Suggest some ideas for how to dress up my 4 yrs. daughter as an obese child (For fancy dress competition) ?

Question

Suggest some ideas for how to dress up my 4 yrs. daughter as an obese child (For fancy dress competition) ?

Answer 1

are you saying your obese child need ideas for a fancy dress competition or that you want to make your child look obese?  you might want to add more details.

Answer 2

you can make him shakuntala

Answer 3

Cherry tomato,Beach ball,Or maybe a southern belle with a hoop dress. Probably a good idea to avoid My Lil princess,mermaid,or ballerina motifs.

Answer 4

why not just dress the child in blackface? Or dress her up as a disabled child? Or, better yet, a n**i prisoner of war!

Answer 5

I have to agree with Charlotte. What's next? Making fun of the elderly? Or of children from third world countries? Come on! While you're at it have your daughter come out with her head in a trough full of food and coming up every now and then to breathe! Have her head, body, and clothes covered in food and she's making snorting noises.

Answer 6

that doesn't sound like a good idea for the school to be doing,whats next,and i honstly do not believe any school would have a "competition " like this...is next month going to be disability week

Answer 7

hey try puttin her sum animals clothes like butterfly.....or  some thing like sun.....moon......hanuman...or anything which other kids and the judges will like but chose an animal coz they like animals the best

Answer 8

make glasswool pad for tummy and put an oversize dress over it.

Answer 9

cut legs and arms in a trash bag and also leave her head out and then fill it up with newpaper. Then add the outfit over it

Answer 10

this is a mean competition. it's not nice to make fun of an obese kid.

Answer 11

I apologize in advance if this isn't an answer, but personally I am very offended by the idea of such a competition!  Obese children have enough strikes against them without "normal-sized" children mocking them.  How insensitive of the organizers of such an event;  I would think more highly of the person who boycotted this event altogether!  Four-year-olds are like a sponge for ideas, information, and mind-sets.  This type of activity is setting the stage for prejudice.