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Junior Beauty Queen: Your kid |
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Pageant Mom: You |
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A long piece of ribbon or strip of paper: About 4 inches wide—to make her a fab "Mess America" sash. |
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A thick marker |
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A ripped or stained dress |
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A broken tiara or crown |
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Makeup: You know, the stuff you used to put on every morning before you had kids. |
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A hairbrush |
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Bobby pins |
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A teased out, messy wig: Optional. If you don't want to tease out your kid's hair. |
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Mess America-worthy accessories: Like a boa, necklaces, bracelets, etc. |
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Messy stuff: Chocolate pudding, washable magic markers, catsup, paint |
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A bouquet of wilted flowers |
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Grab a long piece of ribbon or cut a sash out of paper and have your kid help you write "Mess America" across it.
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Have her put on a torn, stained dress. If she doesn't have one (we'd be amazed if that were the case!), grab something your kid has outgrown and let her do some ripping and staining.
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Wrap the sash around her torso.
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Tease out her hair with a hairbrush. Soap works wonders for this (we learned this from our punk boyfriends in high school! Just invest in some detangler spray for later!)
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Spray her messy do in place with massive amounts of hair spray, just like a real beauty queen.
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Bobby-pin the crown on her head so it sits tilted to the side.
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Make up her face with some sloppy lipstick, messy eye shadow, streaked rouge and messy food like chocolate pudding and catsup.
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Let her scribble on her hands and arms with washable marker.
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Deck her out in some broken costume jewelry and/or a boa.
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Have her grab her bouquet of wilted flowers, and send her out to give the neighbors a scare.
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