Disney princesses can boost kids' self-image, UC Davis research shows
Having a favorite princess with an “average” body size can also encourage kids to engage in both traditionally masculine and feminine play
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Having a favorite princess with an “average” body size can also encourage kids to engage in both traditionally masculine and feminine play
Researchers from UC Davis and Brigham Young University have found that having a favorite Disney princess can improve a child’s body image.
New research shows that Disney princesses can in fact be good for a child’s self-image and does not harm confidence in their own bodies.
The Disney Princess Stories We All Watched Growing Up Can Lead To Bad Body Image Issues And Screwed-up Views Of Love.
The organization will also unveil 5 modules for adolescent program in 2023