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I Re-Paint Faces Of Bratz Dolls To Promote Positive Body Image In Children
I recycle over-sexualised Bratz dolls into sweet, realistic looking dolls for young girls and boys.
As a redhead with freckles, there were no dolls that looked like me. I grew up feeling like there was something wrong with me because I didn’t look a certain way.
I don’t want that for any child. We are all beautiful just the way we are.
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AstronautCookie 6 years ago
Used to think Bratz dolls were so beautiful, now they kinda look like a cast to Jersey Shore
Simstophat 7 years ago
Remaking dolls for body positivity Can't be positive if you have on make up
Luna Kittenwarrior 8 years ago
Exactly! This post is ridiculous. As you said, they're dolls. And children should be free to use make-up, it's fun to apply and makes them feel good.
Load More Replies... Luna Kittenwarrior 8 years ago
I see the message that they're trying to convey, but the act is ridiculous when you thing about it. Kids should have freedom to do what they like for a good childhood and better life. Plus, they're only dolls.
Luna Kittenwarrior 8 years ago
Also, why is this under "Social Issues" when it's an issue itself to worry about the appearance of a doll for little girls? Little girls like make-up, so what?
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AstronautCookie 6 years ago
Used to think Bratz dolls were so beautiful, now they kinda look like a cast to Jersey Shore
Simstophat 7 years ago
Remaking dolls for body positivity Can't be positive if you have on make up
Luna Kittenwarrior 8 years ago
Exactly! This post is ridiculous. As you said, they're dolls. And children should be free to use make-up, it's fun to apply and makes them feel good.
Load More Replies... Luna Kittenwarrior 8 years ago
I see the message that they're trying to convey, but the act is ridiculous when you thing about it. Kids should have freedom to do what they like for a good childhood and better life. Plus, they're only dolls.
Luna Kittenwarrior 8 years ago
Also, why is this under "Social Issues" when it's an issue itself to worry about the appearance of a doll for little girls? Little girls like make-up, so what?
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