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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Study: Two-thirds of young girls want to be "sexy"

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Girls as young as six years old, wanting to be sexy? It's part of an eye-opening study into what girls think of themselves.

The study used these paper dolls and asked girls to choose which one they looked like, how they wanted to look, and which doll was the popular girl in school.

Moms we spoke with say they weren't that surprised with the results.

When shown these two paper dolls, 68 percent of girls 6 to 9 years old said they wanted to look like the one on the left, or the "sexy" doll.

"The age group of that study is really shocking, I would have thought they were older girls," says Jill Parish, mother of a 9 year old.

The numbers are part of a study recently published in a journal called Sex Roles.

"My initial thoughts are media keeps playing a part in showing young girls and women have to be shown a certain way to be accepted in society, unfortunately it's the smaller the outfit the better," says mother Kay Pace.

Media's not all to blame, but according to the study, girls who watched a lot of TV and movies and who had mothers who were very concerned about their clothing and appearance were more likely to say the sexy doll was popular.

"And you see kids walking home from the high schools and middle schools and that's what they're wearing," says Parish.

On the other hand, mothers who used TV and movies as teaching moments about bad behavior and unrealistic scenarios were less likely to have daughters who said they looked like the sexy doll.

11-year old Lilly Pace says she's not surprised by the study either.

"All those like dumb pop stars, they all wear that and they think I want to be Madonna when it's ridiculous," says Lilly Pace.

"Go inside target and look what Barbie looks like for 6 to 9 year olds. Right now that's how Barbie's dressed, that's how those dolls are dressed, that's the accessories they come with," says Pace.

"I feel fortunate my kids go to a school where there are uniforms. That helps a bit but they still see the images everywhere," says Parish.

72-percent of the girls said the sexy doll was more popular than the non-sexy doll.

Researchers say it's possible girls want to look that way because they think sexiness leads to popularity.

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Study: Young girls find value in appearing “sexy”

Posted at: 07/17/2012 12:39 PM

A new study suggests girls as young as six years old are finding value in appearing sexy.

Researchers at Knox College in Illinois used paper dolls in a study of six to nine-year old girls. They asked the girls which dolls they wanted to play with or look like and the majority chose a more scantily clad doll most often.

Seventy-two percent of the girls also figured the "sexier" doll would be more popular than a doll that was slightly more covered up.

Interestingly, girls who were involved in a dance studio chose the non-sexualized doll more often. Researchers say dance and other sports may be associated with a better body image in females.

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Study: Girls as young as six want to be sexy

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There's an unsettling new trend among young girls. A new study found that girls as young as six want to be sexy.

Many people blame the television shows, magazines and today's role models. While this study highlighted some of those ideas, it also pinpointed something new.

It identified the self-sexualization in young girls.

Tiffany Jackson says when it's time for her girls to tone it down, Diamond and Genesis do just that.

"The only time I am sexy is when I am doing a job modeling," Diamond said.

But it's "the sexy" that's intriguing to almost every girl - even young as six.

Psychologists at Knox College presented 6 to 9 year old girls with two images - a sexy doll and another with looser clothing.

Most girls choose the sexy doll because, the study says, it's how they looked or wanted to look and because she seemed "most popular."

"We do see images of perfect women and I think it does impact self esteem as parents we need to learn to counteract that," said Pamela Hayford, of Southwest Florida Parent and Child Magazine.

The study attributed the young girls' choices to media, religion and their moms.

"If they see mom emulating an image they do it themselves," said Hayford.

And while things like cheering, dancing and pageants sometimes come into question - the study found in many instances it could increase self esteem.

According to the study, parents who talked to their kids about inappropriate ads found their girls were less likely to relate to the sexy doll.

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Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Girls as young as 6 want to be ‘sexy,’ study says

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Friday, June 22, 2012

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Friday, May 4, 2012

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Thursday, May 3, 2012

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Sunday, April 29, 2012

Irish stores banned from selling ‘sexy’ clothes to young girls

By Published Wednesday, April 11, 2012, 7:43 AMUpdated Wednesday, April 11, 2012, 7:43 AM

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Ireland’s Minister for Children has ordered a ban on ‘sexy’ clothes for young girls.

Two of the country’s biggest retailers have already agreed to comply with the instructions.

The new guidelines have been revealed by Minister Frances Fitzgerald in an interview with Dublin’s Evening Herald newspaper.

The guidelines mean that crop tops for children as young as five, high heels and t-shirts with suggestive slogans are to be outlawed within weeks according to the paper.

The report states that High Street giants Penneys and Dunnes Stores have already agreed to remove such items from their shelves.

Minister Fitzgerald told the paper that: “The sexualisation of young children is a really serious issue.

“Some items - such as padded bras - are ridiculous. Under 10s are being confronted with this and feel that they should be wearing these very, very sexy clothes because it’s really being pushed by the retailers.

“The retailers are probably going to sell the clothes anyway so I think they can afford to take on board the guidelines and do what they need to do.”

A new code of conduct for retailers, similar to one already in use in the UK, has been developed by the Minister’s department and the National Consumer Agency.

Retailers have agreed on the necessity for stores to only sell clothes that are suitable in terms of shape, size and colour.

“That’s a good step forward,” said Minister Fitzgerald. “While parents know “instinctively” what their child should or should not be wearing, they sometimes feel under pressure because of what other children are wearing.

“Everyone is afraid to say no to their own kid. The childhood space can get very narrow, very short if you over sexualise young children.”

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Thursday, April 26, 2012

TOO SEXY, TOO YOUNG: How Fashion Flouts Its Own Ban On Underage Models

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Lottie Moss, Kate Moss's 13-year-old sister

The "it girls" of couture are getting younger and younger.

While models in stilettos, dark eye makeup, and thousand-dollar dresses might look like they're in their 20s, it's more likely that they are only 13. French Vogue even featured a 10-year-old in a 2011 spread straight out of Nabokov's daydreams.

In January 2011, the Council of Fashion Designers of America announced guidelines banning under-16s from modeling in Fashion Week runway shows.

But as Kate Moss, Christy Turlington, and Tyra Banks (to name a few) were all discovered in their early teens, many agencies and designers scoff at the idea. Some even lie about models' ages.

So the models get younger, the material gets sexier, and the apparel business dares authorities to investigate its use of young girls in sexualized situations.

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Thursday, April 19, 2012

Irish stores banned from selling ‘sexy’ clothes to young girls

By Published Wednesday, April 11, 2012, 7:43 AMUpdated Wednesday, April 11, 2012, 7:43 AM

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