Purple Panda ~ Yes, I thought it was very strange and inappropriate for a child her age to be saying that, too. She must've gotten that strange idea from her mother.
Honestly I think it's like when we see a car accident & want to make sure everyone is ok and that we don't know anyone there. That's called rubbernecking on the east coast. Such an odd word lol. We all have a bit of a desire to watch a good "trainwreck" as they say. Maybe on a certain level we want subconsciously compare ourselves to the people on TV & we think "well at least I'm not doing that" It doesn't even have to happen knowingly. We want to see an end to the story we are shown, and who is going to "win" these crazy pageants. The phrase "I just can't look away" comes to mind. We are curious by nature & when you get even subconsciously involved in a reality show or book, we still want to finish it to see how it ends. Most people would turn the channel if they had never seen it before because they don't know anything about it. Some people get so repulsed that they turn the channel and then avoid it all together. But MOST people, not all, watch a little bit and then want to see who wins or how it ends. By watching till the end, they get sucked into the drama without even realizing it. I'm not a psychologist either, but I did go over these types of subjects in college classes for tv/film, as well as in multiple psychology classes. It's a bit of a similarity to addiction, but we don't have a dependence, and most people aren't watching it because they just adore kids crying & adults fighting. lol They watch to see the winner. They draw in viewers by only airing half of the story in 1 episode and put the rest in another. Then the person wants to watch the next one to see what happens. It's a repeating cycle. It's a way to let our brains not think about our own issues or problems. We shutdown our thoughts by engaging in a tv show or movie for a bit. Hope that helped a little. I'm not any type of expert, I just know the tactics used on television to bring viewers & a bit about how our brains turn to the lower level of tv, which is considered reality shows.
At least the mother pulled her from the competition. some of the mothers pump their child even toddlers full of sugar/energy drinks to make them compete
Back when these shows started, they would yell for the pixie sticks and soda STAT! If a kid was tired, the parents loaded them up with sugar and liquid sugar drinks. Poor Honey Boo Boo is huge and they’re now trying to get her sister Pumpkins daughter in pageants 🤦♀️🤦🏾 Her mom, Momma June is off on a crack bender all the time and she just leaves her kids. The somewhat crazy lady who married sugar bear, Honey Boo Boo’s dad, had a daughter and she’s pushing for her baby to do pageants as well! My gosh people! Let the kids run and around and play. I haven’t checked, but I bet they’ve kept some pageants going during the pandemic. “just wear a mask until your name is called” Ridiculous
In reference to your question, it's too ambiguous to answer with a definite yes or no answer. There are laws and guidelines that help define what is or is not alleged child abuse and/or neglect. Each allegation is a separate investigation, if warranted. It's a complicated process. I'm in no way minimizing your concern. Hopefully, that makes some sense.
This is sooo wrong. They are TODDLERS. They shouldn't act, dress like grown ups. They need to watch cartoons, play with their friends in their neighborhood, draw pictures, play with their toys etc!
I mean a shiny dress isn’t dressing like a grown up, I wore shiny dresses all the time as a kid because I loved sparkles altho I didn’t like dresses because I couldn’t tumble in them
However certain outfits should not be allowed at pageants geared towards little kids, with teenagers (15-18) I think it should be fine if they want a more revealing outfit (like croptops and shorts) but still not anything too slūtty since they are underage after all
@@uldeanse makeup isn’t just for adults tho, I used to play with my moms makeup as a kid all the time. Heck even now my baby sister and my other younger sister love sitting with me and getting to play with a bit of makeup (my baby sister just watches ‘cause she is too young but my other sister is 8 and has her own little bag of makeup so she doesn’t use/destroy my more expensive makeup which she has done before) it’s a bit of bonding time that is oh so very rare between me and my sister since we’re always fighting (I’m 16 so we have an 8 year gap)
Did anyone else feel like her name, Aniston, is somehow a nod to Jennifer Aniston? I’ve never heard that name as a first name. The only reason I was thinking that is because when they said the dads name Brad, he kinda laughed like “yup that’s my daughter Aniston” It doesn’t sound awful, it’s just unique. These pageants break my heart. They should be done differently if at all. I saw some natural pageants and they were at least about all natural beauty, not makeup & hair. I guess we’ll have to quit giving it attention for it to go away.
I don’t think child pageants should be done at all. Natural beauty is even worse because they’re being judged on how they ACTUALLY look and not their fake persona. End child pageants. RESPECT MY AUTHORITAH
Eric T. Cartman Actually, in natural youth pageants, you’re not allowed to enter until you’re 4. They’re judged mainly in interview, how they carry themselves on stage, and their personality. Also on stage question, community service projects and personal introduction. They’re not judged on facial beauty.
Honestly I think they used the phrase “diva mood” or “diva tude” as a way of saying bad parenting- meltdown or bad behaviour because that’s what it looks like 😢
I need to call my mum and dad and thank them for letting me play in the dirt, climb trees and just have a childhood! I don't think my hair even saw a hairbrush until I was 9
What bothers me the most about these competitions is that it enforces the young girls to only care about vanity and to feel they’re only good enough to be shown around and win prizes for being fake, rather than their natural beauty and brains.
I dont blame the kids. The parents dont realize when all the attention is gone and there is no more stages to go up on to get cheers from all the people, the kid will go in to a deperession mode. then the parents take her or him to a mental health councilor and end up on pills that mess them up even more. The next thing they know you have a demon on there hands.
All that is being judged in these pageants is how FAKE (fake hair extensions, fake nails, fake eyelashes, fake teeth - flippers, fake smiles, fake faces- so heavily made up, fake touched up pictures, etc) one can make young children. Say what the hell!!!!
EXACTLY the significance of the same children at different pageants and Kelly is also a pageant coach so its just like for example eden wood being at a pageant even tho she doesnt show up as a main cast member just a bystander
You know what cracks me up , is when they show the child posing on stage & then they shoot to the parents who are pulling the exact same face ( not cute on an Adult it’s actually scary ! )😱🤣
I know Aniston lol She and I competed in a pageant together but she was competing for a different state title As soon as I saw her in the purple dress in this video I was like, “OMG that’s Aniston”
These kids are ultimately being judged on their parents choices, not theirs. They are too young to decide if they want to put on a sailor costume and parade around in front of an audience. If you ask a child to do something with excitement in your voice and the look on your face reflects dissatisfaction if they say no, then chances are, if that child remotely looks up to you, they will end up saying yes just to please. It's a really messed up cycle that once started is very difficult to break. I know because I was in pageants from 2-6 years old. The only reason they stopped was because my mom got married and her husband had to go overseas, so we moved out of country. I honestly believe if we would have stayed, they would have kept me in them for as long as possible 🤑🙄😕
The dads are the only people I respect in this show. Actually SOME dads. Others are just as delusional as the mothers who force their kids into all this.
I cannot believe the mother said that her daughter's attitude was like poop... Can you imagine how that mother using the term loosely treats her kids when there's no cameras running I'm just saying WTF
the parents talking about their kids being a diva or having a bad attitude makes me SO mad. maybe it’s because they don’t want to be doing this? or because you’re enabling the behavior? horrible parenting
I'm from the UK and I've never seen anything so wrong in so many ways I seriously doubt that it would be allowed here ( but I could be wrong ) I hope not.
Yep, Kelly Lyerly. She is cold with makeup and hair. Kelly will dress you to the nines. Although she’s a nut on tv, she was so pretty and young looking when she was slimmer.
I grew up doing dancing and I was on my studios competitive dance team, that’s a lot of dance competitions. I had to wear heavy stage make up for any performance; competitive or a regular performance like recital, or nutcracker. The makeup never affected my skin or any of my friends.
Holland Fray Mascara, lipstick, blush, foundation and eyeliner are beauty products that are a necessity for many women around the world. However, sometimes makeup can be harmful to your skin's health. Unhealthy makeup habits can cause acne, aging, and oiliness or dryness. From google 😅
bubble gumgirl69 yesh . A Sunless tanning sprays and lotions can make your skin look tanned without exposing it to the sun's harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Despite its association with good health and good looks, a tan is actually a sign of skin cell damage, which can increase the risk for skin cancer and accelerate skin aging.
Lalubys I realize that, but one thing growing up in dance taught me was the importance of buying high quality makeup that won’t affect my skin or cake/ smear/ run before a performance. The other thing it taught me was the importance of a healthy skin care routine from a very early age.
Holland Fray doing a healthy skin routine is great! But I do not know if the parents in the video does healthy skin routines for their children . Allergic reaction may also occur when they put on makeup
I don't know how I feel about this show and these pageants with toddlers all made up like grown adults 🤔🤔 I personally would NEVER put my baby through what these little girls have to go through...But I'm not gonna judge anyone...not my place!
There's actually been studies that have gone into place involving these pageants, they hit quite a few of the criteria that are actually considered exploitation and child abuse. There was a movement in France to ban them for anyone under the age of 16 for these reasons (I don't know if the motion ever passed). Even if the child is having fun, it can have terrible effects on their mental and social development. The information is there, the research and the direct comparisons, they technically fall under abuse. The biggest reason nothing has been done though, is due to the guidelines that are supposed to be followed, yet not always followed by the parents due to the competitive nature. So it reaches a point of, is it the pageants, or just those parents that are causing the issue.
How bout she's just a little girl and is acting like a tired, fussy little girl....not a "Diva". The ones I've seen who act like "divas" are like that cause their parents made them that way. Gave them baby girls way to much control & power. Shame on them all.
Unpopular opinion: But most little girls like dress up. When my daughter is OF AGE to make a conscious decision if she wants to do a pagent or multiple for FUN. I would not object as long as it's her choice. Trust and believe she wouldn't be looking grown and wearing all that makeup and s***. But it can be a confidence booster. I would NEVER force my kid to be in a pagent or scold her if she didn't want to perform tho. Because at the end of the day if it's my dream to be in a pagent.... that can happen.
My mom (as a kid and as a teen) always told me I was ugly and would try and "doll me up". Luckily, I never was forced into pageants, but forced into caking my face and dancing in literall bikinis for dance recitals at 9, when I fully bloomed and had huge breasts. I haven't spoken to my mother ever since I moved out for college. That was 15 years ago.
This mothers are living their fantasies through their daughters. How many women bankrupt their families financially. These little girls need their naps
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Some children enjoy participating on these competitions and others seemed to be forced into it to fulfill a parents dream.
this girl went to elementary with me. she was always forced into it.
It makes me so pissed off when I see parents just forcing their kids to do it Jesus fuck you missed your chance poor you leave your child alone 😒
Ikr its just sad when they force there children to do this its just sad.....
That one girl with the cowgirl costume liked it I think but none of the others
Yea kind of like every extracurricular out there. I see it even worse than this at soccer, dance etc. definitely not just pageants.
Diva mood is her just being a toddler. She’s a child it’s normal.
“My favourite outfit is the cowboy because my belly shows” geeze what are these mothers trying to do to their kids.
I caught that too! It infuriated me.. 😡
Purple Panda ~ Yes, I thought it was very strange and inappropriate for a child her age to be saying that, too. She must've gotten that strange idea from her mother.
Make mowny
Revolting
Question for a psychologist. Why do we all keep watching this show, even when we think it’s the worst / most disturbing thing on the planet?
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Honestly I think it's like when we see a car accident & want to make sure everyone is ok and that we don't know anyone there. That's called rubbernecking on the east coast. Such an odd word lol. We all have a bit of a desire to watch a good "trainwreck" as they say. Maybe on a certain level we want subconsciously compare ourselves to the people on TV & we think "well at least I'm not doing that" It doesn't even have to happen knowingly. We want to see an end to the story we are shown, and who is going to "win" these crazy pageants. The phrase "I just can't look away" comes to mind. We are curious by nature & when you get even subconsciously involved in a reality show or book, we still want to finish it to see how it ends. Most people would turn the channel if they had never seen it before because they don't know anything about it. Some people get so repulsed that they turn the channel and then avoid it all together. But MOST people, not all, watch a little bit and then want to see who wins or how it ends. By watching till the end, they get sucked into the drama without even realizing it.
I'm not a psychologist either, but I did go over these types of subjects in college classes for tv/film, as well as in multiple psychology classes. It's a bit of a similarity to addiction, but we don't have a dependence, and most people aren't watching it because they just adore kids crying & adults fighting. lol They watch to see the winner. They draw in viewers by only airing half of the story in 1 episode and put the rest in another. Then the person wants to watch the next one to see what happens. It's a repeating cycle. It's a way to let our brains not think about our own issues or problems. We shutdown our thoughts by engaging in a tv show or movie for a bit. Hope that helped a little. I'm not any type of expert, I just know the tactics used on television to bring viewers & a bit about how our brains turn to the lower level of tv, which is considered reality shows.
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Spoiled kids😂😂😂😂😂😑
Moms are complaining about attitudes as if they aren't raising *children* in pageants
"Consistent falls asleep" also an actual toddler going to sleep
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At least the mother pulled her from the competition. some of the mothers pump their child even toddlers full of sugar/energy drinks to make them compete
She’s almost 4
@@djjones7039 she was still a toddler.
"I don't think she performed with the horse like she does in our living room" Yes love, thats called playing and having fun
Just another episode of child extortion for fame and money
That's all lifetime is, look at Dance moms.
What if they wanna do it
@@sunasha nobody thinks of that. I would have loved to do pageants as a kid.
this could easily be the description of an episode of dance moms
@bubble gumgirl69 to be fair the children look mortified
THE SILENCE AFTER THE HORSE DROPPED GOT ME!!!...😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Pls it was so dramatic
@@dailydiatribes Hilarious.
“I told her to go up there and have fun and just do what she wants”
20 seconds later
“She forgot some of her steps but that’s fine”
Speachless. These parents living vicariously through their babies. Dreadful
Speechless *
Back when these shows started, they would yell for the pixie sticks and soda STAT! If a kid was tired, the parents loaded them up with sugar and liquid sugar drinks. Poor Honey Boo Boo is huge and they’re now trying to get her sister Pumpkins daughter in pageants 🤦♀️🤦🏾 Her mom, Momma June is off on a crack bender all the time and she just leaves her kids. The somewhat crazy lady who married sugar bear, Honey Boo Boo’s dad, had a daughter and she’s pushing for her baby to do pageants as well! My gosh people! Let the kids run and around and play. I haven’t checked, but I bet they’ve kept some pageants going during the pandemic. “just wear a mask until your name is called” Ridiculous
As someone who has a second cousin in pageants, she did one recently.
😳
I'm not American. You child protection services allow this? In Europe theses parents would lose custody
Lose custody for what??
In reference to your question, it's too ambiguous to answer with a definite yes or no answer. There are laws and guidelines that help define what is or is not alleged child abuse and/or neglect. Each allegation is a separate investigation, if warranted. It's a complicated process. I'm in no way minimizing your concern. Hopefully, that makes some sense.
@@Scorpio_Moonshine You guys are so smart
SxmplyMilky they’d lose custody of their kids
A great many of us agree, and we think these “pageants” are the worst thing ever.
That mom is nice- noticed her daughter was tired and didn’t force her to continue.
This is sooo wrong. They are TODDLERS. They shouldn't act, dress like grown ups. They need to watch cartoons, play with their friends in their neighborhood, draw pictures, play with their toys etc!
I mean a shiny dress isn’t dressing like a grown up, I wore shiny dresses all the time as a kid because I loved sparkles altho I didn’t like dresses because I couldn’t tumble in them
However certain outfits should not be allowed at pageants geared towards little kids, with teenagers (15-18) I think it should be fine if they want a more revealing outfit (like croptops and shorts) but still not anything too slūtty since they are underage after all
@@lukaseldenrust2637 that's not what i meant, they wear make up like grown ups, their children years are taken away from them by their parents
I actually thought Anniston’s dress and hair and makeup were the perfect amount, it wasn’t overdone at all
@@uldeanse makeup isn’t just for adults tho, I used to play with my moms makeup as a kid all the time. Heck even now my baby sister and my other younger sister love sitting with me and getting to play with a bit of makeup (my baby sister just watches ‘cause she is too young but my other sister is 8 and has her own little bag of makeup so she doesn’t use/destroy my more expensive makeup which she has done before) it’s a bit of bonding time that is oh so very rare between me and my sister since we’re always fighting (I’m 16 so we have an 8 year gap)
I love how the editors chose an audio sample of clapping and cheering and just decided to reuse it over and over again
Did anyone else feel like her name, Aniston, is somehow a nod to Jennifer Aniston? I’ve never heard that name as a first name. The only reason I was thinking that is because when they said the dads name Brad, he kinda laughed like “yup that’s my daughter Aniston” It doesn’t sound awful, it’s just unique.
These pageants break my heart. They should be done differently if at all. I saw some natural pageants and they were at least about all natural beauty, not makeup & hair. I guess we’ll have to quit giving it attention for it to go away.
I don’t think child pageants should be done at all. Natural beauty is even worse because they’re being judged on how they ACTUALLY look and not their fake persona. End child pageants. RESPECT MY AUTHORITAH
Eric T. Cartman Actually, in natural youth pageants, you’re not allowed to enter until you’re 4. They’re judged mainly in interview, how they carry themselves on stage, and their personality. Also on stage question, community service projects and personal introduction. They’re not judged on facial beauty.
Eric T. Cartman Oh and there’s no makeup allowed until the Jr. Teen division, at 13 years old.
As we say in UK.....chavvy.
Honestly I think they used the phrase “diva mood” or “diva tude” as a way of saying bad parenting- meltdown or bad behaviour because that’s what it looks like 😢
I need to call my mum and dad and thank them for letting me play in the dirt, climb trees and just have a childhood!
I don't think my hair even saw a hairbrush until I was 9
i wish i had that childhood :’)
Same! So glad my parents signed me up for sports instead of this.
Same. My friends and I would just dig holes for fun
@@gracedicken8708 my friends and i still do it. We all are over 21.
@@saralazzari9231 I mean it’s fun. Go for it. I don’t judge
What bothers me the most about these competitions is that it enforces the young girls to only care about vanity and to feel they’re only good enough to be shown around and win prizes for being fake, rather than their natural beauty and brains.
It's vile the whole thing. They look like living dolls, but kind of old at the same time. It's bordering on creepy.
It is creepy. Some adults are even there watching with no kids! 🤢
am i the only one who notice this look is the SAME one that eden woods once wore?!!??
it’s very similar!
It does
Wow.. almost like this kid is tired because toddlers needing naps in the afternoon is a normal part of their development...
I really shouldn't have laughed out loud when Aniston threw the horse on the ground.
This should be illegal.
The poodle skirt girl was so freaking cute, seems like she enjoys the stage but not the whole experience, poor thing
I dont blame the kids. The parents dont realize when all the attention is gone and there is no more stages to go up on to get cheers from all the people, the kid will go in to a deperession mode. then the parents take her or him to a mental health councilor and end up on pills that mess them up even more. The next thing they know you have a demon on there hands.
1:52 Kid on the left's posture says it all. I hope his parents devote as much time to his hobbies as the daughter's....
April's mom is one of the tamer ones I've seen
Why do we excuse bad behavior with the label "Diva"?
All that is being judged in these pageants is how FAKE (fake hair extensions, fake nails, fake eyelashes, fake teeth - flippers, fake smiles, fake faces- so heavily made up, fake touched up pictures, etc) one can make young children. Say what the hell!!!!
It's like a Train Wreck you don't want to look but then being Human you just can't help.
Kelly Lyerly is actually Giavanna and Alysandras mom.
I thought so! She looks so much thinner here
EXACTLY the significance of the same children at different pageants and Kelly is also a pageant coach so its just like for example eden wood being at a pageant even tho she doesnt show up as a main cast member just a bystander
Also being that she showed up in other episodes before her daughters episde must have landed them a spot
The tiara twins 😁
0:31 She was so much cuter in the “Before” photo. All the girls are. SMH
I don't understand why these mother's expect so much from a 3 year old. She's 3!! for crying out loud! Give the kid a break
that sound when she dropped the horse made me laugh
You know what cracks me up , is when they show the child posing on stage & then they shoot to the parents who are pulling the exact same face ( not cute on an Adult it’s actually scary ! )😱🤣
I know Aniston lol
She and I competed in a pageant together but she was competing for a different state title
As soon as I saw her in the purple dress in this video I was like, “OMG that’s Aniston”
R u alisson or adisson
Not sure if it's permitted for him to be wearing his flight suit in a kid's pageant.....
Toddlers are literal babies, they can’t even read or use toilets yet of course they’ll fall asleep or get fussy! Especially in these conditions
Aniston is perhaps the worst name I've ever heard someone name their child. Why do people give their kids such silly names?
Dont you think it’s kinda creepy how loads of grown adults sitting at a table watching children dance around in skimpy outfits?
I love the dad, "she did her turns an all"
Oh hello... KAREN!
1:51 3:27 guys you really twins? 😂 One must have eaten brother's joy of living in the womb ahah
I really hope April got her crown!
These kids are ultimately being judged on their parents choices, not theirs. They are too young to decide if they want to put on a sailor costume and parade around in front of an audience. If you ask a child to do something with excitement in your voice and the look on your face reflects dissatisfaction if they say no, then chances are, if that child remotely looks up to you, they will end up saying yes just to please. It's a really messed up cycle that once started is very difficult to break. I know because I was in pageants from 2-6 years old. The only reason they stopped was because my mom got married and her husband had to go overseas, so we moved out of country. I honestly believe if we would have stayed, they would have kept me in them for as long as possible 🤑🙄😕
Most disturbing these little children need to have a childhood and not grow up at the age of four or five
The kid behind at 3:31 lol
LMAO
It might be cause she’s a toddler
The dad's look tired and over this pageant shit 😆 Look at their faces
The dads are the only people I respect in this show. Actually SOME dads. Others are just as delusional as the mothers who force their kids into all this.
“I like western wear because ma belly shows” no No no NO NO NO!
It’s disgusting some of these kids don’t want to do it but there parents force them
I cannot believe the mother said that her daughter's attitude was like poop... Can you imagine how that mother using the term loosely treats her kids when there's no cameras running I'm just saying WTF
Absolutely disgusting
How you gonna be 3 and look 59 on stage? The tanning and the bouffant hairdos make this toddlers look like their ready for retirement.
Girly just wanted a nap 😴
She did ok? That mom is annoying
So much layered psychological insecurities being transferred
the parents talking about their kids being a diva or having a bad attitude makes me SO mad. maybe it’s because they don’t want to be doing this? or because you’re enabling the behavior? horrible parenting
I'm from the UK and I've never seen anything so wrong in so many ways I seriously doubt that it would be allowed here ( but I could be wrong ) I hope not.
Watching those horrible people make us glad we’re not them.
The sound effect and then dead silence after she threw that horse down 😂
Yea thats the funniest thing I ever saw!! 🤣😅
Its so upsetting seeing how distressed these little girls get
the parents and judges should be ashamed.
Too many Karen's aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh and Kelly was in toddlers and tiaras giavanna and alysandra
“GeT iT gUrL”. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
My name is Aniston and it feels so weird when someone else says has the same name
I hope when the kids are older they get the pageant they earned
6:08 that lady looks like the tiara twins mom
she is the tiara twins mom lol
Yep, Kelly Lyerly. She is cold with makeup and hair. Kelly will dress you to the nines. Although she’s a nut on tv, she was so pretty and young looking when she was slimmer.
She is the tiara twins mom
Aniston sounds like some sort of medicine
How did she forget some of her moves if you td her to just go up there amd do what she wanted amd have fun?
April looks more like a 10 year old rather than a 6 year old
April’s smile scares me 😳
Has anyone else notice the mothers tend to hype up the little girls on sugar?
The makeup may effect their skin ...
I grew up doing dancing and I was on my studios competitive dance team, that’s a lot of dance competitions. I had to wear heavy stage make up for any performance; competitive or a regular performance like recital, or nutcracker. The makeup never affected my skin or any of my friends.
Holland Fray Mascara, lipstick, blush, foundation and eyeliner are beauty products that are a necessity for many women around the world. However, sometimes makeup can be harmful to your skin's health. Unhealthy makeup habits can cause acne, aging, and oiliness or dryness.
From google 😅
bubble gumgirl69 yesh . A Sunless tanning sprays and lotions can make your skin look tanned without exposing it to the sun's harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Despite its association with good health and good looks, a tan is actually a sign of skin cell damage, which can increase the risk for skin cancer and accelerate skin aging.
Lalubys I realize that, but one thing growing up in dance taught me was the importance of buying high quality makeup that won’t affect my skin or cake/ smear/ run before a performance. The other thing it taught me was the importance of a healthy skin care routine from a very early age.
Holland Fray doing a healthy skin routine is great! But I do not know if the parents in the video does healthy skin routines for their children . Allergic reaction may also occur when they put on makeup
But like I really wanted to see the dads routine with his daughter. That sounded cute as heck
I don't know how I feel about this show and these pageants with toddlers all made up like grown adults 🤔🤔 I personally would NEVER put my baby through what these little girls have to go through...But I'm not gonna judge anyone...not my place!
There's actually been studies that have gone into place involving these pageants, they hit quite a few of the criteria that are actually considered exploitation and child abuse. There was a movement in France to ban them for anyone under the age of 16 for these reasons (I don't know if the motion ever passed). Even if the child is having fun, it can have terrible effects on their mental and social development. The information is there, the research and the direct comparisons, they technically fall under abuse. The biggest reason nothing has been done though, is due to the guidelines that are supposed to be followed, yet not always followed by the parents due to the competitive nature. So it reaches a point of, is it the pageants, or just those parents that are causing the issue.
wow this is so disturbing
Please let kid’s be kids!
“Aniston” 😳😖
at least she isnt as spoiled than brenda if she is gonna be diva
She's not grumpy she's spoiled and her mum let's her get away with her attitude 🙄
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This is the most terrible thing I have ever seen. Poor kids
How bout she's just a little girl and is acting like a tired, fussy little girl....not a "Diva". The ones I've seen who act like "divas" are like that cause their parents made them that way. Gave them baby girls way to much control & power. Shame on them all.
Did I miss the title? Did I just get click baited lol
Unpopular opinion: But most little girls like dress up. When my daughter is OF AGE to make a conscious decision if she wants to do a pagent or multiple for FUN. I would not object as long as it's her choice. Trust and believe she wouldn't be looking grown and wearing all that makeup and s***. But it can be a confidence booster. I would NEVER force my kid to be in a pagent or scold her if she didn't want to perform tho. Because at the end of the day if it's my dream to be in a pagent.... that can happen.
My mom (as a kid and as a teen) always told me I was ugly and would try and "doll me up". Luckily, I never was forced into pageants, but forced into caking my face and dancing in literall bikinis for dance recitals at 9, when I fully bloomed and had huge breasts. I haven't spoken to my mother ever since I moved out for college. That was 15 years ago.
SHE WAS A TEEN???.
Kinda rude
That dad is such a liar any time a guy can throw on that flight see you that’s what he likes to do he’s such a liar gross
Poor kids.
They act as if these children won’t do whatever they want
Who tf gives a four year old a 4-wheeler
I see the kid that droped the horse and then i see the kid that looked so happy like they liked what they did
This mothers are living their fantasies through their daughters. How many women bankrupt their families financially. These little girls need their naps
This is not the video I was looking for.
It's insane that this is actually a thing. For real.
That Karen cut tho-
This is fucking disturbing. The American South (South East especially) feels like an entirely different country and I live in Massachusetts.
Karen!
If nothing else, I'd be bringing a mattress along and having them take a nap. I would lose my mind.