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Date Posted: 13:58:01 02/09/07 Fri
Author: No name
Subject: modeling in 3yr olds

Seriously, what type of modeling is expected from a three yr old? I know some people spend every weekend with a coach to get their 3yr to do all the modeling older girls do but, to me, that looks over coached and unnatural. I think those kids dont look like they are naturally having fun. What is the standard for 3yr olds that is expected across the board?

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[> ttt -- No name, 11:41:02 02/10/07 Sat [1]


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[> "big girl" beauty walk, in swim/casual she should be doing toe-pop turns and bouncing while posed -- No name, 13:45:08 02/10/07 Sat [1]


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[> so you mean like a back t or front t? I taught her toe pops, pretty hands and feet, cutesy stuff, turn to show her back and look over her shoulder, and to kinda bounce/shake in swim but the girl has no butt and no chance of bouncing it.lol. I am trying to teach her to "walk a circle" for beauty but it looks more like a trapazoid. lol -- No name, 15:29:57 02/10/07 Sat [1]


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[> [> back T (ie 3 back Xs, 1 front): when at home set up her stuffed animals/dolls in a circle and have her walk to each one in order, then take 1 toy away each time (like a game!), don't actually have her shake her butt in swim - it's a body bounce (tell her to bounce her curls) -- No name, 15:46:58 02/10/07 Sat [1]


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[> [> [> what are toe pops? -- No name, 17:34:36 02/10/07 Sat [1]


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[> [> [> [> i call it toe pop where she "pops" up one foot onto toe next to the other foot in casual wear and swimwear -- No name, 19:24:17 02/10/07 Sat [1]


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[> [> [> Body bounce? Bouncing curls? Like a cheerleader? Confused! -- No name, 20:34:05 02/12/07 Mon [1]


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[> [> [> [> I'm assuming they mean bobbing the head,....right? lol. -- No name, 07:13:14 02/13/07 Tue [1]


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[> [> [> [> to see what I mean - try (yourself) standing in toe-pop and raise and lower your hips - you will see your whole body bounces - thus her curls would too -- No name, 09:42:52 02/13/07 Tue [1]


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[> [> [> [> [> that's what I was talking about with the shaking butt thing. She has no hips. lol. She cant shake them. It looks like she is having a seizure. lol -- No name, 11:10:51 02/13/07 Tue [1]


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[> Modeling -- judge, 12:27:44 02/11/07 Sun [1]

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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[> [> 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! -- Another judge, 13:32:12 02/11/07 Sun [1]

>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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