Concerns for six year old labelled the most beautiful girl in the world

Six year old girl labelled the most beautiful girl in the world.

Russian child model, Anastasia Knyazeva, has been named the Most Beautiful Girl In The World after gaining a massive following online and starring in a variety of successful campaigns for kids wear label Chobi Kids.

Her Instagram account, which is run by her mother, currently has over 580,000 followers and she now has fans across the globe.

Each photo posted on the account usually receives thousands of comments, with a lot of them recently saying that she has delicate doll-like features.

People are criticising her mother for allowing such massive exposure online.

Since going viral, the comment section on the young girls photos have concerned fans following numerous ‘creepy’ remarks.

Comments include:

– ‘You are inviting online predators into her life and setting her up to place her entire worth on her looks. I have a beautiful daughter and I would never parade her across the internet like this. ‘

– ‘You need to think about what you are doing. In this day and age we need to protect children.’

– ‘Are not you afraid for the consequences? She’s a child. I think you can not advertise your children, because the world is very cruel. And money will not help. Sorry, this is my opinion.’

Clinical psychologist and parenting expert, Stephanie O’Leary, Psy.D, said that creating social media accounts for young children carries with it hidden risks, shares The Independent.

She said: “Circulating pictures of your child as well as posts that may share your child’s location, plans, and routines provide those who may have ill intimate details of your child’s life.”

“Social media allows others to make comments and even if your child does not read or understand them now, in the future they may have negative reactions to what others said or posted about them.

“As a parent, putting your child in this line of fire has unforeseen consequences that are easily avoided by creating boundaries and only sharing information with people in your real life who are invested in your child and your family.”

Do you think this child is too young to be labelled in such a way?

Share your comments below.

Images via Instagram

12 Comments

- - Ellen said
  - 10 Dec 2017
    3:25 am
She sure is a good looking child, but not the most beautiful girl in the world in my humble opinion. More then anything I would be concerned on developing an unhealthy self esteem with all this advertising, labeling, modelling and social media accounts.

- - june11 said
  - 08 Dec 2017
    10:16 pm
She certainly has beautiful blue eyes. In the top photo she doesn’t look natural. Initially before I read the article I thought it was a gorgeous doll that were so popular when our parents were young and their daughters played with later. She is already in the public eye. Is she going to have a chance to experience the usual childhood other children do? What happens to her self esteem when she is denied a job doing the only thing she knows how to do? How safe is she out in public or at school. I’m certain she is younger than she looks with the makeup “plastered” on her face. I doubt that is good for her skin either.

- - ashna9 said
  - 08 Dec 2017
    9:43 pm
Regardless of the overexposure, she is absolutely gorgeous!

- - mom93821 said
  - 08 Dec 2017
    11:06 am
I do not like labels of any kind and I do not like the concept of rating beauty amongst people. Perceived beauty as seen by the eye is quite different to inner beauty and soul and that is how I see people.

- - BellaB said
  - 08 Dec 2017
    10:37 am
She is beautiful, but that’s a lot of pressure to put on her. And while I understand her mother may think she’s setting her up financially, I also think she’s taking some big safety risks.

- - nadine_hill said
  - 08 Dec 2017
    8:35 am
Yes, she is lovely – but I don’t condone her mother’s actions – too much pressure for one so young, plus it may be giving her deep thoughts on looks being a status symbol and make her extremely self-conscious as she gets older ….

- - country chick said
  - 08 Dec 2017
    7:57 am
It is the families decision, how is this different to Shirley temple or many other child stars? This is a gorgeous little girl who has obviously had some coaching on how to pose for a camera. The difference is that we live in a very connected world with the internet but Im sure the mother is aware of that. I hope they have some good advice moving forward, and whilst I wouldn’t do it with my child, this is the path that family has taken -a famous child is not a new phenomenon. I hope this one has a successful future.

- - Shell24 said
  - 07 Dec 2017
    10:38 pm
Yes, she is a beautiful girl but I also see my daughter as being beautiful. I wouldn’t feel comfortable putting my daughter’s images out there but each to their own.

- - mom206279 said
  - 07 Dec 2017
    9:29 pm
Wow. She’s incredibly beautiful. I wouldn’t be using my child in that way but.

- - Mum2archer said
  - 07 Dec 2017
    4:30 pm
She is like a little doll isn’t She! She’s gorgeous, but it’s a lot of pressure on someone so young
- cherz replied
  
  07 Dec 2017 , 9:04 pm
  I agree and seriously hope for the best for her.
- - mom90758 said
  - 07 Dec 2017
    2:00 pm
Yes, way too young. It’s a label she will carry with her during her all life. And that will affect her enormously.