Everyone's commenting "how could they do this?" and "this is so messed up!" meanwhile this is one of the most tame families I've seen on this godforsaken show
Honestly this was the best family I’ve seen on the show. They supported their daughter even though she didn’t win and their daughter supported her friend.
@@jessicaellina3878 It is a long straw containing something that looks like Kool Aid powder but very tart tasting. You tear off the end, tip your head back, and empty the contents into your mouth. Best sugar high ever.
“So she has more confidence and poise about her than I’ve ever had as an adult” “I’m kinda living a lost dream” Those two sentences are the reason that this show sucks and is wrong
Well the grandma’s comment is justifiable. She said she wanted to do pageants as a child too but she never got the chance too. So she’s living that dream but she isn’t taking credit for what her granddaughter has done and all her granddaughter’s success. She’s just being happy and willing to help with whatever she can so she can feel like she’s helping her granddaughter. Not to mention the little girl was actually happy to do pageants, it’s clear that she wanted to do them and she wasn’t afraid to step up on stage
This is the first mom I kinda really like. She isn’t talking sh** about other people or putting down winners. She brought out the positives. Respect that
They are focusing so much on her looks, rather than helping her deal with her emotions, she's clearly nervous and has no idea how to handle it (way too much for a kid to handle)
Who are these "judges"? Qualifications? Governing Bodies? Rules? The must do a pageant every week. What a fraud racket, filling these trailer trash queens' heads with b.s.
Yes if/when: 1. If you happen to own a company/biz that's sponsoring the pageant/competition. 2. Parents are wealthy enough to do so and are in tight with the (usually) unqualified judges.
Not gonna lie I always thought that they did that with Eden wood because she would win literally every pageant and I thought that it was a fixed pageant because there’s no way
To be honest, she did okay in my opinion given her age. She said she was happy for her friend but admitted to feeling a little sad which is perfectly normal. You can be happy for someone while also feeling a little upset. That’s a normal reaction from a 9 year old.
I think the full glitz pageants send the wrong message to these poor girls... a young child shouldn’t have a fake tan, loads of makeup/fake lashes, hair extensions, flippers etc. A kid that young shouldn’t feel like they need all that to be considered “beautiful enough” to win. I like the all natural pageants that are mostly judged on talent so the girls can feel worthy and beautiful in their own skin without needing to look fake :( not good for their self worth and will likely affect them negatively as they grow up. When I have kids I will teach them that they are gorgeous/handsome just the way they are and don’t need to look completely different when they look in the mirror in order to win some dumb pageant. All they need to worry about it being a kid and having fun and good about themselves and these pageants force them to grow up WAY too fast🥺💔
I mean at least they're honest about living lost dreams through her. But it doesn't excuse it. As a child I always wanted to do pageants and I couldn't. Once I had my nephew who I raise, we did them together until he told me he doesn't want to. Always listen to your kids.
Who gives a small child 14 “energy sticks” ?! You are teaching them that they need to use a substance to succeed and is sending them the wrong message💔
I don't think that you should say that if you've never walked a mile on their shoes. The comment you made was not nice. You say they can look after their kids but not after themselves. You may say no hate but that is a very judgmental comment basically stating that they don't take care of themselves. You don't know what goes on and people's minds that have a lot of weight and you don't know the struggles that they endured to get to where they are in their weight. I took offense to that comment. What are you, so beautiful and skinny that you can look down your nose at others? I don't think you should do that. That says way more about you than it does about the people you're targeting. They are overweight but they're still valuable people and with that said many women who have children begin to have weight problems after childbirth. On the other hand, many times people endure years of trauma as children in the home, either through some type of abuse that creates that void and pain in that person to cause them to reach out to food for comfort, thus ending up as an obese individual for a good deal of their life if not their entire life... And that is so tragic and sad because they were treated so terrible and cheated out of a normal life. Nobody knows what anybody else is going through. You should be very careful about making comments concerning people's weight like this. I believe they are trying to live out their fantasy dreams of being beautiful through their daughter or maybe they wanted to do something like this as a kid or whatever but it's just best not to visit that subject because it is hurtful to a lot of people. Contrary to popular belief, fat people don't wish to be that way but life happens and a multitude of circumstances can put a person that may have been a normal weight otherwise into morbid obesity. That kind of obesity is usually lifetime. Many times people cannot overcome it. It's not easy and it's not easy to lose weight and it's not easy even more so to keep it off. People walk around with weight problems all their lives and never being able to overcome it but we are not to sit in the armchair of judgment to judge why they're overweight or that they should lose weight just so they can fit into our standards standards of America. I just think they should not even have these pageants at all. It's just not a good idea. They should be focused on other things besides their looks.
@Heidi LeFevre OH please, get off the soap box before you break it. There's NO excuse using food as a crutch, get counseling, people who talk help themselves. I was abused as a kid, I don't eat my emotions. Look in the mirror sister, you obviously don't like what u see. IMO. IMO
This show is the exact reason I DON'T like "sassy." Sassy= bratty and full of yourself... I'm so glad my daughters are NOT sassy. Sweet, stubborn, brave- all better than "sassy." 🤢🤮
This is sad and pretty pathetic. These pageant companies are just tricking these women to drain their bank accounts . There is a reason that vanity is a Deadly Sin.
Child abuse. Fake hair, fake teeth, fake tan, tons of makeup. And some of the dance routines and clothes are so over the top, they treat these girls like they are women. Little girls aren't supposed to be sexy.
Dressed way too mature for their age, shaking their little rear ends like mini NFL cheerleaders; thank the Lord my niece never had the money to start her now 15 yr old daughter in pageants! Natural pageants like the prettiest baby ones at the fair are one thing, but I don't agree with all the makeup, spray tans, etc, let alone spending a small fortune on those dresses and all the extras
My aunt was a baby pageant winner. My grandmother only let her compete as a baby because it did not involve flashy outfits, fake tans, make up, and talent routines that were sexually suggestive. Baby entrants are usually just carried on stage by their mothers wearing pretty little dresses that were age appropriate.
The reason the other girl keeps winning is because she is a pretty kid and pageants are in the end just superficial. It's wrong to judge kids on their beauty anyways. This Sealy girl may not be more then average looking but she is confident and an entertainer. Her mother should put her into theater instead before her confidence is destroyed by not being the prettiest girl on stage. She could thrive in theater were it's not about beauty but about so much more valuable stuff.
I was thinking this the whole time! They probably became friends because of it, just like I became friends with a girl when I was 5 because we had the same shirt
That’s BS where do these young girls hear about beauty pageants from their insecure mothers. How many of these little girls will be in therapy as adults because of self esteem issues
How to raise an absolute BRAT. One of the worst things a family, especially a Mother, can do to a little girl is to expose her to the pageant world. You set her up for failure. You set her up for disappointment. If she does win it makes for the big head. Better to be a 'normal' child. Jon Benet was destroyed by the pageant world. JUST don't do it.
Mini Barbie Dolls living a false life where expectations to win are a huge pressure and losing brings tears and a feeling they are not pretty enough or good enough this is a terrible way to bring up any child .
Wenn man ganz genau hinschaut: die meisten Mütter dort hätten eigentlich genug mit sich selbst zu tun, sie müssten sich selbst mal um ihre Figur und ihr Aussehen kümmern!!
Das mit dem Gewicht ( als Vorbild) hab ich auch gedacht. Wahnsinn, wie verrückt die Amerikaner sind. Massenhaft Übergewichtige, fundamentalistische Christen, extreme Abtreibungsgegner, Waffenbesitzer auch hier Kinder die schiessen usw usw
I find it hilarious that so many of those pageant mothers are build like tanks. Seems like they would do much better for themselves by concentrating on losing all that extra weight rather than trying to live through their daughters strutting and prancing around on stage like decorated show ponies.
Most the Moms live through their daughters 🤷♀️ Idc what anyone says! Yes the girl may have said she loves doing it but anything could be scripted…Look at what the grandma and mom has said…Most little girls would love dressing as a princess Like my daughter she asked to do pageants but I don’t want people judging my little child 🤷♀️ And looking like a teenager The stuff these little girls gotta go through is ridiculous like makeup fake tan fake nails eye brows plucked fake teeth it’s ridiculous 🤷♀️ Yes they are all adorable but damn!
I love the natural white porcelain look of years ago, I was never a fan of the tan look,my Mother always had a tan,my sister has cancer from the tanning bed use.
@@kelsey2333,I never knew about people being referred to as light skin/dark skin, until I worked in a nursing home and the other girls would say,oh,was she light skin or dark skin,I can understand old/young,fat/thin,but never gave skin color a second thought,to me really dark skin is so beautiful,not a tan,just natural,my granddaughter is red hair,blue eyes,she is so pale,sun burns easy.
Spray tanning in the kitchen seems messy - even with the towels. I think I'd have done it outside or in the garage where you're not getting the tanning stuff all all over the kitchen.
It just seems to me that the obese mother is trying to live out her fantasy of being thin and beautiful through her daughter. It's sad that the mother feels this way. People end up with a lot of weight for a lot of reasons, but it's really sad when it is directly affecting an innocent child. The only way the daughter ends up in something like this is because the mother promotes it. I would never have my daughter and anything like this ever.
Some parents force their kids in to certain sports or other activities. All parents live vicariously through their children some way or another. Lots of little girls love dress up and make up and they all look like little dolls. Nothing is wrong with the concept and nothing is wrong about 99% of the parents or kids attitudes. They just show us the most extreme cases to make a show out of it. If anyone really thinks it's inappropriate, they should probably be in some type of therapy and not be around kids or watching these videos.
I know loads of parents that push their kids into sports and act like little league ball at age 8 is kin to the Olympics or Superbowl. I know parents that push their children really hard academically and live vicariously through their success. Nobody really talks much about that, but pageants are fair game. My daughter has done a scholarship system (not glitz) since age 10. She absolutely loves it. Always has. It's her thing and she wouldn't give it up for the world. I never pushed her into it. Her first one, I asked her if she wanted to do it. She said yes. She willingly practiced and she had a wonderful time. She was hooked after that and wanted to do them. She learned to set and meet goals. Win graciously, lose graciously, made lifelong friends, interview like a champ, develop and present a talent, have grace under pressure... Things she will use all her life. We are not looking forward to her aging out of her system.
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I love how this mom clapped for other children!!! Usually they sit there like a kid who can’t get their desert yet.
I noticed that. They sit there, all sulled up 😂 It's honestly, one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen
@@linaleblanc8288 or they sit there silently screaming at their child and eyeing up the rest of the kids. Hella weird and judgemental people.
Everyone's commenting "how could they do this?" and "this is so messed up!" meanwhile this is one of the most tame families I've seen on this godforsaken show
The kid seems to have fun and all and the family looks like a fun happy one. I have 100% seen way way worse.
One of the normal ones tbh I've seen many other normal ones too!!!
I dont think a dozen pixie sticks in n24 hours is a positive approach to having energy ;-( Its actually child abuse addiction !
Right!!! I actually liked their showcase on the show.
No fr😂😂😂
honestly I’m so glad she was happy for her friend, and didn’t get mad at her.
Honestly this was the best family I’ve seen on the show. They supported their daughter even though she didn’t win and their daughter supported her friend.
Right!! Came here to say the same exact thing.
“She’s so silly today I don’t know why”…seriously? She just took 11 pixie sticks in a row straight to the head and you’re really asking? 😂😂
Bruh she really took em to the head like Shanaynay 😂😂😂
@@deidremontrose4379 lol its very sad really The example the mother and grand give is not positive
Lol!! No idea what a pixie stick is, but it sounds lethal😂😂😂😂🇬🇧
@@jessicaellina3878 It is a long straw containing something that looks like Kool Aid powder but very tart tasting. You tear off the end, tip your head back, and empty the contents into your mouth. Best sugar high ever.
@@PaulaDautremont Thanx!👍😀
Yup mom and grandma living out their own dream in the kid lol
Cealy “I love doing Pageants and being on stage”
The dumbest comment section alive :
@@TonyellevilleTemple rt
I Agree 👌
Lisa Lavigne 💯
Came here just for this comment
Well the girl actually seems cooperative and seems like she enjoys doing pageants
“So she has more confidence and poise about her than I’ve ever had as an adult”
“I’m kinda living a lost dream”
Those two sentences are the reason that this show sucks and is wrong
I can't believe this show is still on. we as a society should be moved on.
I agree. But here we sit watching all these trainwrecks. 😆🤣
@@pamkay1756 OMG! What Brats..
Yes.
Well the grandma’s comment is justifiable. She said she wanted to do pageants as a child too but she never got the chance too. So she’s living that dream but she isn’t taking credit for what her granddaughter has done and all her granddaughter’s success. She’s just being happy and willing to help with whatever she can so she can feel like she’s helping her granddaughter. Not to mention the little girl was actually happy to do pageants, it’s clear that she wanted to do them and she wasn’t afraid to step up on stage
“I was really happy for her but a little sad” so mature and nice of her🥺
Mama did a really great job emphasizing how great it was to win the outfit of choice. 💖
Nothing these mothers do can be considered a good job.
“She’s just so silly today I don’t know why” Um miss, you just gave your child 6 sticks of sugar for “energy”. Are you ok hun?
Right. The amount of parents on this show that gave their kids pixie sticks probably kept pixie sticks in business.
@@stitchandtonks it’s crazy. I have no words for parents like these 😂😩
she gave her 11 sticks actually
11*
@@bethanymckay4660 I do child abuse !
This is the first mom I kinda really like. She isn’t talking sh** about other people or putting down winners. She brought out the positives. Respect that
"I know the nerves are kicking in" no love it's the bloody pixie sticks lol🤣
This family is actually wholesome, it seems like they all genuinely have a great time and the mom isn’t just forcing it for selfish reasons
They are focusing so much on her looks, rather than helping her deal with her emotions, she's clearly nervous and has no idea how to handle it (way too much for a kid to handle)
Jemma J.💯
It is because the mom / grandma is obese and living thru this childs eyes and beauty
It was actually refreshing to see a kid who enjoyed being in pageants!
She gave her all that sugar. That's why she acting up .
Sugar making you hyper has been debunked though
@@Afmedic85 Exactly. It's probably everything going on around the child that makes them hyper.
Can we talk about how cute Cealy actually is
She is a mini Me of her mom who just gained weight with age. They have the same pretty facial features.
OMG...this is outrageous...who tans children, and puts all this makeup on them?...what is this teaching them.
And being judged by looks at such a young age
You must be new here
And the mom is so supportive and encouraging even when she doesn’t get the title she wanted 🥹🙏
These moms and grandmas better start working on themselves instead of grooming their daughters for a huge letdown in later years
Do parents pay the judges to make sure their kid wins? Sure seems like that's the case!
Who are these "judges"? Qualifications? Governing Bodies? Rules? The must do a pageant every week. What a fraud racket, filling these trailer trash queens' heads with b.s.
Yes if/when:
1. If you happen to own a company/biz that's sponsoring the pageant/competition.
2. Parents are wealthy enough to do so and are in tight with the (usually) unqualified judges.
Usually at small pageants it’s more common
Not gonna lie I always thought that they did that with Eden wood because she would win literally every pageant and I thought that it was a fixed pageant because there’s no way
I laughed pretty hard when she took her eyelashes off at the end… like, same 😂
‘shes so silly today for some reason’ FOR SOME REASON GIRL IF I HAD 11 PIXIE STIX I WOULD BE WAY MORE ‘silly’
The drug Nr. 1 pixie stix! 😂
Hopefully, this little girl learns that you can't always win, and you don't always get your way, and how to be a good sport.
To be honest, she did okay in my opinion given her age. She said she was happy for her friend but admitted to feeling a little sad which is perfectly normal. You can be happy for someone while also feeling a little upset. That’s a normal reaction from a 9 year old.
I think the full glitz pageants send the wrong message to these poor girls... a young child shouldn’t have a fake tan, loads of makeup/fake lashes, hair extensions, flippers etc. A kid that young shouldn’t feel like they need all that to be considered “beautiful enough” to win. I like the all natural pageants that are mostly judged on talent so the girls can feel worthy and beautiful in their own skin without needing to look fake :( not good for their self worth and will likely affect them negatively as they grow up. When I have kids I will teach them that they are gorgeous/handsome just the way they are and don’t need to look completely different when they look in the mirror in order to win some dumb pageant. All they need to worry about it being a kid and having fun and good about themselves and these pageants force them to grow up WAY too fast🥺💔
I mean at least they're honest about living lost dreams through her. But it doesn't excuse it. As a child I always wanted to do pageants and I couldn't. Once I had my nephew who I raise, we did them together until he told me he doesn't want to. Always listen to your kids.
I mean it's 2022 they have All Ages pagents now adays , it's never to late to live your dream.
@@KayKayLette for some stuff it is to late unfortunately. But yeah it's nice that you dont nessacarliy have to be young to make it
Plenty of grandma pageants @@KayKayLette
The pouting was adorable. She wasn't a brat about it, just sulked a bit, but was good towards her friend who won. Seems like she's raised well.
Who gives a small child 14 “energy sticks” ?! You are teaching them that they need to use a substance to succeed and is sending them the wrong message💔
I bet you addiction runs rampant to these kids post pageantry
Well, look at the mom. She probably has corn syrup for blood.
this was definitely one of the better and more humble families
Oh my god, tanning her kid is so sad 😔
…and bleaching her hair..
Omg just let them be Karen’s
@@deweydog7651 🤣
The moms are always overweight they can look after there children but not them selves 🤔 ( no hate )
I said the same thing lol
@@lisalavigne8146 lol fr tho
I don't think that you should say that if you've never walked a mile on their shoes. The comment you made was not nice. You say they can look after their kids but not after themselves. You may say no hate but that is a very judgmental comment basically stating that they don't take care of themselves. You don't know what goes on and people's minds that have a lot of weight and you don't know the struggles that they endured to get to where they are in their weight. I took offense to that comment. What are you, so beautiful and skinny that you can look down your nose at others? I don't think you should do that. That says way more about you than it does about the people you're targeting. They are overweight but they're still valuable people and with that said many women who have children begin to have weight problems after childbirth. On the other hand, many times people endure years of trauma as children in the home, either through some type of abuse that creates that void and pain in that person to cause them to reach out to food for comfort, thus ending up as an obese individual for a good deal of their life if not their entire life... And that is so tragic and sad because they were treated so terrible and cheated out of a normal life. Nobody knows what anybody else is going through. You should be very careful about making comments concerning people's weight like this. I believe they are trying to live out their fantasy dreams of being beautiful through their daughter or maybe they wanted to do something like this as a kid or whatever but it's just best not to visit that subject because it is hurtful to a lot of people. Contrary to popular belief, fat people don't wish to be that way but life happens and a multitude of circumstances can put a person that may have been a normal weight otherwise into morbid obesity. That kind of obesity is usually lifetime. Many times people cannot overcome it. It's not easy and it's not easy to lose weight and it's not easy even more so to keep it off. People walk around with weight problems all their lives and never being able to overcome it but we are not to sit in the armchair of judgment to judge why they're overweight or that they should lose weight just so they can fit into our standards standards of America. I just think they should not even have these pageants at all. It's just not a good idea. They should be focused on other things besides their looks.
@Heidi LeFevre OH please, get off the soap box before you break it. There's NO excuse using food as a crutch, get counseling, people who talk help themselves. I was abused as a kid, I don't eat my emotions. Look in the mirror sister, you obviously don't like what u see. IMO. IMO
“For some reason she can’t get herself together” lil girl just ate 11 pixy stix before going on stage 😭💀
Nerves!? She's high on sugar 🙄
Let children be children..this is disgusting
Exactly. If these kids were allowed to be kids and not little narcistic divas, they would be playing outside and get tan naturally, not from a bottle.
Nerves?
Woman, you put your kid on Pixie Crack!!!
😂😂😂😂😂
🤷🏻♀️
10 pixie Stix is probably 10 tablespoons of straight sugar.
🤮 I can't believe I used to eat these, too. Ugh
what a supportive mother. I love who she is making the best of the situation. That's good sportsmanship right there.
"Do other people think that what I'm doing is wrong?" Absolutely. And I'm one of them.
I love how the mom said to her have fun ok .. before she went up the stage
Aw she felt sad! She said.
Where’s the daddy? Hiding from embarrassment or drinking? Cause that’s where’d I be.
This should be against the law!
Why would you want your 8 year old to not aspire to more than Miss America?
All I can think is that spray tan is now ALL OVER THE KITCHEN
This show is the exact reason I DON'T like "sassy." Sassy= bratty and full of yourself... I'm so glad my daughters are NOT sassy. Sweet, stubborn, brave- all better than "sassy." 🤢🤮
It's kind of funny how the parents are so sure that this is the best thing for their child.
BEAT IT SISTA got me dying💀
She seems pretty confident on stage so that’s good.
This is sad and pretty pathetic. These pageant companies are just tricking these women to drain their bank accounts . There is a reason that vanity is a Deadly Sin.
These women bankrupt their families, dad works and mom spends foolishly
Child abuse. Fake hair, fake teeth, fake tan, tons of makeup. And some of the dance routines and clothes are so over the top, they treat these girls like they are women. Little girls aren't supposed to be sexy.
Dressed way too mature for their age, shaking their little rear ends like mini NFL cheerleaders; thank the Lord my niece never had the money to start her now 15 yr old daughter in pageants! Natural pageants like the prettiest baby ones at the fair are one thing, but I don't agree with all the makeup, spray tans, etc, let alone spending a small fortune on those dresses and all the extras
I see why I told my mom i did NOT want to do pagents, commercials or girl scouts as a kid... Sports was my thing. Penn relay type stuff.🏃
My aunt was a baby pageant winner. My grandmother only let her compete as a baby because it did not involve flashy outfits, fake tans, make up, and talent routines that were sexually suggestive. Baby entrants are usually just carried on stage by their mothers wearing pretty little dresses that were age appropriate.
Is people say a kid is sassy it's mostly just a kid being rude...😑
I admire her mom and grandma's attitude toward her. Very supportive! God Bless yuns!
What are yuns?
Thanks a good mama right there
Shame.. grandma sees herself on stage...geez some people
So she consumed 10 SUGAR STICKS(pixie sticks) and Mum doesn’t understand why Cealy is so ‘wired’? 🤣
The reason the other girl keeps winning is because she is a pretty kid and pageants are in the end just superficial. It's wrong to judge kids on their beauty anyways. This Sealy girl may not be more then average looking but she is confident and an entertainer. Her mother should put her into theater instead before her confidence is destroyed by not being the prettiest girl on stage. She could thrive in theater were it's not about beauty but about so much more valuable stuff.
The nerves?? Girls tweaking on sugar . Her “mom” has no idea . Your kid isn’t a pet
no one gonna talk about how her friends name was saylee and her name is cealy
I was thinking this the whole time! They probably became friends because of it, just like I became friends with a girl when I was 5 because we had the same shirt
لماذا تقام مثل هذه المسابقات اللتي تركز على جسد الاطفال وطريقة المشي ومساحيق التجميل اللتي لا تناسب سنهم ! الا يندرج ضمن استغلال الاطفال !؟
A lot of the kids enjoy doing it. It’s not the parents forcing them. The kids actually enjoy doing it and want to do it.
That’s BS where do these young girls hear about beauty pageants from their insecure mothers. How many of these little girls will be in therapy as adults because of self esteem issues
@@lakesuperiorgirl17 a lot of the girls talk about how they like, doing pageants and calm down
I hope that them living their dreams through this beautiful child didn't damage her in the long run
How to raise an absolute BRAT. One of the worst things a family, especially a Mother, can do to a little girl is to expose her to the pageant world. You set her up for failure. You set her up for disappointment. If she does win it makes for the big head. Better to be a 'normal' child. Jon Benet was destroyed by the pageant world. JUST don't do it.
There was another girl that was killed as well. At least 2 deaths back from the 90’s
Aren't these competitions too inappropiate for children?And shouldn't these competitions be canceled or banned?
Parents who take a kids beauty contest this far should be locked up, and what ever bot put this in my recommended should be destroyed
A form of child abuse. Kid needs to learn humility.
Whoa. Look up “living vicariously through your child” and you’ll see Ma & Grammy’s pics. 🙄
Mini Barbie Dolls living a false life where expectations to win are a huge pressure and losing brings tears and a feeling they are not pretty enough or good enough this is a terrible way to bring up any child .
omg valarie not everyone is beautiful and not everyone is gonna win. it’s called life. Terrible comment
A lot of these families I noticed looks like they live in near poverty.
Why is this still a thing? This show s exualizes little girls. It is disgusting.
Wenn man ganz genau hinschaut: die meisten Mütter dort hätten eigentlich genug mit sich selbst zu tun, sie müssten sich selbst mal um ihre Figur und ihr Aussehen kümmern!!
Das mit dem Gewicht ( als Vorbild) hab ich auch gedacht. Wahnsinn, wie verrückt die Amerikaner sind. Massenhaft Übergewichtige, fundamentalistische Christen, extreme Abtreibungsgegner, Waffenbesitzer auch hier Kinder die schiessen usw usw
STAGE GRANDMOTHER! STAGE GRANDMOTHER!
I love the fact that how the mom manage the situation about winning outfit of choice
The little girl who won was beautiful and deserving. And yes, this mother and grandma are much nicer and better behaved than most.
This is the best family I’ve seen. She’s not a brat and her mom cheers for other kids too
Why tf did she name that poor girl after a frickin mattress?
I thought of Sealy Booth from the Bones tv show
I’m wondering the same thing.
Ughhh, I just can't. This is disgusting.
I find it hilarious that so many of those pageant mothers are build like tanks. Seems like they would do much better for themselves by concentrating on losing all that extra weight rather than trying to live through their daughters strutting and prancing around on stage like decorated show ponies.
14 pixie sticks! "I don't know why she is so silly today..." Your child is on a SUGAR HIGH! Mmmmm?
Sugar don’t always make kids hyper tho
The mother handled this very well this girl was a sweetie
Still on of my all time favorite shows I was kinda sad it didn’t get renewed
Why are you dressing your kids up in those outfits, I had to cover my screen out of how uncomfortable this made me feel.
5:22
That almost sounded like a....whistle that men use when they see a woman wearing something sexy..
*pukes*
That’s so fucked up
@@ll9578 Some creep in the background
Most the Moms live through their daughters 🤷♀️ Idc what anyone says! Yes the girl may have said she loves doing it but anything could be scripted…Look at what the grandma and mom has said…Most little girls would love dressing as a princess Like my daughter she asked to do pageants but I don’t want people judging my little child 🤷♀️ And looking like a teenager The stuff these little girls gotta go through is ridiculous like makeup fake tan fake nails eye brows plucked fake teeth it’s ridiculous 🤷♀️ Yes they are all adorable but damn!
It's just too dang much! 😩 I buy my daughter pretty Christmas and Easter dresses when she wants to get fancy lol
Her name is Cealy and she has a friend named Salee? 🤨
This child has this attitude due to moms attitude.
Cealy and Salee 🙄
this is the most wholesome one ive seen so far, some of these vids are horrible and im sorry for a lot of the kids
Well, she certainly is learning arrogance!!!😠
I was in a LOT of pageants but I wasn't the girl to have those fake tans huge makeup to look 31 years old sexy outfits and HUGE HAIRS mine was natural
The nerves kicking in.... Definitely nothing to do with the 10 pixie sticks.
It ain't nerves! It is 11 pixie sticks!!!!!🤣
I swear these Americans make up names for their kids.
I love the natural white porcelain look of years ago, I was never a fan of the tan look,my Mother always had a tan,my sister has cancer from the tanning bed use.
I'm caucasian and I love being pale. Never once have I ever thought that I needed to be darker to be attractive. All skin tones are beautiful
@@kelsey2333,I never knew about people being referred to as light skin/dark skin, until I worked in a nursing home and the other girls would say,oh,was she light skin or dark skin,I can understand old/young,fat/thin,but never gave skin color a second thought,to me really dark skin is so beautiful,not a tan,just natural,my granddaughter is red hair,blue eyes,she is so pale,sun burns easy.
Spray tanning in the kitchen seems messy - even with the towels. I think I'd have done it outside or in the garage where you're not getting the tanning stuff all all over the kitchen.
It just seems to me that the obese mother is trying to live out her fantasy of being thin and beautiful through her daughter. It's sad that the mother feels this way. People end up with a lot of weight for a lot of reasons, but it's really sad when it is directly affecting an innocent child. The only way the daughter ends up in something like this is because the mother promotes it. I would never have my daughter and anything like this ever.
I knew I'd see a comment about mom being big.
What the hell… there’s a Cealy and a Seelee in the same damn pageant. Oh the South.
Some parents force their kids in to certain sports or other activities. All parents live vicariously through their children some way or another. Lots of little girls love dress up and make up and they all look like little dolls. Nothing is wrong with the concept and nothing is wrong about 99% of the parents or kids attitudes. They just show us the most extreme cases to make a show out of it. If anyone really thinks it's inappropriate, they should probably be in some type of therapy and not be around kids or watching these videos.
I know loads of parents that push their kids into sports and act like little league ball at age 8 is kin to the Olympics or Superbowl. I know parents that push their children really hard academically and live vicariously through their success. Nobody really talks much about that, but pageants are fair game. My daughter has done a scholarship system (not glitz) since age 10. She absolutely loves it. Always has. It's her thing and she wouldn't give it up for the world. I never pushed her into it. Her first one, I asked her if she wanted to do it. She said yes. She willingly practiced and she had a wonderful time. She was hooked after that and wanted to do them. She learned to set and meet goals. Win graciously, lose graciously, made lifelong friends, interview like a champ, develop and present a talent, have grace under pressure... Things she will use all her life. We are not looking forward to her aging out of her system.
Lady you now have tanning spray all over your kitchen. Enjoy your new decor.