet was killed, an intruder broke into the home of another Boulder couple and sexually assaulted their eight-year-old daughter in her bedroom. The intruder was scared away when Amy's mother woke up. Struck by the similarities with JonBenet's case, Amy's parents reported the attack to the JonBenet investigators, but at the time, they "were completely uninterested in it," Amy's father told CBS.



I don't believe the investigators were not interested.:-5:-5 I had followed the case for a few years but we had a documentary here when they found the new evidence and the link to Amy. Her poor mother died of cancer after years of being accussed of playing a part in her death still under suspicion. I hope one day they get who did it.
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buttercup;1221470 wrote: Not yet, she's young. Wait till she hits 15 and starts reminding you of yourself :wah:


Errrmm... at seven she is a mini me :wah:
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oscar;1221479 wrote: I had followed the case for a few years but we had a documentary here when they found the new evidence and the link to Amy. Her poor mother died of cancer after years of being accussed of playing a part in her death still under suspicion. I hope one day they get who did it.


they never cared about what happened to Amy with the same way they murdered JonBert......so the investigation has stopped.:-5:-5:-5
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