No doubt Ainsley is very clear about what he wants. In the princess week of her school, in which of course all the girls are dressed as princesses, with their tutus and frills, she decided to go dressed as hot dog.
The girl has given everyone a great lesson about the importance of being oneself and not get carried away by what is pre-established that girls should be. In the wake of his attitude, became a phenomenon in social networks.
Seeing the photo reminded me so much of a similar situation with my oldest daughter when I was 5, that I even got excited. I have told you on occasion. She was a third child, she had four months left to turn six. It was Carnival and the children could go to school dressed up as they wanted. All the girls in her class, without exception, were princesses and she, pirate. There she was so happy with her patch and her skull tattoo. And best of all, he didn't feel bad about being different. On the contrary, she felt proud of being original. And his mother, more.
No parent is ready to learn that their daughter is trending… #hotdogprincess Best part is it was all her idea! pic.twitter.com/YBmUkRoj4y
- Brandon E Turner (@turnerbrandon) June 2, 2016
"No father is prepared for his own daughter to be a trend. The best thing is that it was his idea," his father wrote on Twitter.
AdvertisingShortly after the father published the photo with the hashtag #hotdogprincess, the girl became an idol in social networks. Users supported and applauded the attitude of the Hot Dog Princess. A real queen.
God bless you, intranet. And thanks @legowenstagram this is amazing! We all need some #hotdogprincess in our lives. # 🌭👑
A photo posted by Sara Turner (@sarashoner) on Jun 4, 2016 at 8:34 p.m. PDT
Supporting children and encouraging them to really be what they want is, I believe, one of the missions we have as parents. There are children who have a lot of personality and have it very clear, while others need us to guide them without judging or conditioning their decisions.
