Sentence examples for the princess phase from inspiring English sources
Yet the princess phase, at least in its current hyper-feminine and highly commercial form, is anything but natural, or so Peggy Orenstein argues in "Cinderella Ate My Daughter".
Orenstein is especially sharp-eyed on the subject of what comes after the princess phase, for in the micro-segmented world of marketing to children, there is of course a whole new array of products aimed at girls who begin to tire of their magic wands.
I don't know any little girls that haven't gone through the "princess" phase, where they pull out the Disney costume of their favorite princess and wear it all day, every day and even sleep in it.
In its current hyper-feminine form, the pink-and-sparkly "princess phase" is anything but natural, Orenstein argues in this sharp-eyed critique.
I am really concerned that when the girls in her class grow out of their "cute" princess phase, then sexy is the only place left to go".
Jessica Huie's company, Colorblind Cards, was born when her 7-year-old daughter Monet "was going through a princess" phase.
But no matter how chic their vocation has become in places like Manhattan, Ms. Small worries about her 4-year-old daughter, currently going through her pink princess phase, and what her friends will think of her parents' profession when she goes to school.
I admit to being very happy about not having to grapple with any daughters going through pink princess phases.
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Welch S, HW Hirte, MS Carey, SJ Hotte, MS Tsao, S Brown, GR Pond, JE Dancey, AM Oza (2007) Ucn-01 in combination with topotecan in patients with advanced recurrent ovarian cancer: a study of the princess margaret hospital phase Ii consortium.
