Comments on: When Four-Year-Olds Become ‘Spa Divas’

By: Rose

Rose — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 02:40:09 +0000

All so true and so sad. My kids are grown now and I have no grandchildren yet. This is a good reminder for me to pray more for those who are trying to raise Godly children in this wicked society. (It was hard enough when I raised mine who are now in their 20′s.)

By: elaine

elaine — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 15:37:28 +0000

parents should have learned when Jon Bennet died.

By: carolyn

carolyn — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 12:26:04 +0000

Whatever happened to little girls being “sugar and spice and everything nice”?

Spa Diva Day is sadly not even remotely a shock to me anymore. There’s a mall in a city near me that has a racy women’s “foundation garments” store. The worst part is it has a sister store right next door for little girls. I kid you not.

But truly nothing’s new under the sun. John the Baptist lost his head because of a young diva’s “dance”.

Until the Lord returns, let’s walk in a manner worthy of our calling; circumspectly, shining as lights in the midst of this crooked and perverse nation, so that more may be saved.

By: Lisa Green Kentala

Lisa Green Kentala — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 03:24:10 +0000

Your post reminds me of last winter when I went to a musical stage version of White Christmas – the old Bing Crosby movie. There was a young girl in the cast – about 12. Amazingly (and probably only because the show was set in the 1950s) at NO point was she sexualized. She sang a solo number wearing saddle shoes and jeans and wore an age-appropriate holiday dress in the finale. The sad thing is I’m so used to girls this age being made to look “sexy” – in sitcoms, fashions, etc – it’s become unusual to not see it!

By: Jean Selden

Jean Selden — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 03:06:13 +0000

My sister often admonishes me for not going out more. But every time I do my senses are assaulted by what I see and it leaves me feeling overwhelmed by the things that I see. I grieve as you do for this godless society. I honestly don’t know how I would have to parent these days in order to preserve my child’s innocence. The filth is everywhere. So few professing faith and living it. I do know our God is faithful to us that follow Him and I know that He has the power to keep us til the end. “Where sin abounds, there that much more grace abounds.”

In Him,
Jean (Tizzy) Selden.