Tesco accused of selling sexy bra to kids

Scags, this is disgusting. The next time I'm in the UK I will NOT be shopping at Tescos. How can they defend this deplorable behaviour. Children have little enough time to enjoy their childhood as it is and to get them to think about what they look like at 7 or 8 when they should be out there "playing with their dolls and making mud cakes" etc., is completely horrible.

There will be a status symbol attached to wearing a bra - I remember that happening when I started growing at 10. I hated wearing one until I went to secondary school (aged 11) and everyone was suddenly envious because I needed one!

Girls go through he*l growing up already why put them under more strain and at a younger age? I just don't understand these people. And then they wonder why all our kids are anorexic etc.when people do this to their minds at this age...

Why would a 7 year old need to even worry about cleavage. I mean My sons 8 and if I walked into his class and saw cleavage Id be shocked.

Hi Scags...I know what you are on about here...i remember the hue and cry when underwear for young girls was jazzed up to look seductive....now to my mind Scags I simply dont think that this is right.....ive seen little girls underwear that is modelled on the sexy type...and to be wquite frank it makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.....I would be horrified if my grandaughter were to wear it....honestly....
I think that the young ones should remain young....and the sexy undies should be left where they are until the times appropriate.....after all they have a whole life in front of them.

What the hell? What is the world coming to? They're going to target 7-year olds with bras? Those kids don't even know what puberty is? Instead of selling such products, why not sell things that can actually improve how the kids grow up. Like books on character or something. It's not just inappropriate, it's devilish. And Tesco seems like a company hell-bent on destroying etiquette and ethics..