I was directed to this thread by one of the "white hat" bloggers on the right side of this issue and there is a pretty amazing thread from the sweeping community who all seem appalled by Trisha Haas' Momdot.com blog.
The whole thread can be found here:
Online-Sweepstakes
However, two comments really stood out:
The whole thread can be found here:
Online-Sweepstakes
However, two comments really stood out:
Originally Posted by lonestargoodiesWould you move on or would you continue talking about it for days? I don't like to dwell on negative things. If something really has a negative effect on me then I move on.
Response from sunshine3331I think everybody is just trying to stop momdot from having a negative effect on humanity.
Ok, the response is brilliant!
But this one really hit a nerve:
But this one really hit a nerve:
Originally Posted by lizdehart
Trisha Hass won $10,000 for charity. Why?
By caring what kids think about themselves.Because making kids feel good about themselves by berating them is the right thing to do.Quote:
Health Esteem, Self-esteem Program – iNGENIOUS LeadHer: Trisha Haas, MomDot; contributor, Stefanie- Bloggymommy3 http://mommysquiettime.com/. Our visitors strongly believe that their children are lacking major self esteems issues. Not only in their personal households, but in life in general. A blog is media. Hmmmm......Quote:
Self esteem and Health Esteem comes from three major sources: 1) Family 2) Friend and Educational Influences 3) Media (tv, internet, magazines)
Unlike Trisha's own website: "This girl needs to lay of the ho-ho's before she ends up one someones blog..... Oh. Too late."Quote:
The site would also have positive articles about extracurricular activities, eating right, and problem solving for kids from every age. There would also be a panel of children, to rotate out every quarter, that helped speak with children directly about situations they had in their lives, much like a virtual big sister and big brother program. As part of the site, we would like to see some positive education aimed at parents as well so they can raise more positive children.
iRobot, I am sure you have a social media coordinator and I'll bet you have a google alert set up for iRobot so I am guessing at some point you'll see this blog. How is it possible you let a woman who has now posted 3 different photos of minors mocking and criticizing them win a LeadHer contest for promoting self-esteem in children while at the same time posting trash like this:
Screen shot of momdot.com's post mocking a 15 yr old
iRobot, you'll be getting an email from me soon.
Screen shot of momdot.com's post mocking a 15 yr old
iRobot, you'll be getting an email from me soon.