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This one interaction set off self doubt. But today nearly 1 year on from that event Personalized i can’t stay at home i’m a farmer carbon pm 2,5 face mask she thinks she has beautiful hair and beautiful eyes and a pretty smile. I’m slowly rebuilding her confidence

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everybody is beautiful. It’s sad that people are told that because of skin color. Skin color means nothing. We are all human. Society’s beauty standers are shit… you’ve gotta be a thin as a twig with a huge butt and boobs. But, that’s not realistic. None of the beauty standers are real. I think everyone is beautiful. Personalized i can’t stay at home i’m a farmer carbon pm 2,5 face mask And I hope everyone tries to love themselves and find themselves beautiful. Children are so sweet, sad to see judgements put in their innocent minds. I am appalled that meanness has crushed this little ones spirit. Who decideds beauty? Who is so blind to a treasured child? God blesses us with the sweet little soul who needs love who needs encouragement and who needs respect.

Little one you are precious that is one awesome mumma bear and wee beautiful angel. I’ve had this exact conversation with my 5 year old daughter who one day while I was brushing her waist length thick curly hair told me she wasn’t beautiful. I cried. I cried because she believed it. I cried because she’s 5!!! And I started that day telling her that beauty takes many forms and that true beauty is a kind heart and believing in yourself and that no one is supposed to look like the pictures in magazines because they’re not real. We looked at nature at the zoo and looked at the butterflies and how all creatures are different and they’re all beautiful. Her self doubt stemmed from school because some older kid told her her legs were hairy and her eyebrows were bushy like an animal.