Maxwell Drew Bikini Photo Sets Parents Off

Jessica Simpson just revealed her fabulous weight loss on “Katie,” where she also revealed Maxwell Drew in a bikini. People are to talking about how amazing Jess looks, or how much weight she lost, but instead are lashing out at her for putting her four month old in a teeny bikini.

 Now, I am not sure where I stand on this. I have two little boys, so thankfully I don’t have to worry about it! Little Maxwell Drew was all dolled up and looking cute in her little yellow bikini. It is a crocheted piece, so probably not best for swimming. Jessica siad it was her daughters first bikini and shared the photo proudly. She obviously thought nothing of it.

Well, the world just isn’t that innocent. She is now getting backlash from people who say that it over sexualizes her daughter, that it is completely inappropriate. One commenter wrote,

“Sharing pictures of your baby in a bikini with three million TV viewers, as Jessica did when she appeared on an American chat show? That is nothing short of inexcusable.”

Another said,

“I just think that is a little ridiculous that you would put that on your child. It gives people the wrong idea too quickly.”

I just find it sad. She is innocent and I am sure Jess thought it was simply cute, and it is. It is a sad day when you can over sexualize a baby. I get it – there are pervs out there and I am not sure I would be comfortable in doing the same with my daughter, but I am tired of the judgmental parenting!

What do you think about Maxwell Drew’s bikini photo?

3 Comments
  1. Joey Jo Jo says

    I don’t think bikinis are only in the realm of ‘sexy’ now. When I was growing up no kids wore bikinis. But now it’s quite normal. It’s no longer a sexy item of clothing. It’s just what you wear to swim. Much like the mIni skirt used to be very provocotIve. Now it’s just a skirt.

    1. Robyn Good says

      I guess your right, but I would rather not put Ava in a bikini. A full bathing suit protects her sensitive skin much more and I am always Leery of pervs.

      1. Jenivieve Elly says

        I totally get that. Even with my boys I always have them wearing SPF long sleeve shirts. We live in FL and spend a lot of time in the sun so it is important to protect them

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