That's What Little Girls Are Made Of! (by Various Artists, Children's Music)
common sense media says
Fine, but watch out for some stereotyping.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that the compilers of this album seem blind to the irony of several of their choices. For example, though Maurice Chevalier's "Thank Heaven For Little Girls" is delightful, thoughtful young listeners may not like to hear that he gives thanks solely because little girls grow up to be big girls. And though sung with trademark mellowness by The Mamas & The Papas, "Nothing's Too Good For My Little Girl" is actually a bitter rant against a protective father by a written-off suitor.
Violence:
There are no violent images.
Sex:
Sexual suggestion or double entendre plays a role in tracks like "Baby, Let's Play House" and "Thank Heaven For Little Girls", although kids won't notice.
Language:
There is no objectionable language.
Consumerism:
There is no mention of popular brand names.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
There are no references to alcohol or drugs.
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