Cruz Beckham: Baby Got Tat
Three-year-old Cruz Beckham is tatted up just like his daddy David -- and still sucks on a binky!
Victoria is no longer the only Beckham who likes having fake accessories on their body.
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(Page 4 of 6) Previous 15 Comments | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | Most Recent | Next 15 Comments46. Yeah, I'm a little more worried about him sucking on a "binky" at three years old, than I am about the tattoos.
Posted at 6:59PM on Jun 10th 2008 by Niki
47. Could these people be any trashier? This is what the riff raff looks like where I teach.
Posted at 7:09PM on Jun 10th 2008 by QueenVelveeta
48. THAT CHILD IS TOO OLD FOR THAT, BIG BABY!!!!!!!!!!!! SURE HES SPOILED , THEY PROBABLY LET HIM KEEP IT BECAUSE HE WANTS TO KEEP IT.
Posted at 7:06PM on Jun 10th 2008 by sotired
49. Don't u think its a little wrong to show pics of a kid, his parents are famous not him, he should have a little privicy, let the kid go to preschool without being scared his pic will be taken
Posted at 7:07PM on Jun 10th 2008 by vanessa
50. You people are ridicules!! Always judging how people raise their kids when your kids, I'm sure, are no where near perfect. My son had a "BinkY" until around the age of four and he is now 18. No dental problems, etc. Sucking on a 'binky' provides security, nothing more, nothing less. You all need to focus on how you're raising your own kids and not how others are raising theirs.
Posted at 6:50PM on Jun 12th 2008 by 1Lotttery2008
51. THAT BINKY NEEDS TO GO!
Posted at 7:45PM on Jun 10th 2008 by AK
52. He's THREE. It's not his fault who his parents are. Leave the kid alone.
Posted at 8:08PM on Jun 10th 2008 by Sara
53. Three years old and a pacifier? My kids never used them. Great for lazy parents, though.
Posted at 8:52PM on Jun 10th 2008 by Alice
54. What the heck does having a binky got to do with being a lazy parent. There are some real weird people on these posts. My daughter will be 3 in July and she has her binky. We don't use it all the time and we don't like her to just walk around in public with it. I am a stay at home mom and she is the only one I have at home compared to my other 3 who are in school and two are teens. There is nothing lazy about it. My older 3 had theres until they were 3 and then they just stopped wanting it one day. My oldest have PERFECT teeth, my 6 year old needs braces because she has the hereditary teeth of her dad and grandma, same mouth and my 3 year old went to the dentist and he said she has great teeth but she uses her binky. WHATEVER. I get so sick of dirty looks if she is caught with it. People calling people lazy parents probably haven't been parents or aren't well educated where kids are concerned.
Posted at 9:49PM on Jun 10th 2008 by What the heck?
55. Leave the child alone, he his practicing to become a young c/sucker........although I am sure Posh could teach him
Posted at 11:32PM on Jun 10th 2008 by Rev. Ian Paisley
56. A pacifier at age 3 !! Mr. & Mrs,. Beckham better get that thing out of his mouth, otherwise when he gets to be in his teens he will be cruising Santa Monica Blvd looking for the real thing to be put in his mouth. That is how the majority of c/suckers started.......having the pacifier in their mouth until it was too late
Posted at 11:31PM on Jun 10th 2008 by Rev. Ian Paisley
57. Doctors recommended that children should not have a binky after the age of 18 months, what is wrong with the Beckhams, if they want an infant they can have another onI think it is so sad seeing a child that old with a binky, if the child feels secure then they don't need one.
Posted at 9:33AM on Jun 11th 2008 by KELC
58. OMG. I can't believe someone called a binky at 3 "borderline child abuse". COME ON. There is NO way you could have ever been a parent, and if you have been I feel sorry for your kids. I do agree that 3 is too old to have a binky and it does bother me when I see a kid in the store running around with one in their mouth when they really should have ditched the habit already. BUT..it is NOT a criminal offense for christ's sake. It's a MINOR setback that won't affect most children in the long run. Most people expect perfection in parenting, I was probably one of those people until I had my own kid and I got hit with a good hard dose of REALITY. All kids are different and some things are difficult to take a hard line on. The kids is obviously well taken care of, he's not overweight. He's clean, well dressed. Big deal, he's got a binky. It'll probably be gone in the next few months.
Posted at 12:59AM on Jun 11th 2008 by Nooneyouknow
59. GOD, I HATE THOSE DAMNED THINGS!!!!!!! They are so misused. People pop them in a kid's mouth when it isn't even making any noise. I have to admit, I wouldn't mind being the person that invented them ($$$).......but they were never allowed in my house for either of my kids. They had "blankies" but not to drag around. My daughter sucked her 2 middle fingers - and has perfect teeth I might add. And Suri is STILL going around with the bottle hanging out of her face. I guess Scientology says to let them do whatever they want...so they are!!! She also has no bedtime.
I am not sure I buy the "security" angle. The Hollywood crowd is a very small part of the population that uses pacifiers, and most of the rest don't have cameras in their faces all the time. I think it is a convenience for the lazy parents.
Sorry. Just my opinion.
Posted at 1:14AM on Jun 11th 2008 by Dottie654
60. Dude calm down people. Have you ever been to Europe? In many European countries children walk around with pacifiers up until they are five. Just because its not norm here doesnt make them bad parents.
Posted at 1:35AM on Jun 11th 2008 by niki
