TracyG and LALA- I want you to know that I agree with you two 100 percent, and I don’t think you’re being immature!

Lauren- Yes everyone’s allowed to have an opinion, but I think what TracyG and LALA have been trying to point out is that some of these comments (notice I said SOME of them, not ALL of them) aren’t simply stating an opinion.

They’re bashing the Cruise family, plain and simple. I think they’re also trying to point out that we should try to put ourselves in the Cruises’ shoes.

By that I mean, imagine that you were Tom and/or Katie reading some of these hurtful comments about how they’re raising Suri. How would YOU feel about people saying those things about YOUR child and the way you’re raising YOUR child?

I am aware that Tom and Katie chose to be in the public eye and thus they have to expect that people are going to be making various comments about them. However, that doesn’t make it right for people to say hurtful things about them and their parenting style. Celebs are human just like the rest of us, and I think we sometimes forget that.

All of that said, TracyG, LALA, and I all have just as much right to our opinions as you do to yours. We tried to be respectful at first, but then, just as you did, Lauren, we felt that we had held our tongues long enough.

What we’re basically trying to say is that it’s fine to share your opinion, but please do so in a respectful manor (which is what we normally do as well. Like I said, we had just simply finally had enough).

“Watch out LALA..you are going to be told not to read here….(smirks)

For the record, I 1000% agree with you!”

Of course you do-you’re two peas in a highly immature pod. I’ve held my tongue long enough, but the temper tantrums you and LALA have thrown over and over again have nothing to do with readers’ opinions or the Cruise family and everything to do with your personal immaturity and inability to handle opinions that differ from your own. If you truly believed your opinion was more valid, there would be no need for you to resort to such utterly childish antics to prove your point. The fact that you resort to such tactics shows nothing more than your insecurity over your own opinions. That is no one’s problem but your own; don’t you dare try to pin it on anyone else.

Back on topic, Suri’s dressed adorably as usual, and I really like her new haircut now that it’s grown in a little.

I loved Suri’s longer hair, especially the ponytails, but I’m really starting to like the shorter cut on her. I think she would be adorable with any hair style. This is a cute picture as usual.

I think that the reason Katie is always long sleeved is that she is so thin that the tabloids will start coming up with all kinds of untrue reasons why

Watch out LALA..you are going to be told not to read here….(smirks)

For the record, I 1000% agree with you!

She’s so darling! Love her little black outfit!

I agree with the poster who said years ago, girls couldn’t wear pants to school etc, and my mom tried to get me to wear dresses all the time too (but I preferred pants LOL). We had no trouble playing in dresses and I think Suri is darling! I’m sure she’s just an active little munchkin and I love that Katie takes her out so much!

Aw…karate Suri!

She just gets cuter everytime I see photos of her!

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When I was little, I preferred dresses (as a toddler). My mom bought them at the second-hand shop because all I wanted to wear for play (outdoors, indoors, anywhere!) were dresses. I found them more comfortable and easier to play in, I guess. I didn’t really wear pants much until I started school (6 years old). I really don’t see the big deal with Suri wearing dresses!

Oh, and I really hope this doesn’t come out sounding wrong, but…I’d love to feel Suri’s dress! It looks like it’s very soft and silky!