Tweens are those children (yes, you are still children) aged 10 – 14. They are the new 15 or 16, as some people would say.
Their fashion sense is defined and sophisticated. They won’t go for those Barbie doll-like clothes of pink frills and laces. They want the real thing.
By real thing means adult clothes like tank top, flip-flops, skinny jeans, mini skirts, real doggy-in-a-bag or on a leash and expensive (b.r.a.n.d.e.d.) stuff like bags and shoes.
Maybe some of them would even ask for diet pills. Merde! Has the world gone mad? Why so? So they can look like their paper-thin hip-gyrating singing sensations.
Should parents allow this or should they encourage their children’s “fashion sense” to flourish?
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