But now, researchers from the University of California in Davis and Brigham Young University have determined that having a favorite Disney princess can actually improve a child’s body image.

Every little girl has their favorite Disney Princess. From dancing around the kitchen in princess dresses to telling their parents that they want to be a princess when they grow up, the effect ...

(Photo illustration by Victoria Ellis for Yahoo News; photos: Getty Images, Everett Collection) After decades of hand-wringing over how Disney princesses might impact self-image when it comes to ...

Disney Princess Body Size as a Predictor of Body ... was that having a favorite princess who was thin did not change children's body image or gendered play. Instead, the researchers described ...

Syndee Winters, Anneliese van der Pol and Lissa deGuzman appear in this image of them on stage for "Disney Princess - The Concert." Disney Music Lissa deGuzman and Adam J. Levy appear in this ...

"A live-action remake of 'THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG' is reportedly in early works at Disney," a Twitter post said on Aug. 4, 2023. Attached to the post was an image from the film that showed its ...

(Image courtesy of Disney) In addition to the dolls ... it will help further empower young girls of color and show they can be a princess too,” added Regis. The CreativeSoul Doll Collection ...

Disney Princess Body Size as a Predictor of Body Esteem and Gendered ... was that having a favorite princess who was thin did not change children’s body image or gendered play. Instead, the ...

Disney Princess Body Size as a Predictor of Body Esteem and Gendered ... was that having a favorite princess who was thin did not change children’s body image or gendered play. Instead, the ...