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Now, would I let my daughter do all that stuff with her hair? No. Would she wear those clothes? No. Would I let her dance like a sexy mini-mama? Hells, no. Would I put it upon my kids’ shoulders (or head) to teach others about the importance of accepting one’s hair / nose / body? No way. (And, I’m Dominican, hair is too much of an f-in big deal in the DR. I stopped relaxing mine and became acquainted with it’s true self just five years ago, at 32!) Anyway, it’s not that I don’t think that Willow looks cool, but my 7-year-old doesn’t need to look cool. She needs to look 7. And play… and be a kid. Luckily, still at this age, I have most of the influence on my children’s values. I have the power AND the responsibility to transmit what I think is right, reinforcing what I consider to be appropriate and shunning what I believe is not. That includes them accepting and embracing themselves for who they are. (Maybe if my mom hadn’t put rollers in my hair at the tender age of TWO, my mane wouldn’t have been such a stranger… and it’s true nature such a source of fear!) As for Willow, I’ll let her parents worry about her.