Rogues Gallery! (what do you look like?)

creativebarbie · Post by **creativebarbie** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:41 pm

the kids i cared for would sceam REALLY loud and say BUT I WANT IT... i would stop and look at them and go " well i want a million dollars but i can't have it. " so stop complaining. i always say it. hahaha they usualy just get angry and storm off.
it was either that or i would simply relply with.... "thats nice." and go back to what i was doing.

Kasdeja · Post by **Kasdeja** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:42 pm

She looks like she could be one of the Silkstone barbies, the 45th anniversary one from 2004.

http://www.barbiecollector.com/showcase ... _id=150034

romanceismusic · Post by **romanceismusic** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:43 pm

my daughter tells me no alot. but she really doesnt know many other words. lol

Post by **Broken Kid** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:46 pm

romanceismusic wrote:my daughter tells me no alot. but she really doesnt know many other words. lol

My friend's little daughter (she's 3) likes to say "no-ah", sorta like with a Valley Girl accent. It drives him crazy, because he and his wife are so different... you know, into being yourself and not conforming and generally not liking what the mainstream likes. And somehow their daughter likes to match her own clothes and be a princess and all that. So the "no-ah" drives him crazy. She's just lately started saying "What-evah!"

romanceismusic · Post by **romanceismusic** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:49 pm

Broken Kid wrote:
romanceismusic wrote:my daughter tells me no alot. but she really doesnt know many other words. lol
My friend's little daughter (she's 3) likes to say "no-ah", sorta like with a Valley Girl accent. It drives him crazy, because he and his wife are so different... you know, into being yourself and not conforming and generally not liking what the mainstream likes. And somehow their daughter likes to match her own clothes and be a princess and all that. So the "no-ah" drives him crazy. She's just lately started saying "What-evah!"

haha im not really mainstream...but my daughter is gonna be the raddest little girl EVER. She LOVES anti flag and the casualties and most punk/ska. thats so boss for a one year old!

creativebarbie · Post by **creativebarbie** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:50 pm

Broken Kid wrote:
romanceismusic wrote:my daughter tells me no alot. but she really doesnt know many other words. lol
My friend's little daughter (she's 3) likes to say "no-ah", sorta like with a Valley Girl accent. It drives him crazy, because he and his wife are so different... you know, into being yourself and not conforming and generally not liking what the mainstream likes. And somehow their daughter likes to match her own clothes and be a princess and all that. So the "no-ah" drives him crazy. She's just lately started saying "What-evah!"

Just goes to show how influential tv and media and friends are in friends lives. parents can only do SO much

Kasdeja · Post by **Kasdeja** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:54 pm

This is a topic that bugs me. Some kids are what they are...and a parent trying to stop a little one from being a princess is worse, to me, than what people say about the "mainstream"...I thought the purspose was to be who you are, who you want...not what your parents say you are, you want? Parents should let their kids be "mainstream" if that's where they are going. I mean, they are being raised with the knowledge of the parents, so they can look that way and still understand all the parent's reasons for being "individual" or whatever...if any of this makes sense.

creativebarbie · Post by **creativebarbie** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:55 pm

Kasdeja wrote:This is a topic that bugs me. Some kids are what they are...and a parent trying to stop a little one from being a princess is worse, to me, than what people say about the "mainstream"...I thought the purspose was to be who you are, who you want...not what your parents say you are, you want? Parents should let their kids be "mainstream" if that's where they are going. I mean, they are being raised with the knowledge of the parents, so they can look that way and still understand all the parent's reasons for being "individual" or whatever...if any of this makes sense.

I think princess in some forms can mean attitude and children should understand respect. but yes i don't think you should form a child to be like you just because its what you beilive you should teach a child respect, understanding, acceptance and love.

Post by **Broken Kid** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:56 pm

Kasdeja wrote:This is a topic that bugs me. Some kids are what they are...and a parent trying to stop a little one from being a princess is worse, to me, than what people say about the "mainstream"...I thought the purspose was to be who you are, who you want...not what your parents say you are, you want? Parents should let their kids be "mainstream" if that's where they are going. I mean, they are being raised with the knowledge of the parents, so they can look that way and still understand all the parent's reasons for being "individual" or whatever...if any of this makes sense.

They're not trying to stop her or changing her!! It's the valley girl-style "no-ah" and "whatevah" that drives 'em crazy! They're happy to let her be who she wants to be, but it's amusing how they're so non-mainstream and she's turning out the other way. She doesn't even watch that much TV.

romanceismusic · Post by **romanceismusic** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:59 pm

Kasdeja wrote:This is a topic that bugs me. Some kids are what they are...and a parent trying to stop a little one from being a princess is worse, to me, than what people say about the "mainstream"...I thought the purspose was to be who you are, who you want...not what your parents say you are, you want? Parents should let their kids be "mainstream" if that's where they are going. I mean, they are being raised with the knowledge of the parents, so they can look that way and still understand all the parent's reasons for being "individual" or whatever...if any of this makes sense.

not sure if that was directed at me or not.

if so, my daughter can believe whatever she wants. but as of now, shes only a year old, barely, so shes gonna have to deal with liking what i like. she skanks. its cute.

Post by **Broken Kid** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:00 pm

romanceismusic wrote:
Kasdeja wrote:This is a topic that bugs me. Some kids are what they are...and a parent trying to stop a little one from being a princess is worse, to me, than what people say about the "mainstream"...I thought the purspose was to be who you are, who you want...not what your parents say you are, you want? Parents should let their kids be "mainstream" if that's where they are going. I mean, they are being raised with the knowledge of the parents, so they can look that way and still understand all the parent's reasons for being "individual" or whatever...if any of this makes sense.
not sure if that was directed at me or not. if so, my daughter can believe whatever she wants. but as of now, shes only a year old, barely, so shes gonna have to deal with liking what i like. she skanks. its cute.

I'm sure it was a misunderstanding what I wrote.

Awww...that must be so cute to see her dancing!

creativebarbie · Post by **creativebarbie** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:02 pm

little kids dancing is the cutest EVER.. hehehehe

Kasdeja · Post by **Kasdeja** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:02 pm

creativebarbie wrote:
Kasdeja wrote:This is a topic that bugs me. Some kids are what they are...and a parent trying to stop a little one from being a princess is worse, to me, than what people say about the "mainstream"...I thought the purspose was to be who you are, who you want...not what your parents say you are, you want? Parents should let their kids be "mainstream" if that's where they are going. I mean, they are being raised with the knowledge of the parents, so they can look that way and still understand all the parent's reasons for being "individual" or whatever...if any of this makes sense.
I think princess in some forms can mean attitude and children should understand respect. but yes i don't think you should form a child to be like you just because its what you beilive you should teach a child respect, understanding, acceptance and love.

Exactly my point. If you teach your child and raise your child with those things, you shouldn't care what they dress like, etc.

Kasdeja · Post by **Kasdeja** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:05 pm

I wasn't directing my post at anyone, just the topic. I see it happen all the time...I have a "goth" friend who hates that her little girl likes pink and is her opposite...and she tries to change her all the time. I just think that sort of thing is so wrong.

creativebarbie · Post by **creativebarbie** » Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:05 pm

I'm an artistic person... my parents aren't. They NEVER let me do anything in school for art. I was lucky to get art class i only go to go by convinceing them i could do graphics on computers for a living. i REALLY wanted to do drama but they said that was a waste of a credit. i regret that now because i would love to act.
but i feel like i have no idea what i'm doing