article_snippet: The March/April edition of the Lego Club Magazine the Lego Club Magazine included a feature called 'Emma's Beauty Tips', which suggested that young girls who are 'ready to change up their looks' should consider opting for a more flattering haircut that would better suit their face shape. '
article_snippet: My little girl, the shape of My daughter face, and whether My daughter haircut is flattering are none of Lego’s concern,'  It wasn’t even My daughter concern until a toy magazine told My daughter to start worrying about a toy magazine.'
article_snippet: Mrs Holbrook goes on to quote from the Lego Friends website, which states that the range is aimed at children between the ages of five and 12 who are, Mrs Holbrook writes, 'far too young' to be told that their face shape might mean their need a new haircut in order to 'soften the edges' of their faces.
article_snippet: The 'overtly girly' Lego Friends line, including this Heartlake Hair Salon, has previously come under fire from parents for suggesting that young girls should not be playing with traditional Lego models .
article_snippet: Calling for change: Mrs Holbrook (pictured) wrote a piece about the Lego feature in which Mrs Holbrook insisted that children as young as five should not be worrying about whether children as young as five have a flattering face shape .
article_snippet: The ultra-girly Lego Friends line caused a flap from the beginning, and I wasn’t at all sure whether I liked The ultra-girly Lego Friends line,' Mrs Holbrook added. '
article_snippet: Instead of the more conventional themes many associate with Lego blocks, the Lego Friends line focuses on shopping, beauty products, homemaking and cooking.
highlights_snippet: The March/April edition of the Lego Club Magazine included a feature on how young girls could change young girls hairstyles to be more flattering .
  