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Wow. With preK girls wearing long black gowns and gold clutch handbags; little boys with shoes that coordinate with their "date's" dress? Little girls wearing strappy, jeweled sandals with heels? That's your "normal"? I won't argue that it exists (because obviously it does) but I still find it creepy, and inappropriate. Not "cute" at all.
Wow. With preK girls wearing long black gowns and gold clutch handbags; little boys with shoes that coordinate with their "date's" dress? Little girls wearing strappy, jeweled sandals with heels? That's your "normal"? I won't argue that it exists (because obviously it does) but I still find it creepy, and inappropriate. Not "cute" at all.
It's the obvious pairing off as couples, as is indicated by coordinating outfits, that really makes me wonder where common sense has flown.
Or nice outfits for Christmas, Easter, vacation, pictures, etc... I don't know why it's so hard to believe that a child, or a family member, might own something nice.
It's not hard to believe that SOME people own nice clothes. Not EVERYONE owns clothes like that. That is a simple fact.
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Originally Posted by Sundaydrive00
They looked normal to me.
Normal for what? Those were not typical Easter and Christmas dresses.
It's the obvious pairing off as couples, as is indicated by coordinating outfits, that really makes me wonder where common sense has flown.
Agree. Not to mention the obvious coordination discredits the excuse that these are just regular clothes these kids had hanging in their closet, left over from a wedding or family cruise. Please.
If my son has prom, I must inform one and all that he will be attending in SpongeBob pajamas, because Mama is TAPPED OUT.
Cute idea but...Cheeses H. Another $150 worth of clothing and tickets and stress and trying to find parking in an impossibly tiny lot full of other parents shoving one another to get in line worth of "cute idea", I just can not do this year. Sorry folks!
Or nice outfits for Christmas, Easter, vacation, pictures, etc... I don't know why it's so hard to believe that a child, or a family member, might own something nice.
My daughters had many nice dresses when they were little. (As they got a bit older, they weren't into dresses for a long time.) But they didn't have anything that resembled formal wear. They were never invited to be in any weddings and we have no family here. In any event, I doubt their girl cousins would have had anything similar to what was in that video.
Speaking as a huge Disney fan.... I think that is WAY over-the-top. I've seen 6-year-old's wearing more makeup than the face characters.
Proms for the kindergarten set? I'll pass. I'm not a fan of dressing up kids so they can act like miniature adults.
Agreed!
Those Bippidi-bop makeovers are downright SCARY!!! Why, oh why, did someone think THAT severe look should be THE signature look for Disney makeovers?!
IMO, these makeovers and pre-school age "proms" are age-inappropriate, and no reason to rush kids growing up, and being physically uncomfortable in the process.
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