But babies are perfect anyway. What sort of role model is she?

too much competition in the world to look perfect now.

Wow is that teaching the little one she’s not perfect enough?

Might not be what I’d choose to do but if bub and Mum are happy it’s their business.

I think it’s disgraceful that this mother edits her baby’s photos just clean the milk spots and clean the snot off your babies face & may be put a bit of moisture on her baby’s face to get rid of the red spot’s . l could image what this poor baby really looks like Dirty clothes Dry red face full of snot l think she should put her camera down and care for her baby that is Beautiful anyway & try to STOP selling her baby with Fake photos . But’s that just my opinion anyway

That makes me uncomfortable. I don’t understand the need for it.

I would never have done this myself with my children. Each to their own … but I hope the little love doesn’t grow up thinking she has to look perfect .. that will cause all sorts of trouble for her

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 26 Jan 2019 , 5:54 am

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  Children and adults alike are ‘perfect’ just the way they are minus photo shop techniques.

Why? Why? Why? I understand getting rid of stains and spots she is making a profit by doing this but makeup? Seriously? Nail polish in a baby is just crazy in my opinion along with makeup

To be honest, I adjust exposure, saturation etc as well what is pretty much the same.
She has a gorgeous baby, that doesn’t need make up in my opinion, but that’s up to her.

I see nothing wrong with this…. it’s the way of the world.

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  • • Number One Mum replied
    • 26 Jan 2019 , 11:23 am

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  That’s why this world is so Crazy with people like you agreeing that’s there is nothing wrong with what this mother is doing this poor kid will probably grow up with a BAD complex that she has to be perfect before she goes anywhere

What some see as flaws I see as raw and honest beauty. I always prefer family photos and all photos that are natural. I have never ever photo shopped a photo and never will. I actually think photos are more relatable when they are natural and not ‘polished’.

Why is this an issue? Seriously.. sometimes lighting can be bad on phones and a little touch up is just making the photo that much better.

It doesn’t bother me what she does with the photos and in her instance I can understand why, but I wouldn’t do it for my baby. I think it’s all part of him and how he looks. I dont want him to look what others would call perfect, I think he is perfect just as he is! I don’t agree however with putting make up on her. She is way too young, let her be a baby!

This strikes me as slightly exploitative, but the photo altering is fairly harmless.

her photos she can do with them as she pleases

I wish she would reconsider nailpolish, and make up – her daughter is gorgeous even with the air brushing and doesn’t need beauty products to make her look any more adorable

Bubs are gorgeous and often have flawless skin….but teething, colds & that unavoidable thing “falling over” do spot, redden & create huge hulking lumps lol. If you had a professional shoot done they would also do that so I can def see her reasoning.

Nothing really wrong with this as long as she uses products suitable for her daughters age. They are professional shots, so have to look the part.

Normally I would think this was craxy but in her circumstances I can see why she would do this.