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Brandi From AL
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Date Posted: 06:58:50 01/31/03 Fri
In reply to:
Melva
's message, "Re: Boys in pageants" on 06:48:13 11/24/02 Sun
>>New Topic! What is your take on boys in pageants? I
>>have a 4 year old boy and my husband thinks it will
>>make him a "sissy" if I continue with him in pageants.
>>-- Positvie comments please, 13:44:33 09/20/02 Fri
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>>I also have a 4 year old boy in pageants and he is
>>everything but a sissy. He is 110% boy and there is
>>nothing he does in pageants that makes him a sissy.
>>Pageants have helped him have great confindence and
>>meet lots of friends. He loves doing pageants and as
>>long as he enjoys it we will continue. Tell your hubby
>>to lighten up, it isn't like you are putting a dress
>>on him, lol. (NT) -- Becky and Blake, 13:59:36
>>09/20/02 Fri
>>Would also like to add that one of the reasons Blake
>>loves doing pageants is because of all of the
>>"girlfriends" he gets to see. He loves baseball,
>>football, and basketball but he isn't old enough to
>>play yet so why not allow him to participate in
>>something he enjoys? He loves taking some of his
>>crowns and prizes to school for show and tell and all
>>of the kids love it when he comes to school and says
>>he won again. I say, keep your boy in pageants as long
>>as he enjoys it and is having a good time! (NT) --
>>Becky and Blake, 13:10:06 09/22/02 Sun
>>I have two boys 13 and 16 who do one pageant system.
>>They are both active football players for their
>>schools. DEFINATELY NOT SISSY. Let your son decide
>>(NT) -- Melissa, 14:18:00 09/20/02 Fri
>>I don't think my son's would like to be in a pageant
>>past 3 or 4 years old. But some kids don't mind. I can
>>say my husband would never go for it past that age.I
>>am so thankful that I finally had a girl and now we
>>enjoy it together while the guys watch football or
>>basketball on the weekends. (NT) -- Do what works for
>>you. JMHO, 17:22:22 09/20/02 Fri
>> BOYS IN PAGEANTS -- CINDY & JUSTIN, 19:58:11 09/20/02
>>Fri
>>My 5 yr old son does them and he loves it.As long as
>>he likes doing it I will let him.I have never made
>>him. I have a 2yr. old daughter who isn't into that
>>right now so I just let my son do it. Some people have
>>told me it makes him a sissy,but it doesn't. It gives
>>him confidence and self esteem and a chance to show
>>off onstage. (NT) -- Boys in pageants is just fine.
>>Lynsi, 11:37:12 09/22/02 Sun
>>I'm sorry to tell you but....MOST people do think boys
>>in pageants in kind of sissy like. However...if your
>>son really wants to do pageantsinstead of something
>>else then don't worry about what people thinks and
>>Have fun!!! (NT) -- pageant mom, 17:42:19 09/22/02
>Sun
>>you know what most people think putting your daughter
>>in pageants is exploiting her.They think you are sick
>>to put makeup and hair on her.But hey if she likes it
>>don't worry about what people think and have fun! (NT)
>>-- boys fan, 03:52:55 09/25/02 Wed
>>oh and one more thing with that kind of
>>thinking...maybe you are upset that a BOY won an
>>overall or grand over your precious daughter? (NT) --
>>boys fan, 03:59:26 09/25/02 Wed
>I also have a boy in pageants tho mine just turned
>two. He likes to be up there. He likes to be in front
>of people. I dont think it will make him a sissy.In
>fact I think it will help him grow as a person. Not be
>as shy, and be more outgowing tho, it can bankrupt you
>also. If that is what he wants to do. Mine is all boy
>he loves to wrestle, play ball and get into everything
>like all 2 years old. But, when he sees the stage he
>knows what todo.
My son Jackson is 2 and he likes to do pageants. He has been in then since he has been 12 mths old.I believe being on stage helps with his confidence and he loves the attention. Believe it or not but my husband has been at almost every pageant with us.I will let my son do as many pageants as he wants, and when he wants to quit,then we will just start football or what ever he enjoys doing.
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