A person with an inert beauty is
born to present. At an earlier age, children showing these great attributes and
talents showcase their beauty by joining to a beauty pageant. This program is
what is referred to as “Child beauty pageant”. With this showcase of talent, it
describes beauty not just only on the physical look of the child but also on
other categories of the child’s attractive persona, like talent, interview,
sportswear, evening wear, decade wear, and et cetera. In this child pageant,
children are asked to present and walk in the stage while wearing their
customs, beautiful hair styles, and fascinating make ups.
What makes up a child pageant?
The pageant is subdivided into different categories. Usually, this pageant
gauge girls and sometimes boys. Age categories vary like 0-11 months, 12-23
months, and 2-3 years, 4-6 years and onwards. Little Miss, Baby Miss, and
Petite Miss are just some of the age divisions of the child pageant. During the
pageant, children are asked to present on stage for two hours or less while
wearing their genuine attires, customs with great make ups. In the event,
critique will evaluate children
during the presentation. Critiques judge these
lovely kids while during the sportswear, evening wear, swimwear, writing
skills, talent (dancing and singing), modeling, and interview.
Boasting self-confidence and
self-esteem are just some of the many essential values in allowing children to
join any pageant. However, there are facts and criticisms towards the parents
allowing their children join the pageant. Children are exposed to cosmetic make
ups, spray tans, and other aesthetic chemicals that could be harmful to
children at a very young age. The child’s face and body hair were even waxed or
threaded for them to look much glooming and blooming on stage. These criticisms
have raised attention and to ask if the child pageant are under the scope of
the “Child Labor Law”. Child pageants set some rules that allow it to be an
ungoverned program. It is not considered as a “working” act. Thus, it is not
covered by the restriction of the “Child Labor Law”.
Further criticism showed that the
rules over the pageant should be modified providing a fulfilling contest of
beauty. According to the point of criticism, children could be negatively
impacted by the actions taken by the beauty pageant, and it can further be
damaging to the child’s persona today and in the future. With the pageant, a
changing lifestyle will be change. Like the effects of the competition to the
child (stress and anxiety). Later on, children could develop depression,
lowered self-confidence, and eating disorders. With that, as parents we should
always consider the overall welfare of our child before allowing them to join
in any beauty pageant. Anyway, beauty cannot only be showcase by joining to a
beauty pageant.
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