A mother from Essex who takes her toddlers for spray tans, pedicures and fake hair is taking dress-up time to extremes.

When a little girl imagines herself as a princess, she most probably sees herself looking like these two. With tanned skin, long blonde locks, sparkly shoes and dresses, manicured nails and huge gold earrings. 

These kids, Princess Bliss and Precious Bell, (yes, those are their real names!), are four and two years old and probably have more pairs of shoes than you do. 

Living lives in luxury

Their skin is the perfect tanned colour that many want every summer; not because they play in the sun often, but because they regularly go for spray tans. 

They are definitely not regular toddler girls who get dirty during playtime and change into clean and comfortable clothes afterwards. They do get playtim, just not the kind you're thinking of. In addition, they do not own ‘comfortable clothes’, except for their pyjamas, probably.

Their playtime consists of their 22-year-old mom taking them out to get manicures and pedicures, going to salons and getting hair extensions, and then shopping for designer clothes and shoes studded with crystals.

They are reminiscent of the show Toddlers and Tiaras, the only difference being that they look like this every day. 

Looking traditional rather than modern

Their mother, Sophie-May, says she dresses them this way because she wants them to look traditional. She doesn’t like modern things, so they never wear jeans. All their clothes are specifically made for them by a certain designer and they have about 40 of them, says Mail Online. 

Their shoes are all customized with Swarovski crystals to personalize them. They own a number of designer shoes, and their mother says she’s already lost count. 

Princess Bliss, the oldest one had her first spray tan at the age of three and started off with hairpieces made from ribbon, now she owns real adult ones at the age of four. 

Her sister, Precious Bell, however got her first pedicure at the very young age of 9 months; you cannot top that- that’s just downright outrageous.
 
Do you think its okay to take your toddler for a spray tan?