Princess Parenting: Father Daughter Solution - Video

http://www.DadLabs.com - Are you a princess parent? Does your baby girl have more princess paraphernalia than you can fit in your mini van? As a parent, it's nearly impossible to avoid the inevitable onslaught of princess culture. In this episode of The Lab, Daddy Brad and Daddy Clay compare who is the bigger princess parent by adding up their daughters' princess gear. From Disney games and Disney princess toys to princess costumes and unicorn stuffed animals, the two Dads compare who is the bigger Cinderella father. Author Jeremy Adam Smith discusses the impact that princess mania is having and the steps to maintain a healthy father daughter relationship. Whether it's Snow White. Sleeping Beauty, or Cinderella, Disney's hold on the girly girl market will find your children. The guys from DadLabs are here to ensure you have a healthy father daughter relationship. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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[conseler]

Mother to a wonderful daughter who I try to KEEP from being too "Tomboy" so a little princess is a nice balance, she'd rather play outside and get dirty! Hmmmmmm

[DadLabs]

@conseler You may be thankful for that one day!

[StorytellerDotNet]

One dad with a supply of good stories with the know-how to tell those stories can be more effective against the "princess" culture than anything else.

Dads need to take back the "tsunami of commercial pink" with thier own rainstorm of the real stories of strong women, from both life and fairytale.

Dads have a way to deal with this onslaught of princess: using their power of storytelling.

_Sean

-(father of four daughters and author of DaddyTeller.)

[DadLabs]

Agreed. Storytelling. Investing time. Even reading are all powerful tools to use in defense of the pink wave. Keep up the great work, DaddyTeller.

[143Anbu]

This is very Funny :D

[DadLabs]

Thanks for all the comments! You should sub us.

[SupremeFeline]

haha *sigh...  XD

[ruxyruxforever]

Haha my daughter loves pink too. It's the first color she ever learnt. Maybe that's abit my fault, I admit buying pink stuff and dressing her in pink. but I think pink is a cute color for girls....as I really dislike red. I don't see anything wrong with girls loving to look pretty, to wear dresses, purses and nice shoes. U should see here in Vietnam where parents don;t pay attention to kids clothes, u see teenage girls going out in their pijamas. I prefer my 5 year old trendy pink daughter.

[143Anbu]

I did :D Please Make more videos.

[marielygg]

This is one of you best episodes so far, at least in the "mommy" perpective. Was personal, we see actual kids,fun, silly, but yes, with a "expert" on it. Great Job!