I love glamming up my girl for nursery, trolls tell me her outfit is totally inappropriate but I don't see the issue
NO KIDDING I love glamming up my girl for nursery, trolls tell me her outfit is totally inappropriate but I don't see the issue
SENDING your little one for their first day at the nursery or school is a huge milestone for millions of parents.
But now one mum has come under fire after sharing the outfit her daughter was wearing ahead of the big day.
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The mum sparked fury after she showed off her daughter's outfit for the first day of nursery
Credit: TikTok/@kytoyouu
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The little girl, who is between the ages of four and five, was also rocking a brand new mani covered in gems
Credit: TikTok/@kytoyouu
The mother, only known as @kytoyouu, took to TikTok to share the proud moment - however, the video quickly sparked a fierce reaction.
In the now-viral video, the little girl, who is between the ages of four and five, could be seen showing off her freshly-done manicure.
The glam mani included French tips, as well as a huge variety of gems glued on top of the nails.
All chuffed with her brand new manicure, the girl then struck her best poses, as she modelled her clothes.
Giving the viewers an adorable spin, the excited child showed off her baby blue button-up shirt which was teamed up with beige flares.
Matching the flares was also a mega bow tie, as well as two scrunchies on her wrist.
''Kindergarten, please be kind to my baby,'' the mum said in the video.
But while the little girl looked adorable, the clip soon went viral for all the wrong reasons, amassing more than 2.8million views.
As over 10,000 people flooded to comments to share their thoughts, critics slammed the mother and dubbed the outfit 'inappropriate'.
One viewer said: ''dress her appropriately to her age.. it's not that difficult.''
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Someone else agreed, writing: ''🤨 Acrylics or even press ons in kindergarten is crazy.
''Just messing up that baby nail beds & they not even fully developed.
''Kids play & are rough so I hope she don't hit them nails on something.''
What age can you take kid to get their nails done?
MUMS have sparked controversy after allowing their kids to get acrylic nails. But just how old do they have to be to be allowed to get them done legally.
According to the National Occupational Standards, anyone under the age of 16 has to be accompanied by an adult.
They also need written consent from a parents or guardian.
It's also a good idea to check that the salon you're planning to go to - just to ask if they offer services to children.
A horrified social media user said: ''Can we PLEASE let kids be KIDS.''
''She's going to school not the club,'' another critic mum-shamed the TikToker.
Luckily for the mum - who said her daughter ''loves the nail shop'' - there were also a few of those who didn't see an issue with the outfit.
A fellow mum wrote: ''Let a girl be a girl!! My daughter is 7 and I take her get her nails done! Anything that makes her happy!''
''y'all act like she got stilletto nails and heels on, girl please,'' someone else hit back at the harsh critics.
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