Monday Teeny Poll
By Glinda
Last week’s poll about the content here on Teeny Manolo was heard loud and clear! I wasn’t so surprised to see that you wanted more of children’s fashion, shoes, and bargains, each of which grabbed a large share of the votes. But it was a bit of a shocker to see that suggestions for activities/toys were also desired.
Hey, we are here for you! It can and will be done!
“Celebrity babies” was one of the lowest vote-getting categories, which leads me to today’s Teeny Poll:
January 7th, 2008 at 5:40 am
Where’s the entry for “I just keep watching to see if they’re cute enough to live with, should Brad ever come to his senses and see that I’m right for him”?
January 7th, 2008 at 10:32 am
The coverage is fair if the parents are using the babies as props. It is especially fair if the mother refuses to get her son a decent haircut, as is the case with Angelina and Maddox, Kate and Ryder, and Celine and whatever his name his who looks like a girl.
January 7th, 2008 at 11:26 am
I dont think there should be any coverage. I dont think babies should have paparazzi cameras shoved in their faces. And I think, if there were a little less attention paid to such things, perhaps celebrities would stop using kids to get into magazines. A lot of these children are treated like accessories and, like any other accessory, get tossed aside after a while. There’s something wrong with that, I think. It’s not something I want to contribute to.
January 8th, 2008 at 4:20 am
I’m so sick of Angelina and Brad and their kids. I don’t need to see Madonna and her brood either. Or Brit-Brit.
I’m actually okay with everybody else, since everyone else’s children have gotten so little press in comparison. How’s Brooke Shields’ new baby? Reese’s kids? Jack Black just had a baby, and so did Borat.
Frankly, I’d rather see the cute babies and toddlers than the stories about how thin the celebrity mom is already after only 2 months or whatever. They only make me feel bad about myself, no matter how much I tell myself they have personal trainers and chefs and were anorexic to begin with.