Kid models/actors

[msveevee1]

I have 5 kids....4 boys and my 2y.o daughter. I have been told by EVERYBODY that she is beautiful ( which she is cuz she gets it from her mama :-) ). Ever since she was born, ppl have been gushing over her. They spoil her and gives her all kinda gifts. Older ppl love her especially the Caucasian folk (no pun intended). And she has this diva- tude and humorous personality. She says some of the darnedest and cutest things. She likes to sing and dance and especially like to model her clothes ( u should see her model stance ....just adorable). She has a very pretty smile and beautiful natural curly hair ( black folks call it "good hair") and she gets ALL the attention. I'm really considering taking her to auditions to model for clothes or commercials or something. Would or have any of u considered or attempted to put ur kids out there in the industry? Please share.

[annabl1970]

I don't think she is terrible child. I think she is victim of the most terrible parenting.

Quoting Lunabug2009:

I think this is the most terrible child on the planet. I do not find her to be cute or adorable. Stuck up little brat is what I think of her.

Quoting momtimesx4:

Make her another Honey Boo Boo Child

 

[babyspots17]

Just know that it requires a lot of time commitment and money for a child model/actors. It can also be boring and long days waiting around for try outs and on sets. It is definately at 2 yrs old more for the parent then the child.

[tiffyhamm]

Wow...five kiddos?! Handclaps for you, I can barely stay sane with two.

No, I haven't considered child acting or modeling although my three year old thinks he's criss angel or something.

[Carpy]

My grandaughter started modeling when she was 13.  She has done JCPenny catalog and several other things.  She is the mamma of the baby in my profile pic.  She has never had any issues with modeling.  She enjoyed it.  You need to spend a lot of money on professional portfolio and an agency though.

[toomanypoodles]

 My 15 year old would like to model....but that is not a lifestyle I would want for her.  If she wants to persue that when she's grown and on her own that will be her choice.

 

[merryvoice]

There is something seriously wrong with that child. The parents. 

Quoting momtimesx4:

Make her another Honey Boo Boo Child