I’m mum-shamed for dressing my baby like she’s 16 – trolls call her chavvy but some say she’s the best-dressed kid

A MUM has divided opinion after sharing the often grown-up outfits she dresses her six-month-old baby in.

Lilly is mother to daughter Lilah, and regularly shares pictures and videos of the adorable tot on her social media pages.

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But the ensembles she puts her in sometimes cause controversy, as Lilly found with a recent TikTok.

In the video, baby Lilah was seen standing, resting on a sofa, while wearing pink trainers, white socks, pink shorts, a white crop top and a pink bow in her hair.

On the accessories front, she had a Louis Vuitton crossbody bag on, as well as two gold bangles on each arm and gold stud earrings.

“6 months going on 16,” Lilly captioned her video, before later changing it to: “THIS WAS ONLY A DRESS UP, I DON’T DRESS HER LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME.”

People were quick to comment on the clip, with many praising Lilah’s style.

“Stop, that’s so cute!” one wrote.

“Awww my she’s a little doll!” another added. “Cuteness overload right there.”

“What an actual doll. Gorgeous!!!” a third commented.

“Best dressed baby ever,” someone else wrote.

“Child’s got better style than me,” another laughed.

While someone else added: “So cute, this is the style I wish I had when I was a baby.”

But for all the positive comments she received, Lilly had as many from trolls criticising her for dressing her daughter that way.

“Poor baby,” one sighed.

“Ugh please!” another added.

“Don’t need to do all that,” a third wrote.

“Just ain’t normal raising your kids chavvy but that’s just my opinion ain’t it!”

“Why have you made her top a belly top?” someone else asked.

“The fact you’ve had her ears pierced, painted her nails, hard shoes on her, made a crop top…” another slammed.

To which Lilly replied: “Can you show me where her nails is painted?

“And it’s better to get there ears pierced at a young age so they don’t be crooked when she’s older.”

“Yeh exactly, she’s 6 months so treat her like it!” someone else wrote.

With Lilly responding: “I took the clothes of after this video – not that it’s anything to concern your life.”

“It’s a baby not a model,” another raged, to which Lilly hit back with some choice words.

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