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Princesshood
You do not become a princess simply by donning a fancy gown and a glittery tiara. Being a true princess is about having the confidence to be the best version of yourself you can possibly be. It's about treating everyone with kindness and generosity, as well as believing passionately in yourself and your dreams. Each day at Princess Prep, we discuss fictional as well as genuine princesses, both historical and modern-day. Girls are encouraged to draw upon the positive qualities of princesshood and apply them to whatever they choose to do in life. Princess qualities discussed include:
Philanthropy & Selflessness
Kindness & Compassion
Hard Work & Self-Belief
Generosity & Gratitude
Leadership & Diplomacy
Manners, Grace & Poise
Inner Beauty & Strength
Historical Princesses:Diana, Princess of WalesPrincess Grace of MonacoPrincess (now Queen) Elizabeth of England IIPrincess Victoria of EnglandPrincess Kaiulani of Hawaii
Modern-Day Princesses:Crown Princess Mette Marit of NorwayCrown Princess Letizia of SpainCrown Princess Mary of DenmarkCrown Princess Masako of JapanPrincess (now Queen) Rania of JordanCrown Princess Victoria of Sweden Crown Princess Marie-Chantal of GreeceThe Duchess of Cambridge and more!
Fictional Princesses:Princess GisellePrincess Buttercup (in The Princess Bride)Princess Mia (in The Princess Diaries)Sarah Crewe (in A Little Princess)Eliza Doolittle (in My Fair Lady)Ariel, Cinderella, Snow White, Aurora, Jasmine and more!
"All women are princesses. It is our right." - Sarah Crewe (A Little Princess)
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