Mum Gives Her 7-Year-Old Daughter Real Adult Nails for a Beauty Pageant! | Toddlers & Tiaras 

Among all the blatant sexualisation, bad parenting and exploitation for money, there’s some kids who love this kind of thing. It’s refreshing after the absolute (and there’s no better way to say it,) child abuse some parents on T&T show.

(Ok but the coffee part is a little strange. I’d say this mother was intermediate, some things were bad but it’s better than most)

And the highlights I- oooo girl its not a good look

I don’t have my hair like that

@@serenitydemon2289 I have zero idea how the thick signature “Piano” stripe highlights, especially with the flat brown undertone ever came into fashion in the early 00’s. But boy do I wish those damn highlights stayed in the early 00’s!

@@NiceKaren92 not every Karen is a Karen. 🙂

Everyone…

I thought the exact same thing.

Well what do you expect of this frivolous and inrresponsable ( mother) who puts this youngster in this unnecessary, stress., ashamed.!!!

It's not weird at all. Coffee is addictive.

Is this the same for adults?? Bc I’ve been experiencing all of that. I wouldn’t say that I drink a lot of coffee but I have a cup or two during the work week which is 5 days.

My mom gave us coffee young and it was fine bc I hated it and m6 brother drank decaf or stuff tl counteract most of the caffeine until he was u and liked it straight black which was gross

I totally agree

You're going through this right now? 😔 yeah it is scary as an outsider looking in we wouldn't imagine they're so hard on the kids.

It's like the parents need to the validation that their child is pretty. Maybe the parent wasn't an attractive child or just isn't an attractive person now so this is the route they go

@@mlledj22 I have also observed this, most of the moms are not beautiful and overweight and they probably weren’t cute kids. That’s why the constant validation for their daughters.

The daughter in this video seemed to enjoy it

Exactly

I agree with you 💯!! Children such be children 🙄🙄

Me either love. Disgusting. 😵😯🥺

I feel the exact same way. Fake teeth??? Because she's missing baby teeth??? SHES 7!!!!

there's a difference between pageants natural pageant and the glitz pageant which is only shown in RU-vid vids

And you are right sadly enough 😥

It's from 10 years ago...she's a teenager now and she's fine

@@Afmedic85 as if the pagent stopped operating after she grew up. Lol other kids are going through this same stuff now. Parents pimping out their kids for money.

Lmao

I think it’s more like Austin Powers type of.

Austin Powers

Same

The biggest issue people have is that it judges girls primarily for their beauty and how expensive their outfits are, rather than their skill and knowledge. And that to be beautiful they have to spend a lot of money and make themselves into something they are not- which is not a good message to send to young girls.

@@MsJubjubbird It really blows my mind ... I remember, during the 1990's, seeing the first few seasons of 'Toddlers & Tiaras', on Channel Four, here in the UK, as a kind of escapism (very long story ...), and even then have couldn't understand why 'Pagent Moms' would spend a couple of thousand $s, on a glitzy dress. Even back then, with the fake tan, large amount of make up, the over-the-top hair 'cover'/wig - which was big even by c. 1988 - 92 standards - with outfits that certainly not 'below the knee', which was in my Comprehensive School/High School's uniform code, I left from, in 1990 (we didn't have graduation ceremonies then ...) ... In other words, even back then, the main argument against them was 6-8yr olds were 'adultfied', and made to look like cover models, except smaller ... and that's _without_ the 'swimsuit' portion. Aside from the whole spending excessive amount of money (which, in frank interviews with just fathers, showed many struggling to work enough hours to pay for their wife's expensive 'hobby'; plus feeling they have no say in their daughters upbringing) which could easily be set aside for the even-then expensive College/University fees and costs; mums treating their daughters that their beauty is everything; the - almost entirely always - female judges nit-picking _everything_ , in taking their rôles way too seriously, and likely causing children to have body dysmorphia, by the way they treat them, as if they were judging a dog show (which, in, and of, themselves, have veterinarians in uproar over 'over-breeding' in order to create the 'perfect dog' of that breed ...); and, in the early days, the simple ignorance/indifference towards the man at the back of the room, recording with a slim-ish camcorder of the day, especially when toddlers - whom can just about walk by themselves, or even younger, down to literal babies - are all 'glammed' up, also to appear as women 'in miniature' ... Although it was a simply measure, abet a few years to late, to ban non-family members from the event room, and back-stage areas, once 'Toddlers & Tiaras' began to air, that kicked up a huge fuss, not just about under-18 Beauty Pagents (with some saying no under-21s ...), but that it utterly rendered the 'no non-family members' rule moot, as now, all that was required was/is a recording device linked to the television ... Even more surprising is that, at least in the first handful of seasons, the 'Pagent Moms', both implicitly, and explicitly', came across as being otherwise conservative, and likely Republican voters, by their mannerisms. Which isn't a slight on Republican voters, as I've met visitors, over here in England, whom were, and are, hard to disagree with. But there was, and possibly still is, this weird juxtaposition between that, Conservative Christianism, and the mum's desire to show the world "how beautiful my daughter is ..." ... Unfortunately, I don't see child beauty pagents in America being banned in America, especially as it falls under 'free speach' and 'free assembly' ... ... but one thing that can be done is change the rules on appearance, dress, and routines: reduce, significantly, the amount of make-up; no false eye-lashes, or finger nails; and dress standards that, for one, equals to a minimum of 'one inch below the knee', plus reducing the 'volume' of the hair cover/wig; and 'floor' routines that you will find in gymnastics competitions, and nothing risqué ... You can't put the toothpaste back into the toothpaste tube ... but you can control the level of mess it makes ...

Same

They become so superficial, sad😢

@@XpurlX More importantly, they develop a low self esteem.

@@laneatkinson6441 yess horrible parenting 😡

Their parents probably teach them that beauty isn't on the outside, it's in the inside

Alot of kids love doing pageants and it helps them understand they cant win everything. If the kid enjoys it don't worry abt it

And that she likes coffee.....cause you know...7 year olds need it

Basically, yes. It's terrible.

Nope. It's a pageants. It's literally dress up. Kids love this ask pageant girls who are in their teens they'll tell you when they were kids they loved it and were fine. If the kid loves it don't worry about it

100% real facts! My kid who is 11 asked about fake nails. Nope! Gross.

@@SherriLyle80s it's just nails💀💀💀

@@galactic_road9113 fake nails on a 7 year old?? Not gonna happen. Fake nails on an 11 year old??? Press on's will do. I didn't get my first actual acrylic nails until 8th grade. I'm 16 now and had them twice. They are painful when they grow out because they get caught on things and pull back which hurts a lot and makes you want to cuss out of pain. IT. HURTS. And I had SHORT acrylics. Not long ones

@@destinyboyd7711 get removed after pageant

@@iconicmiaxmsp2652 it also destroys your real nails

Yeah, she’s really young

Caffeine is a natural way to deal with hyper-stimulation or ADHD.

Idk because I have been drinking coffee id say from the age of 5

I still remember how Honey Boo Boo drank "go go juice"... never understood that part.

I've been drinking coffee since I could remember not too much coffee though.

Yeah,there it's the adults that have all of the botox,filler and fake additions... 😆 🤣 😂 😹

100% true (I’m a uk gal too)

Good for y’all😂

Yeah but some kids enjoy this

I am 54. Same.

14 and only had them professionally done once for some little year 6 disco, but my mum was pissed because they used some kind of drill or something that can be damaging to your nails and didn’t ask her first

@@ballsinthewalls2983 Exactly, thats the problem: Damage to the nails….

Me either and I am 73

@@lindatant9797 😁

Yeah if they were to hype her up just before show time...that would probably not turn out well 🤣

Its coffee and nails I dont see the issue 💀😭

@@galactic_road9113 coffee isn't good for kids, and it makes them more hyper. And acrylic nails are bad for the real nail and it damages it, it also hurts really bad when it grows out and gets caught on things and pull back. And I'm talking about short acrylics, I don't wanna imagine the pain long acrylics have. Getting your nails done is fine, IF ITS YOUR REAL NAIL. Adults and teens can have acrylics. Not 7 year olds

girl i started having coffee when i was young too but its the same as coke cos of the caffeine most parents are like oh no I would never give my kid coffee but soft drink is ok like huh

@@miranda07 and just because you had it as a kid doesn't mean it's good for you. I stay away from caffeine. I only drink things that don't have caffeine

As a middle-eastren, it's tradition, so kids actually can have a taste and we usually hate it lol because it's pure coffee no sweeteners. Let kids try it's fine. We came up totally alright but I agree we shouldn't let kids drink it all the time like adults do

Not on a child

@@xalexflanaganx well aren’t you a ray of sunshine 😂😂😂😂 every comment you have is negative get a life honey or don’t watch that type of content if you are so concerned 🤣🤣

Caffeine is in soda

Idk if you noticed, but two of the judges had the same hairdo lol. It was the “style” of that year.

Kids enjoy this the nails are short so not a big deal. And kids get tans all the time whether fake or at the beach, world won't end because daughter enjoys it

Sadly not innocent anymore 😢

it does

The whole point of a pageant

Qlot of kids enjoy this it's like dress up and princess. Exact it's a costume party.

@Nice ??

Because their only children and they shouldn't even be viewed as sexual people. If mother's don't see that in their child, then I think of it as a good thing. As compared to parents who view everything their little girl does or the way they dress as inappropriate! Thank you if you read this all

You’re the one sexualizing

Your the one secualizing little girls because there playing dress up. Maybe you need to go to jail for seeing a lite girl as something sexual pervert

@@junkistrash8633 Yeah, but who's watching? You don't know how many disturbed creeps might be in the audience, relatives or not.

Kinda?? No, it is child abuse.

No it's not. I miss when words meant things

Everything is based on looks in the world. Hiring practices when you're in a face to face job especially. Hell if you're pretty you can be a member of congress if you're pretty. Look at Alexandra Cortez

No it won't. They do this this they wanna do it for a career and they do it by choice and teenage years too. They love it

It’s one of the seven beauties world wide appreciated!🥰

@@XpurlX 😄

They are called 'dents de bonheur' in France: teeth of happiness!

Not really. They did a "where are they now" since this is from 10 years ago. Most are in high school or college, 1 had a 4.0 GPA in college

Selfish much ?!

@@nirvanaeldidi2944 how is it selfish. Who's spending 10,000$ on a dress for ONE pageant. Whe. U can get a prom dress and a whole new wardrobe

Didn't her brother murder her? Couldn't stand she got all the attention? Boulder, Colorado

@@dwts708 I believe so .I’m not the expert but surely these mothers know their little girls are just that little and should be protected xox

She was murdered by her brother and her parents covered it up. Not some stranger

If u see a little girl as sexual or seductive you need mental help

@@Havis_Princess I think your delusional if you think crazy predators don’t . It’s not dress ups at home it’s exploiting the child no need to respond you don’t have a brain in your head

Why not give her a cigarette, while you're at it? She might enjoy it.

Exactly!🤮

I don't think she was living through her daughter, you can clearly see she was enjoying the experience. Smiling, willing getting her hair done, make up done and even begged her mother for the fake nails. None of it were forced. But I do agree that their are some parents In that's pageants forcing their little girls to do this, which is sad.

I like how you assume lol. But don't go based on facts that she enjoys it, asks oageang kids and pageant teens