[Esther Ruth]

"You can thank businesses who are continually sexualizing children in order to make a bunch and the media for promoting child-whore pop stars"

I went Christmas shopping yesterday with my son and it get harder to find normal toys for the children. It seems whole isles in the toy departments are filled with these Bratz dolls. I don't like them. They look like little whore dolls. Everybody must be buying them. The stores are full of them.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Yep. My 3 year old daughter sees them and wants them, too. I just tell her that they are not nice girls.

[Blood of Tyrants]

P.S. As everyone knows, dolls are marketed to girls generally under the age of 9 or 10. Those dolls are supposed to emulate teenagers and the little girls then want to look like what they think that "big girls" look like.

[ItsOurTimeNow]

Autumn calls them "bad girls who don't dress right".

I remember this summer when I went out shopping for a swimsuit for her. It took me three hours and 3 different stores before I found a suitable one-piece. Now that I have to shop for her in the "girls" department - it's even worse. Short skirts from the "Mary Kate and Ashley" collection, thongs, mid-riff shirts, hip-hugger pants. Makes me want to start a business of my own - manufacturing millstones.