So the other day Good Morning
America did a story about a mom-blogger that made a statement saying she was
okay letting her 9 year old shop at Victoria’s Secret once she became a tween.
This sparked a lot of controversy across America, as many people were appalled saying
she was sexualizing her daughter, etc. Here’s my take on all of this.
First off, her daughter is only
9. She did not say that she currently lets her daughter shop at Victoria’s
Secret, but would in the future. Second, she made a valid argument that the
main purpose was that once her daughter began to have to change in the locker
room, she wanted her to have options so she wouldn’t be embarrassed about her
underwear. I understand that we don’t all want to walk around in Barbie
underwear.
It’s not like she’s forcing her
child to wear thongs and push up bras or sexy lingerie. She’s simply allowing
her daughter the future choice of wearing cuter underwear. Personally, I think
if she’s willing to fork up $10 for a pair of bikini briefs, then more power to
her. I love my pink polka dot VS undies, but I’ve never bought a single pair
from the company (however, I do redeem all my free coupons).
Those are my thoughts. Here’s
the link to an ABC article on the story. http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/lifestyle/2013/03/mom-says-victorias-secret-okay-for-tween/
♥ Diary of a Teen
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