The intention is to show girls engaging in positive behaviors, like being helpful and supportive to one another. The movie is peppered with achievements -- designing a new berry juice fountain, using clues in nature to get the group un-lost, taking calculated risks for the greater good -- but all these things are counter-balanced by girly stereotypes. Their vocations involve food, hair, clothes, and dance. They constantly doubt their abilities until a friend urges them on. And their bodies are huge heads upon tiny little frames, which, while not sexualized like Bratz, portray unnatural and uniform body types.