DEEP! 11 Reasons Pink Could Be a Role Model For Your Daughter

Pink didn’t sit around waiting for Prince Charming. She proposed to Carey Hart in 2005. And when the couple later endured marital troubles, she bared her soul and won him back. All little girls should know that they can write their own story and not wait for it to be written.

Pink is mentally and physically strong. She sets goals and achieves them, as evidenced by her incredible aerial skills performance both before and last night. And she knows it takes hard work to get there. After giving birth to Willow, she told shapes that she works out for 60 to 90 minutes five days a week with her trainer. A singer, a dancer, a writer, and a gymnast, Pink proves that a girl can do anything she sets her mind to . . . maybe even in the same moment!

It’s been reported that like many other teens, Pink was a wild child who at times was at odds with her mother while growing up. They have since reconciled. Girls should know that you can mend bonds and get past mistakes.

For a number of women, motherhood was something they’ve dreamed of since they were little girls. For Pink, it took a bit longer for her to recognize that role for herself — and she’s not afraid to admit it. “I had moments where I wanted a kid with Carey,” Pink told GQ Australia. “You know — you first fall in love, and you’re like, ‘We should have kids,’ and then it went away. But he always wanted kids and then we did it, and now it’s like, ‘F—,’ this is so rad. It’s more important than anything we’ve done.”

More of a hippie mom than she even realized herself, Pink has become a vocal supporter of both extended and public breastfeeding. Aside from tweeting a since reoved photoof herself breastfeeding , she related a story of an encounter she had with a man who showed disdain when she nursed in public. She told a British talk show:

“I had a cover on and this guy walks by, and he was like, ‘Ughhh.’ He was just disgusted. I was like, ‘You didn’t get enough hugs when you were little.'”

Her husband, Carey Hart said, “You’re starting fights in restaurants.” And Pink said, “I will. I will fight. Hold my baby! I think breast-feeding is healthy and natural and it’s a comfort to my baby.”

No mom wants her daughter to grow up and play the stupid card. When many starlets were making names for themselves (and fortunes) by being airheads, Pink called them all out in her “Stupid Girl” song and video. Her message to girls: act smart.

Not your traditional CoverGirl model, Pink has people’s eyes on what defines beauty. She told Redbook, “Well, I was always considered butch. Feeling beautiful to me is when I feel good in my leather pants and my husband grabs my ass. Or when I’m sitting on a mat and my daughter runs to me with complete joy. Beautiful has never been my goal. Joy is my goal — to feel healthy and strong and powerful and useful and engaged and intelligent and in love. It’s about joy. And there’s such joy now.”

Known for being a bit rough around the edges, Pink’s the first one to admit that motherhood has transformed her — for the better.

“When all the fuss goes away and the nurses leave you alone and I’ve got my beautiful little bambina in my arms, swaddled in a blanket, it’s incredible, it’s amazing,” Pink told MTV. “I’ve softened, and I think it’s perfect. It’s what I needed. I was hoping for a little edge loss!”

Just because she’s a mom now doesn’t mean Pink has changed all of her ways. Every mom needs some nights out — she just needs to modify how intense those nights are! “Babies don’t respect hangovers,” Pink Said. “No matter what time we go to bed, she wakes up at 5. So I party from maybe like 9 to 10. And I party hard for that one hour. I get it all in.”

Though her songs often express anger, Pink’s outlook on life is anything but. She told GQ Australia, “I can use the word ‘happy’ and not flinch. I’m happier than I’ve ever been, but I’m also still living my life.”

Mom instincts aren’t something you can just turn off — even if you’re on stage in front of thousands of people. Last year, Pink stopped midsong to find out why a little girl in the audience was crying. When someone said the little girl had just witnessed a fight, Pink responded, “First of all, you look beautiful. [And] Rice Krispies treats fix everything.”

Source:Lil Sugar