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A SICK range of sexy panties and padded bras for girls as young as seven has been blasted by furious mums. BHS was yesterday forced to withdraw its Little Miss Naughty knickers aimed at seven and eight-year-olds after protests. But the top High Street clothes chain REFUSED to drop the range’s £8 padded bras for girls aged ten and over. A spokesman claimed the lingerie was “harmless fun”. Angry mum Linda Foster, of Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, complained after spotting the underwear at a BHS branch in Newcastle upon Tyne. She said: “Targeting them at girls as young as seven is disgraceful. It gives out completely the wrong message to parents, children and the people who abuse them. “It is selling sex to kids. Girls shouldn’t be wanting to enhance their cleavage at their age.” Linda was backed by children’s charities. Kidscape said: “BHS needs its head examined. Why would a girl of ten need a padded bra.” Childline was also furious. BHS is the latest chain to spark outrage over sexy clothes for kids. Ethel Austin withdrew lacy black bras for six-year-olds. And Argos was attacked for its range of thongs for young girls. BHS last night defended its bras, based on the Mr Men character. It said: “The merchandise is harmless fun. No innuendo is intended.” Discuss. |
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Definatly sick... |
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*sigh* we've come a long way, baby. |
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mmmm, sexy kids |
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Humm i have an idea forr the mams, don't buy theirr kids them... |
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thats fuckin brutal... absolutely typical of british attitude to children. charlotte church... s club 7 jnrs its all the same thing really. teenage pregnancy is higher here than anywhere in europe dunno about the world but i bet its right up there. |
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The highest in the world. |
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fuck. thats bad.. really? im staggered |
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Carl on most occasions I agree with you....In this case I don't. Targeting kids for sexual marketing is just moraly wrong.. |
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Seems like kids can't just be kids any more. And with all this fashion shite they're getting pushed into adulthood far too fucking soon, with the help of the media and magazines... it's all too much, I doubt there is a foreseeable way back... |
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Really. Germany is the lowest I belive. |
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I saw a programme a while back about children as young as 6 wearing make-up. Pretty much the same idea. |
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hey! charlotte church is 16 (well thats what she told me) |
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Its un-fashionable to be a kid anymore, i totally agree with you DJ, i hate that type of thing. I sit down in the town center with my girlfriend and watch all these 8 year olds wearing all Nickelson clothes and tarted up like they were on a night out, and then i see a bumch of 10 year old's wearing Slipknot and Manson hoodies it really pisses me off |
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