The era of trends, breastmilk moms and pretty little princesses are no exception. After that, the time of peachy buttocks, my mother holding rice, now dressing up for my children to invite is fashionable.
Recently, the trend of "peach buttocks," cheeks holding rice "has rained heavily on social networks. Mothers diaper each other to follow each other and post pictures to measure the cuteness of the baby. Currently, the trend of carrying the name of the fish beak costume for your child is "famous".
Who has children but does not want to show off. But showing off also has many ways to show off. Modern mothers love social networks, traditional mothers just like to show off their children to their neighbors ... Sometimes, a little trend also helps children have more intense childhood moments .
Derived from a child sharing clip on a facebook fanpage back to the image of a baby dressed up with cute lips in a very cute fish shape. Having her lips painted with crimson lipstick and one cheek drawing the body of the fish on the lovely beak.
Oh the chu chu beak, just looking at it is "hate" already!
Every time she brings out that lively beak and sing along to the cute music, people can't take their eyes off. Everyone wants to have an enjoyable experience with this game with their children.
The clip quickly reached 1.7 million views after just 1 day of posting. Also from that milestone, the trend of drawing "fish beak" for children began. Mothers compete to show off their skillful painting skills on ... their lips. A bit of red lipstick and some makeup items like eyeliner or even a ballpoint pen ... so there is a mermaid with many different versions.
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