Is this costume inappropriate?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here.

MY DD is 4. I know that the Disney version of Pocahontas is not the "true" story. But honestly, she just wants to dress up as the girl she sees on tv. Why do we have to make it so hard. Political Correctness seems to be running amuck

It's "amok." And we don't have to make it hard. You asked. Some of us agree that the PC police are a pain in the ass. Ignore it and let your kid dress as a historical figure, or whomever she wants. Happy Halloween!

[Anonymous]

OP, I think that costume would be fine, but I would skip the war paint and tomahawk. Or go with the Disney Princess version. Either way, have her say she is Pocahantas.

[Anonymous]

Or dress her up as Sacagawea.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here.

MY DD is 4. I know that the Disney version of Pocahontas is not the "true" story. But honestly, she just wants to dress up as the girl she sees on tv. Why do we have to make it so hard. Political Correctness seems to be running amuck

It's "amok." And we don't have to make it hard. You asked. Some of us agree that the PC police are a pain in the ass. Ignore it and let your kid dress as a historical figure, or whomever she wants. Happy Halloween!

Talk about a pain in the ass.

[maril332]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here.

MY DD is 4. I know that the Disney version of Pocahontas is not the "true" story. But honestly, she just wants to dress up as the girl she sees on tv. Why do we have to make it so hard. Political Correctness seems to be running amuck

It's "amok." And we don't have to make it hard. You asked. Some of us agree that the PC police are a pain in the ass. Ignore it and let your kid dress as a historical figure, or whomever she wants. Happy Halloween!

Talk about a pain in the ass.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, the costume is fine. Ignore all this noise from the PC loons.

This.