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I bought a bikini for my 8-year-old daughter ready for our holiday – my friends are outraged but I don’t get the fuss

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A MOTHER has sparked a heated debate online after revealing she’s bought her eight-year-old daughter a bikini for their holiday.

Taking to Mumsnet, the anonymous woman, who is from the UK, explained how her friend told her the two-piece was ‘completely inappropriate’ – something which she disagrees with.

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An anonymous mum, from the UK, has sparked a heated debate online after revealing she’s bought her eight-year-old daughter a bikini for their holiday. Pictured, stock image[/caption]

In the initial post, she wrote: “We are going away this summer, I have started buying bits for our holiday. Out with a friend shopping who has a daughter a year older than mine.

“I picked up a cute little two-piece swimwear for [my daughter]. She thought it was completely inappropriate and was shocked that I would even consider putting her in one.”

The woman went on to note that her daughter had picked the two-piece out herself.

“She has only ever worse a full suit before as we haven’t been away since pre-Covid,” she continued. “She always wore a more full suit to protect her from the sun.”

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The baffled mum went on to ask whether she’s being unreasonable to think it’s fine to put her daughter in a bikini – and opinions were very mixed.

Many defended the mum’s decision, with one writing: “My seven year old wears them all the time. She prefers them as these are easier for her to use the toilet.”

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A second wrote: “I wouldn’t put them in a tiny scrappy triangle bikini, but a two piece is much easier to toileting etc.”

And a third agreed: “My 7 year old wears them all the time. She prefers them as there are easier for her to use the toilet.”

Another wrote: “I loved bikinis when I was little, swimsuits were for proper swimming. I had a lovely brown one with orange crabs on (it was the 1970s)”.

However, others sided with the mum’s friend and urged her to buy a rash vest to wear.

“No, a child doesn’t need anything covering her ‘breasts’ and separate bottoms. Rash vest and shorts. Swimsuit and rash vest…” wrote one.

“You might be all like, she’s a kid there’s nothing sexualised about a bikini. But there is. Sorry. And why should a child wear an adult swimsuit?”

Another penned: “Does your DD want one? My 9yo likes them. My 10yo hates them.

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But for sun reasons they usually have rash vests on in summer in hotter countries (which work better with bikini bottoms or shorts).

A further added: “I’m not a fan – for the reasons stated in similar threads: eight-year-old girls don’t (generally) have breasts and therefore don’t need to either cover their chests or dress like an adult who does have breasts”.




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