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Supergirl Costume For Girls |
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Evan Tyler |
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Growing up we often see icons and heroes for boys to look up to. This is no new thing. It's been around for centuries. Some of the most famous ones are Superman, Spiderman, and Batman. They uphold the law, protect the innocent, and always strive to do the right thing. Now while this is all fine and good, I can't help but think; what about the girls? Don't young females also need strong heroines to look up to? Fortunately there are a few, even though we don't hear about them quite as often. Take Supergirl for instance. Now she's a stand-up example for little girls to look up to. Hey, as long as they don't attempt flying or anything ridiculous like that. Otherwise your little lady would be styling in a supergirl costume this Halloween.
It's good to feel powerful and confident. This is what my little girl feels when she pulls on her supergirl costume. Now, I know what you may be thinking. Costumes are generally for October 31st. However, if you have kids of your own, then you know that they enjoy dressing-up any time of the year. It's just plain and simple fun for them. My daughter has countless costumes she prances around in on occasion. I swear she never gets tired of pretending. Not that I can blame her. I recall dressing up as Spiderman all the time when I was a small child. It made me feel like I could do virtually anything.
We have to consider what sort of message we're sending to our children with the costumes we suggest on Halloween or any other random occasion. What they wear does have a bit to do with the way they perceive themselves. For example, when you dress your daughter up in a supergirl costume, you're kind of establishing a powerful role for her. This is awesome. Make her feel strong and like she can accomplish anything that comes her way. As opposed to dressing her up in a princess costumes, which has more to do with fairy tales and being rescued by a prince. I would much rather my little girl stood proud in her supergirl costume and felt that she didn't need rescuing. It's all about role playing when you're a child. Help steer your little one in the right direction.
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