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Date Posted: 13:46:06 11/01/05 Tue
Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Fallbacks
In reply to: 's message, "Fallbacks" on 09:17:29 10/31/05 Mon

I have done a pageant with my daughter and took a fallback because she changed her age division 1 wk prior to a state. I found this to be costly, because my daughter is naturally taller and appears older. The judges scored her lower compared to others in her division and I was told that she would have scored much higher in the new division. I would say just weigh your options and if your daughter can compete in the new division, then I would bump her up. Just my opinion. Hope this helps.

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[> I think the main question is would your DD be comfortable staying in her division or moving up? -- Anonymous, 14:13:03 11/01/05 Tue [1]


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