THE TERROR OF Toddlers in tiaras

THE TERROR OF Toddlers in tiaras By: Sarah Curnow

Beauty pageants require high standards.
Expenses alone are too abundant for a family to uphold.
$200 dollar entry fee.
Grand total to participate is $1,000-$2,000.

Children at a young age absorb knowledge like a sponge.

Pageants teach children that their natural self alone, is not good enough.
Preforming in front of a judge becomes a norm to the child.
When something happens that the child does not like, it can cause the child to lash out.

A great alternative to pageants would be sports giving the children a glimpse of real world reality.

Parents can support their children on the side lines of sporting events, teaching the children team work and self-disciple.

All children must leave the nest sometime. The pageant system only degrades the individual participating. Should a child have to go throughout life feeling as if they need to prove their self-worth?

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Credits:

Created with images by lorilynnoliver - "crown princess beauty pageant" • txr555 - "shoes high-heeled shoes wedding shoes" • archangel 12 - "Miss Overijssel 2012" • free pictures of money - "Money" • yourbestdigs - "Sponge next to a dishpan" • tiyowprasetyo - "father son library" • OmarMedinaFilms - "kids son happiness" • mdanys - "scream and shout" • keijj44 - "baseball baseball catcher little league" • USAG-Humphreys - "Soccer - Army Youth Sports and Fitness - CYSS - Camp Humphreys, South Korea - 111001"

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THE TERROR OF Toddlers in tiaras By: Sarah Curnow

Parents can support their children on the side lines of sporting events, teaching the children team work and self-disciple.

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