Brown haired white kids never in photos

lol. Just looked at DD's old school website. A good sprinkling of different ethnicities (as there should be because it's in a culturally diverse area), 1 redhead, and the rest are mouse/brown hair and fair skin. The closest thing to a blonde is a black girl with platinum hair braids.

My brunette daughter was once the poster girl (literally) for a local youth theatre. I was very proud.

My kid is ginger and he was on the school advert outside Sainsbury’s. Only noticed because I was queuing up in the pandemic.

"racism" ! Get a grip. How have you made it into adulthood without completely melting down?

Ooo. There's always a super ginger in there.

I find it's always white very blond kids, very red haired kids, obviously Asian. Obviously Indian, obviously black.

Never ambiguous blend like mine. I guess that sort of aligns with what you've noticed.

Brown haired white kids never in photos

This statement is clearly a load of codswallop

I just checked my son's school prospectus and it seems to represent the school intake - mostly white (all hair colours), and then some darker skinned children. I don't see any hijabs, but I don't recall seeing any muslim girls around the school (I'm not there much).

I've just looked at the websites of 3 independent schools and two local state schools. Simply not the case on any of those.

Come to think about it, my blonde child has made it into the school newsletter a few times but brown hair child hasn’t 🤔

This is all in your head.

Mary and snow white both have dark brown hair, so not sure what your point is?

Maybe they just chose nice photos without thinking too much about representation. If your children smile at the camera and do lots of activities (and if you have agreed to them using photos of your kids) then they are more likely to be in the school’s advertising, brochures and website pages.

What age are your kids OP. In many schools with a predominantly white British intake there is noticeably more blonde kids in the EYFS and infants than once you get into KS2. as many kids start of fair haired and darken significantly as they grow up - me, DH and DCs all have this hair colour. White blond as small children - mouse to mid brown by 7 years…

perhaps blonde is representing your schools kids?

It's usually kids/relatives of staff, nice kids and "chill" families (ie not the knobheads!) at our school who end up being on the marketing info.

We don't have prospectus but, for research purposes, I just opened the home page of our school website which has four rolling pages of photos as follows:

Page 1 - 7 brown haired white children, 1 Asian child with brown/black hair, and 1 blond haired white child (in the distance).

Page 2 - 1 white blonde child, one black child and one Asian child.

Page 3 - 5 brown haired white children, 1 Asian child and 1 blonde white child.

Page 4 - 7 brown haired white children, 1 blond child and a photo taken from the back all with hats on where you can't really tell but looks like 4 brown haired children and 1 light brown possibly blonde child.

Seems that the brown haired kids are very well represented in our school.

If this is your only worry in life, then your life is good.

Yes I noticed that in the 1980s.

Also that cats were always the bad guys, dogs good.

I really wanted blonde hair. I have been blonde as an adult but am back to natural hazelnut now, with grey streaks, and my hair is in much better condition. It's quite hard to have shiny long blonde hair.

Re Disney princesses, I was delighted when Belle showed up! 😆 Snow White is much darker than me.

In phrases like "having a blonde moment" and in blonde jokes where the punchline is that blondes are stupid.

I, on the other hand, was blonde as a child and always played the sodding Angel Gabriel in a white nightie and a tinsel halo.

I was desperate to be Mary, but she always went to the dark haired girls. 😂

The most typical hair colour for kids of British heritage is blonde, which comes in lots of shades, running from very light to dark, with and without reddish tones. Many will become much darker haired as they age. Not that unusual to see people who were light blonde infants end up with extremely dark hair in adulthood!
And gently OP, did you realise that you yourself described the blonde children in particular as 'beautiful'?
Only a few of the Disney princess are blonde, and two of them: Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty were created way back in the 1950s.

Most blonde girls will tell you they get very sick of being assumed to be thick.

Can’t speak for photos, but DD 2.5 has very blonde curly hair and we get lots of comments about it from strangers when out and about. MIL has said she’s relieved DD is blonde as she was worried she was going to be dark haired like I am…thanks MIL. I’m just totally bemused by it all!