Well the photos are no longer available but its very sad that a parent would feel that their child wasnt perfect just as is.

What struck me first was the length of the girls hair. Only knew about the difference when pointed out. Could it be the lightening of the photo?

Why? I don’t even understand why anyone would want to do that in the first place? Maybe photoshop out snot in the nose or the younger brother photobombing yeah, but really?

I couldn’t even see the differences, they must be so minute!

So I hadn’t noticed it, because seriously, I don’t look that closely at detail. I thought it was just a cute pic of two kids. I didn’t pick it to pieces or overanalyse it. It was more about the totality of the photo. Who looks so closely?? Really? It was then obviously pointed out and highlighted all over social media – and I mean all over social media. So now, I’m trying to notice it. I guess it’s there. But now I’m made to pick to pieces this cute photo of two kids. Can we just stop this? All of it?

What a terrible mother- she is already essentially saying that her daughter isn’t beautiful enough for her. Not to mention the fact that she is dressed like a stripper at the age of 4!

The only question I have about this is…… why???????

Pretty disgraceful and what a bad role model she is.

It definitely does look different…and more tanned

Ridiculous .

Looks more like just the color change making it appear that way

Don’t think anything has been enlarged or slimmed down. The only difference I can see is the girl is darker in the photo. This can change the perception of a photo in more ways than one.

Who spends this much time peering at photos like this?

I watch the show “Don’t be Tardy” where this little girl and her family are featured..she is an absolutely adorable child…would be an absolute shame for her mum to feel the need to photoshop her..or any of her children for that matter..

I don’t think the over exaggerated comments were needed. I filter lighting and all on photos all the time to make them look clearer and brighter. Would this be considered wrong from others too

I noticed in the photos that the girl’s skin is browner in the photoshopped one.

It’s sad that people feel the need to perfect themselves and cover up all imperfections. Although you can’t even say that the body of this girl was imperfect. Don’t know if it was really photo shopped, but if it was, I think it’s sad and sends a very wrong message to the child.

Not sure how I feel about this one? Too young to be photo shopped but I don’t think it was done maliciously.

Sad that photo shopping photos is thought of for anyone!

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 29 Sep 2018 , 6:59 am

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  People come in all shapes and sizes and that is the beauty of a face and body. I love photos where you get to see a person’s true face with all of the lines and character and supposed imperfections. I do find it sad when some friends post photos that have been photo shopped with smooth skin and no wrinkles and all individual character removed – the faces look plastic and strange to me!