Cinderella Ate My Daughter
What the pink princess culture sells to little girls, and how parents can push back.
Peggy Orenstein set out to understand the pink, princess-obsessed culture that surrounded her young daughter. She visits toy fairs, Disney and child beauty pageants, and reads the research on how marketing shapes girls’ sense of themselves. She asks what girlie-girl culture really sells, and how parents can help daughters grow up without being defined by how they look.
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