Little Miss PerfectTALK

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i love michael!-i wish i could find his entire rendition of his "little miss perfect" to be found. i have searched but to no avail-he would make a fortune if he made that song a ring tone--i would buy it!!

i love michael!-i wish i could find his entire rendition of his "little miss perfect" to be found. i have searched but to no avail-he would make a fortune if he made that song a ring tone--i would buy it!!

At any age? But especially at the tender age of 8? I mean we as a society place way too much emphasis on beauty. Instead of teaching our children compassion and kindness. It's sick.

HELLO MY NAME IS MONICA WILTON AND I HAVE A 5 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER WHOM LOVES TO MODEL SHE WON A MODELING CONTRACT LAST MARCH 2009 FROM MODEL PRODUCTIONS AND WE WERE WONDERING WHERE OR HOW I SHOULD GET HER ONTO A PAGEANT

I think that the mother f these girls should be slapped!!!! I was so appalled, angered and humiliated on behalf of madison. Throughout the entire episode it was quite clear that the mother favors Taylor over Madison. How dare you enter that girl into a pageant and not be willing to invest the same time and energy into her that you clearly invested into your other daughter!!!!!!!!!!!!! First of all, BUY Madison a dress that fits!!!!! I must admit, after realizing that you all had 3 BEAUTIFUL options from which Taylor could choose, while you offered Madison no choice whatsoever.....BORROWED that hideous dress and sent that child onstage looking like holiday dessert, I had to change the channel. If you are genuinely concerned about Madison's self-esteem, you should be less obvious about the fact that you favor Taylor....Thank GOD for the father in this family....he seems to be the only one willing to validate Madison....

I am totally appalled at these pageants and that people actually watch them. As I was going through my channels I came across this and could not believe what I was seeing. This is nothing more than exploitation of little girls. This borders on child abuse! I witnessed mothers who are obviously in this for the money or are just too stupid and insecure to have their own lifes! Unbelievable! This is just one more way that society teaches girls that beauty, hair, makeup, clothes, jewelry, etc are what make you succesful and attractive! What a bunch of crap! I have raised three very beaufiful and successful girls and it wasn't by pushing all this superficial bullcrap down their float. I mean, really, who does this to little girls..and how do they sleep at night!

I have been to these forums a lot and most of the time, I hear about how pageants are wrong for a little girl. In this thread, I will disperse fact from fiction. I will do so by having what most people think in quotes and then my answer directly below it. I don't care if you hate it or like it, but the facts will be exposed.
"Pageants make girls insecure about themselves."
Really, they don't. To a certain degree (in some cases) they do, but not all of the time.
"Pageants make girls target for pedophiles."
No, not in the slightest chance would a pedophile go after a little go, if they competed in a pageant. This is a one in fifty two billion chance.
"WEtv should stop making the show."
If you are so irate, then why do you chose to watch something that'll just make you angrier.
"I think a pageant age limit will be the best."
No, no it won't be the best, because when someone is out of your house and on their own, they can make their choices, so you will have no say in the matter.
"I want to enter my daughter in a pageant."
The very best thing to do is not enter them as infants. I for one, think they're still too young to be in a pageant. Probably around 5 years old is best.
"I think I should spray tan my daughter."
For goodness sakes, no! This is could possibly increase your daughter's risk of getting skin cancer.
""Pageants are silly."
No, this is a problem in and of itself. You get people on one side barking and the other supporting and all you're starting is war.
"I hate pageants, but my daughter does. Should I enter her?"
Well, for this one, I have to admit is a toughie because one likes them and the other doesn't. But, all I'll say is this, if you want your child to be happy, do it and get it over with, so you can move on.
"Some moms force their daughters in pageants."
I would say, they just wanna live their dreams through their daughter, so yes, some moms do force their daughters in them.
"My husband hates pageants, but I love them. What to do?"
Simple, don't make the husband mad by taking part. in a pageant. That'll make him mad at you for going against him.
"Don't give kids candy at pageants."
Sometimes the child is sleepy, and candy will pick them up, but only temporarily. That's why I say don't don't do it until age 5.
These are just a few of the questions, I hear when I bring the subject up. Take my advice pageant haters and do something constructive with your time and pageant lovers/moms don't force your child into a pageant. Too unhealthy and bad vibes for the little girl.
This is the Unknown Avenger saying, "When all else fails, apply the emergency brake."

I love watching these girls prepare for the BIG show. When can we look forward to the next season.Will there ever be a pageant in Indiana?

I was so happy to see this little girl back. I am just such a big fan of her rambunctious personality. She stole my heart with her cuteness last year and it was nice seeing her back. I was so bummed to see her not able to perform for beauty, I really think she could have won the whole show. I guess I was concerned why she was so sick and nervous? Does she have a lot of pressure at home to perform and win? I hope not, because those events should be for fun.
I wish Jayne much success in the future, and i think she is better than pageants.

Maybe the whole world loves him because of that?