cheer25mom
Cheer Parent
- Aug 10, 2011
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nope, happens at Alabama and LSU too!#OnlyinKentucky
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nope, happens at Alabama and LSU too!#OnlyinKentucky
I feel like a lot of parents do this for attention. Honestly, it's not safe.
That reminds me of cheer perfection...Or the "let's take my third grader to college clinics and have her coed stunt with college aged bases then post her videos so the world can see how awesome she is" parent. Then tag those with #futurewildcat and #futurecards.
Because coed skills at age 8 are awesome predictors of how likely your child is to make an elite college team.
LOL because I think I know who you're talking about.Just search #scoutoutcamp on IG. It's a college combine for cheer that has a kid that may be 9 as a spokesperson. The same athlete floods social media with pics and videos of coed stunting with coaches but funny enough none with athletes her own age[emoji19]
LOL because I think I know who you're talking about.
The whole "kids looking like teenagers" thing creeps me out. This parent in particular seems to think her 9 year old needs to be spray tanned and done up at all times. There is no need to post pictures of your kid doing the same pose in her practice wear every few days. No one is interested.
It'll crush your soul and the parent won't even care because Not My Child. Not my child, not my problem, that's what I say.False. 182,00 people are interested according to instagram. that's terrifying. i don't even want to look through the followers and see how many of those followers aren't of the cheer-fan variety (because i'm betting it's a lot of the pedophile variety)