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Date Posted: 13:32:12 02/11/07 Sun
Author: Another judge
Subject: Very well put, I totally agree. Don't like programmed, but they definitely need to know where to go and how to pose at that age!
In reply to: judge 's message, "Modeling" on 12:27:44 02/11/07 Sun

>At 3 years old, modeling is a MUST. No, I don't want
>to see a child that looks "programmed" but you can
>teach your child step-step turns, step backs, toe
>pops, etc. AND stress the importance of having FUN.
>You can tell a child that wants to be up there
>modeling and is having a ball doing it versus a child
>that is made to do it and looks programmed. You as a
>mom have to make practicing fun for them. After all
>they are just little ones. They learn the best when
>they are having fun at what they are learning.

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