I think Bindi should follow her dad foot step
he is soooooooo proud of his daghter and she shouldent quit of beeing her self let her be her dad if she wants to.Sometimes pepole say that she shouldent be her dad and that isent nice she has her own life and her family should live thare own way.

and .P.S. HAPPY 10TH
B-DAY BINDI

Bob got Steve’s hair and Terri’s face, Bindi got Terri’s hair but Steve’s face!

Happy Birthday Bindi!

And I can’t help it, but every time I see a picture of the two or three of them, it makes me sad. The family seems so incomplete without Steve.

It’s amazing how they’ve persevered through such tough times. What an amazing family.

Bindi and Bob are starting to look more and more alike. They both look so much like their Daddy.

Happy 10th Birthday, Bindi!

I have serious fears for this child’s future. I hope I’m wrong. She seems like a sweet kid but she’s been placed up as some sort of symbol of her father and it’s just not cool. Yes she’s articulate, blah blah, let’s not forget she’s 10. I really hope we’re not reading about how she slipped into a self destructive lifestyle 10 years from now. I dunno, I just don’t see the shadow of her father being hammered over everything she does, at the age of 10, a good thing. People seem to be looking for Steve incarnate in her and at her age, her mother should be protecting her, not feeding her to the wolves.

Bindi has always been very articulate from an incredibly young age. You can see a few little “essays” that she’s written from, I think, the age of five or four on Steve’s official website. The page is called “Bindi’s Say” and the content was continuously published and updated whenever Bindi wrote (obviously long before Steve died). If anyone wants me to post the link, please ask.

Happy Birthday Bindi!

I understand the concern for all media attention Bindi is getting, however I think that before we state our opinions, I think we should ask ourselves as to wether or not she is ASKING for the attention or if the media is just really “attracted” to her and her family. I think we can agree that we ALL grieved when Steve died and I think the media’s fascination with her and her family is because we are just impressed with how they have gracefully handled the tragic passing of their father. IMO I REALLY think that she is a breath of fresh air and I enjoy the way she handles herself (how she dresses appropriately for her age, her amazing articulation, etc.). Happy double digit b-day Bindi!

To me, I love to see an articulate child. Since when did that become verboten? Why should a child be encouraged to less than she is when she has this potential inside her? Because it makes a few adults feel uncomfortable?
The child lost her father at a young age to a sudden tragic death that was publicized across the world. That matures a child quite a bit.
I would think it would more productive to praise her positive attitude and her well-spoken nature.
Happy Birthday Bindi! Keep doing what you do!

Happy birthday Bindi!

I met Bindi Irwin after Steve’s death. She was an incredibly articulate girl and was also very polite. I took my 6 year old cousin up to meet her and they had a short conversation about Tigers and Koalas. Bindi also mentioned that she liked my cousin’s dress and hair. I thought that was cute of her. She (Bindi) was standing with two older ladies, one was a security guard. When a young boy asked for a photo with her, Bindi politely said she wasn’t allowed any photos.