You can't run around and play in the top row outfits. Swing in a giant scarf and hat? Go down a slide with a billowy lacy white long sleeve?

But I do think making your child pose and blow kisses doesn't let her "just be a kid." The fact that the top pics look posed make it seem like the parents/whoever's taking the pictures is more concerned with portraying a fashionable outfit than letting children be themselves. Also, fashionable clothes are really expensive and not very comfortable. Put a kid in a t-shirt, some leggings, and shoes with good sole support. Maybe a superhero cape. Done.

Same! I even want one for myself but they're way too expensive for essentially a lightweight, non-waterproof jacket.

True, but it's also preposterous to declare yourself royal and expect people to bow down to you.

Visitors from different countries tally themselves differently. US visitors, for instance, tally themselves haphazardly, Japanese visitors tally themselves in relatives straight and precise lines, and the German visitors seem to have a very regulated and organized mode of tallying themselves.