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Related: About this forumMom Dresses Daughter Up As Historical Badass Ladies, Is Awesome
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Did you know that a thing parents do is take photographs of their kids? I know, a wild and wacky concept. I guess a parenting trend right now is to dress your kids up when you take photos of them on their birthdays, which actually sounds so fun because think of the possibilities! You could dress your child up like a puppy. Or a burrito. Or a cat dressed up as sushi. The options are endless! (I'm kind of jk, please no one call child protective services re: the emotional well-being of the children I do not currently have). But apparently most parents out there are not interested in dressing their little girls up as edible animals, and are instead sticking with the ever original ~*~DISNEY PRINCESS~*~ theme. Yawn.
But! But but but! Mom and photographer Jamie Moore bucked the trend, and the results are fantastic. Jamie seems to be less cynical and eye-roll-y than I am about Disney princesses, acknowledging "their beautiful dresses, perfect hair, gorgeous voices and...ideal love stories," but she didn't want to dress her daughter up like one for her 5 year photos. So she picked five influential extraordinary women from history and dressed her daughter up as them instead. The result is adorable amazing photos plus an inspirational message this mom wins the internet this week, according to me, and I work at a parenting magazine by day so my opinion is very valid and important.
But! But but but! Mom and photographer Jamie Moore bucked the trend, and the results are fantastic. Jamie seems to be less cynical and eye-roll-y than I am about Disney princesses, acknowledging "their beautiful dresses, perfect hair, gorgeous voices and...ideal love stories," but she didn't want to dress her daughter up like one for her 5 year photos. So she picked five influential extraordinary women from history and dressed her daughter up as them instead. The result is adorable amazing photos plus an inspirational message this mom wins the internet this week, according to me, and I work at a parenting magazine by day so my opinion is very valid and important.
http://www.autostraddle.com/mom-dresses-daughter-up-as-historical-badass-ladies-is-awesome-177109/
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Mom Dresses Daughter Up As Historical Badass Ladies, Is Awesome (Original Post)
ismnotwasm
May 2013
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alsame
(7,784 posts)1. Definitely awesome! nt
Brigid
(17,621 posts)2. Actually, I like the last one best.
Emma for President!
ismnotwasm
(41,976 posts)3. Yeah, that one is way cool
I actually didn't look at it close enough until after I posted
sufrommich
(22,871 posts)4. That is awesome, lucky girl has an
awesome teacher for her mom.
redqueen
(115,103 posts)5. Saw that on facebook yesterday...
most definitely badass
GeoWilliam750
(2,522 posts)6. Love it
I wish I had done that for my daughter when she was that age