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What is it with the world today? It seems like every time I turn around, someone (or something) is trying to force my little girl to be a much bigger girl far before she is ready. But this latest trend toward little girl lingerie, modeled by little girls in spreads that look like child porn, is really so far across the line, it's comical.
The photos are ads for a new line of “loungerie” (that’s lingerie plus loungewear) for girls as young as 3 months. The line is called Jours Après Lunes, and claims to be the first designer brand of underwear/lingerie for children and teenagers.
But does this seem like something you would want your daughter to be photographed wearing? See below:
I almost felt weird putting these photos up here, to be honest. Sure, the French might call me a prude, but you know what? So what? Little girls shouldn't be styled up like grown-ups, showing this much skin. It's not good for their sense of self worth and it's not good for a culture to fetishize youth in such a way.
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The pieces themselves are fine. Off the girls, they are simply nice pieces of age-appropriate lingerie. And some tweens probably do need training bras and such, so fine. But why the styling? Were the big hair and makeup needed, too?
Children are children for 10 minutes, it seems. So why do we want to rush them through it? Sure, it's adorable when our kids dress up and they look adorable and all is age-appropriate. But these are not. Period.
It's hard to even tell these girls are girls at all. Had I seen them in another context, I may have assumed they were adults. And that is where it crosses the line. These aren't innocent kids playing dress-up. These are highly styled girls being posed provocatively to appeal to adults.
There's no denying the little kid years are sweet and wholly exciting. Your child is literally growing and changing before your eyes. Many of us live far away from family members and want to share those moments of growth and change with our faraway loved ones. After all, it's the milestone moments that bond families together, no matter the distance.
Luckily, technology has made it way easier to stay connected than it ever has before. Video chatting is awesome and sharing photos has never been easier. Kids grow fast, and grandparents can now stay in tune with every milestone, growth spurt, and lost tooth.
We've got 12 great ideas for making the distance disappear -- and for making sure your kid isn't just growing before your eyes, but in front of their relatives' too. No matter how far away they are.
"I gave my mother-in-law access to my account on the website where I do all my photo books. Now she has instant access to all the pictures of my kids and can make books whenever she wants to. She makes a LOT of books. And does she ever use pictures of me? No. But that is a whole other thing." -- Becky T., St. Louis, Missouri
"We have a password-protected family blog. We use it to post pictures, videos, and little updates about the kids' growth and development. My daughter is even starting to write her own posts. (We do the typing since she can't actually spell yet.) She gets excited about seeing comments from Grandma or Aunt Joan." -- Isabelle T., Toledo, Ohio
"I have an app on my phone that lets me send pictures as postcards. Super easy and my family loves getting cute pictures of my growing kid in the mail." -- Jessie K., Fridley, Minnesota
"My 4-year-old HATES having her picture taken, which is a total bummer for my parents, who always want fresh pictures. We've discovered that my kid loves to Snapchat though because she loves all the crazy filters, such as looking like a puppy. Now she sends my mom pictures almost every day, which means talking my parents into a smartphone was totally worth it." -- Miranda C., Saint Paul, Minnesota
"My grandparents live in another state. My daughter is their only great-grandchild, so they want to be a part of her life and to feel like they know her. They aren't online or smartphone users, so we go old-school and write letters or talk on the phone. What they really like is when we send them my daughter's artwork because we usually include a sticky note about where she made it or what it is." -- Joyce C., Rochester, New York
"My kids do so much better with video chats than on the phone. We live overseas, so staying in touch is an ongoing thing. My 2-year-old is good for, like, hello and goodbye on the phone, but with video he'll hang out or show them his new toys. Much easier to interact." -- Renee H., Seoul, South Korea
"We have a family book club! My parents send each of the grandkids (there are four of them, all under the age of 6) the same book each month. Then we do a group hangout session online and the kids talk about the book. It is a sweet tradition and the kids like it when the new 'cousin book' arrives." -- Frannie D., Albany, New York
"My sister and I are super close even though we live in different states. We each have a little girl and are 'one and done' in terms of kids, so we want them to be close. We do a lot of little things to build the connection -- lots of FaceTime, sending pictures, all that. I also send all of my daughter's hand-me-down clothes to her cousin when she outgrows them. And we plan girl weekends three times a year." -- Tina C., San Jose, California
"Capitalize on the fact that kids love to get mail! My son is pen pals with his grandpa and he knows that he only gets mail if he writes back, so he is good about it. It also lets him practice his letters and handwriting too!" -- Hillary D., Saint Paul, Minnesota
"The last time my mom visited, we bought her a tablet and spent a day loading in apps and teaching her how to use them. The investment in time (and frustration! She's not the most tech savvy) was so worth it. Now she and our 4-year-old call each other without our having to set it up. They are online buddies." -- Grace P., San Francisco, California
"My sister-in-law is a very doting aunt and my daughter adores her. They have a standing breakfast date on Tuesday mornings. They might be 700 miles apart, but they chat and eat their toast together like they are in the same room." -- Denise F., Houston, Texas
"We have a cool thing -- the monthly package round robin. Every month we take turns starting a box. We fill it with kid art work, notes, copies of recipes we liked, books we want to pass on. If I'm doing it, I send it to my sister and then she adds things (or snags the book!) and then sends to our mom or my cousin Keri, who sends it someone else. There are eight of us who do it, so it is always fun to see what comes." -- Sarah F., Page, Arizona
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The ones who make our hearts explode the first time we see them holding our babies.
The ones who put the baby in the car to drive around the block because colic is real and you just want to shower in peace.
The ones who don’t "babysit" -- they parent.
The ones who hold us up when we’re feeling weak.
The ones who come home after a long day of work, ready to pitch in -- or who stay at home with the kids so that we can bring home a paycheck. 
The ones who cook breakfast on the weekends and make blanket forts like a boss.
The ones who wrestle on the living room floor, even with a bad back, because they know how much the kids love it -- and how it wears them out before bed.
The ones who rock a diaper bag and a minivan, and still look hot.
The ones who are strong enough to carry our overgrown kids around -- even when they’re old enough to walk -- but vulnerable enough to get teary when they think about walking their daughter down the aisle. 
I Got a Total 'Mommy Makeover' By Doing One Thing: Looking at Myself the Way My Kids Do
The ones who remind us that we were people before we were mothers, and the ones who remind us that we’re so much more than just a caretaker.
The ones who support our purpose and our passions.
The ones who work hard, play hard, and love harder. Who make life fun and support us always.
We never thought we could be more in love with you until the day you became a father.
The post originally appeared on Momstrosity and was republished with permission.
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