We are happy to announce our Princess and the Frog bedding will be marked down 10% for a limited time. We have this bedding style in:

• Twin
• Full 
• Queen 

 If you have ever desired this awesome ensemble for your little Princess, then now is the time to buy! 

Make sure you enter the checkout code: FROG for your personal discount of 10% off of standard MSRP. 

Please visit www.princesscanopybeds.com for more information. 

 

Buy now for Janurary arrival and save

If you've ever had a desire to own one of these beautiful Princess Canopy Beds, now is the time to buy and save big! We are happy to announce that we sold all of our Holiday inventory! We are excited to offer up our upcoming January inventory at a reduced price. 
Little princesses everywhere need their perfect little space to call their own. Why not give them that intimate space by purchasing for them, their own real and authentic Princess Canopy Bed. We have lots of styles to pick from.    www.princesscanopybeds.com

 

Countdown

We have sold 4 Beds since last count. Thank you for working with www.princesscanopybeds.com

Please come to our web site to see our latest new designs.

Sale of the Season!!!!

If you think we are not excited about our new sale, then think again. Our sale rocks! We have reserved 5 beds that we can insure will be there for Holiday arrival!  Place your order now







We have been in this business for 9 years and our customers are always writing us back about the 
results that our beds have had and continue to have on their children.

PRINCESS SERENA
I just wanted to say thank you, so much, from the bottom of my heart. My daughter is in love with her bed, in fact, she doesn't want to come out of it. I will definitely tell everyone about you and you're gorgeous beds. you truly are making little girls dreams come true, you made my little princesses, without a doubt. Thanks again so much
 
STARR PENICH.
Carmichaels, PA

OR

My fiancé John and I would love to thank you for the beautiful bed you built for our daughter Karlyna-Kae.  When I first saw the bed, I knew without a doubt I wanted it for my little princess, waiting was so painful for me; I was so anxious the entire time hoping that the bed would be just as described, when we got it, I was speechless it brought tears to my eyes; the craftsmanship and beautiful detail was more then I could have ever imagined.  We put it together while KK was at school, what a surprise she had when she came home.  When she walked in and saw the curtains all she could say was huh, what is this?  Then she walked to the front of the bed and she climbed up and buried her head in the pillows giggling.  Before we got her this special bed, every night we would wake to find her at our feet, but now it is a different story she rarely comes to our bed anymore.  I can't say thank you enough,

Sincerely,
The Slater Family - John, Chrystle & Karlyna-Kae

 


 

Excited for the Holidays!

Hello everybody,

We are very excited to be going into the Holiday Season 2011! This is the time when kids everywhere are expecting gifts from Santa, parents or family. We are happy to announce that like every Holiday Season, this one will be full with expectations that are met by Princess Canopy Beds.

We have really cute furniture that along with our darling beds would make such an awesome  ensemble for an over the top Princess or Diva bedroom set! Even though it is the Fall season and because of the nature of our business, your Christmas orders should be placed early in order to expedite and make sure that your loved one receives the bed of her dreams!

Hi everyone we are having some Summer sales! Buy NOW!!!

Hi everyone, we hope that you are having a great Summer. We are here at Princess Canopy Beds.  To go along with the fun and festivities associated with Summer we are offering a wonderful sale and price reductions on our furniture. Very few people know that we have furniture that goes along with our Princess Beds. Now you can have matching furniture that will make your room pop and your friends envious. 

If you know any divas that would be interested in our furniture, please forward this blog post and let them feast their eyes on these gorgeous pictures and wonderful matching furniture that will be sure to capture that DIVA spirit!

There's so much beauty in these bedroom packages, the styles are fit for a princess or  DIVA.  Without which the princess or DIVA could not maintain their luxurious lifestyle! Come and see, feast your eyes on these Princess and DIVA bedroom sets, they are eye candy come and  taste the goodness of www.princesscanopybeds.com

Only then will you know what it really feels to be a Princess or DIVA in all your splendor.


Note* Old blog postings may not reflect current sale prices Please check web site at www.princesscanopybeds.com for current prices

Eden Wood and Princess Canopy Beds on ABC news

Apparently and much to our surprise, Eden Wood has stepped down from her wining streak in child beauty pageants. ABC news was there to cover the story as was Good Morning America. In all, the interviews were informative and deliciously edited, which gave it an air of hard core media hype. (an always needed important attention source for starlets in making)

Eden Wood is a serious worker for her young age, a true go getter. She has accomplished more in her young age than most adults in mid age. That being said, we are proud of her here at Princess Canopy Beds for her many achievements and successes. We offer her a hardy Mazal Bueno! (good fortune! in Ladino)  We hope her much continued success as she steps into uncharted territories and makes her way into the Hollywood mainstream and other notable business ventures. We know that all her hard work will coalesce into something good, wholesome and ultimately lucrative.

By the way, our joint venture together was showcased on the media footage, which was unexpected but very welcomed!

What makes a Princess Canopy Bed worth while.

We've been getting so much attention lately, notwithstanding its been caused by numerous factors. One factor is that we have been in business now for nine years solid, for many that is simply a milestone in itself.  We keep our philosophy simple: Make and sell the cutest princess themed canopy beds available for anyone who wishes to purchase them. We have sold thousands of beds to princess' all over the world and if you commit to buy a bed, you will receive your bed. That is our commitment to our valued customers. In other words, we love to make little girls happy and feel like real princesses.

Second factor, our beds offer new children's furniture technological advancements very few people are aware of. This is the least understood and unfortunately least spoken about aspect of our bed business. Princess Canopy Beds has given many hours of research, many hours of thought and engineering into the design of our canopy bed frame. We have gone through numerous phases in understanding which sub strata platform is best suited for our bed frames, and what is the best hardware for construction purposes and fit. Though it may "look" simple, there are about 29 specific plan details that go into producing one Princess Canopy Bed frame. Very few people outside of the manufacturing industry  know what it takes to produce a product for mass production. We at Princess canopy Beds have had to learn this process from the bottom up. Princess Canopy Beds has invested time and money into producing a bed that is manufactureable, safe, and that has aesthetic appeal.  Again we are in business to provide the very best quality at a reasonable price, without going outside of the United States of America to achieve it.

  Our Princess Canopy Beds are manufactured in the United States of America. We strongly believe that products made in the USA are better and should adhere to a higher standard. We believe that the World deserves a well made product that is produced in the USA.  This reasoning can, in the long run maintain our recognized manufacturing status abroad and in house. We could go to China and manufacture there and inadvertently reduce our prices as many, if not all manufactures are doing, but refuse to do so for many reasons already stated i.e, safety, quality and integrity.


Very few people know about the wood powder coating process. This is a huge factor in the manufacturing and quality of our Princess Canopy Beds. First of all, we are committed to the safekeeping of our environmental resources. We know that wood depletion is a real global issue. Which is why using substitutes or in our case wood byproducts, helps make recyclable wood material a "green" worth while alternative, while maintaining a balance in our global resources for future generations to enjoy.  We use HDF (High Density Fiberboard) a wood byproduct that is safe and engineered to be strong sub strata platform for manufacturing quality furniture goods. MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)  has been  used as an alternative for real wood products for years. Most hospitals and restaurants use the real wood alternative MDF, for their furniture and cabinetry products. They last long and are cost efficient because of manufacturing ease and a low cost alternative to using real wood. However, up until the process of wood powder coating came along, manufacturing with MDF was limited to a three stage manufacturing process. That is cutting/shaping, painting/curing, edging/banding, depending on what tools are used and what paint is used, this process can take a while until the product was ready to package. With the advent of the wood powder coating process and CnC machinery to cut shapes, manufacturing cycle times are virtually cut in half, cutting down on overall manufacturing cost. The CnC cuts/routes multiple shapes in minuets and does so consistently and without errors. Once the shape has been routed from a CnC machine it then is powder coated. The wood powder coating process is always even, keeping the surface flawless at all times. Any powder discards are reusable, so there is virtually no waste and harm to the atmosphere making this process "green" too. Once the powder is shot onto the product it is oven baked at a high temperature. Hence, it is why we use HDF, the high density and low water/sap content in this wood byproduct, ensures an even, flawless finish every time as it can withstand high temperatures without warping the material.  In all, using CnC and wood powder coating process cuts down in the manufacturing time by eliminating edging/banding process all together, and there is no curing time for paint. Once the products come out of the oven they can immediately be placed in a package for order fulfillment. Our products are manufactured to be knock down or lay flat like Ikea with a European cam hardware system.

The finish on a wood powder coated material is virtually indestructible, in that you can take a hammer to the surface and it won't chip. Compared to the regular painting process, this is a huge benefit. One, it has less chances of being damaged while moving or transporting. Two, children wont be swallowing deteriorating paint ever. Wood powder coating contains no lead either so in terms of child safety it is a altogether a great benefit.

As I stated earlier, very few people know about the advantages of our product outside of it looking "spectacular" and "princessy" which in itself is very cool. But given that our products have been engineered to be green and safe for children there is no reason why our beds should not be coveted by princess' everywhere.

When we attended the  Plano Texas Universal Royalty Beauty Pageant in March of  2011, we were bewildered at the site of our target audience (little contestants) being so drawn to our bed. It was like eye candy to them, and they flocked to it in droves. We literally could not keep them off our bed. We loved it because it is a visual appealing bed for children. It has visual appeal that cannot be dismissed, we saw it with our own eyes and have pictures to show it!

Another wonderful development for Princess Canopy beds:  Eden Wood is the New Miss Princess Canopy Beds spokesperson.  This is also so cool, because we know she really wanted and loved our bed. Using this as an incentive, we offered her a complete Princess Canopy Beds package.  We are as well developing The Eden Wood Canopy Bed line which is sure to be "spectacular"! We are excited that TLC's Toddlers and Tiaras also plugged our Princess Canopy Bed during the Season four Premier The Ultimate Showdown.  This is now available on iTunes for download. If you have not seen it please make sure to watch.

Exciting News Toddlers & Tiaras and Princess Canopy Beds featured tonight!

http://tlc.howstuffworks.com/tv/toddlers-tiaras

Join us tonight for the season premier of TLC's Toddlers & Tiaras. This season opens up with top seated Eden Wood and Mckenzie, who go toe to toe in a battle of beauty, wits and determination to win "That Bed"!

That Bed, happens to be a very special bed that Princess Canopy Beds donated to Universal Royalty Beauty Pageants, as a Grand Supreme prize!

Being the sponsors of a hugely coveted bed was so exciting for us. We got to witness first hand, how much the little pageant stars were flocking to the Princess Canopy Bed on display in the foyer were all the little contestants were signing up. As soon as they entered the room the little darlings were coming up to the bed and getting in, when they found out that it would be the Grand prize the pressure was on. 

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Eden Wood "I'm going to win that bed" Toddlers & Tiaras new Commercial

Watch exciting new TLC's Toddlers & Tiaras new comercial as Pageant sensation Eden Wood declare's

"I'm going to win that bed!"

TLC BRINGS BACK NEW SEASONS OF "TODDLERS & TIARAS" with www.princesscanopybeds.com
New Episodes Begin Wednesday, June 15 with a TODDLERS AND TIARAS Showdown
(New York, NY) - On Wednesday, June 15, TLC brings back the hit series TODDLERS AND TIARAS for a fourth season starting at 10pm ET/PT. With two of the fiercest competitors in TODDLERS AND TIARAS history, the season premiere promises to be the most intense one yet. It's the fan-favorite Universal Royalty Pageant, and this time it's a Totally 80's theme. This Texas pageant is going to be the Ultimate Showdown between the two most famous pageant girls - MaKenzie and Eden - as they compete for the coveted Ultimate Grand Supreme crown. At stake, a grand prize of a big princess pink canopy bed and $1000 in cash prizing. Five-year-old pageant personality MaKenzie and her mom Juana are back for more high glitz meltdowns, while MaKenzie is still as entertaining and unpredictable as ever. Meanwhile, six-year-old self-proclaimed "pageant superstar" Eden, along with her passionate pageant mom Mickie, talk about Eden's most recent accomplishments: a book, TV appearances, a mall tour and even a new album. TLC has ordered 18 hour-long episodes. Season 3 premieres averaged 1.4 million P2+ viewers.

Princess Canopy Beds presents Eden Wood

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New Episodes Begin Wednesday, June 15 with a TODDLERS AND TIARAS Showdown
(New York, NY) - On Wednesday, June 15, TLC brings back the hit series TODDLERS AND TIARAS for a fourth season starting at 10pm ET/PT. With two of the fiercest competitors in TODDLERS AND TIARAS history, the season premiere promises to be the most intense one yet. It's the fan-favorite Universal Royalty Pageant, and this time it's a Totally 80's theme. This Texas pageant is going to be the Ultimate Showdown between the two most famous pageant girls - MaKenzie and Eden - as they compete for the coveted Ultimate Grand Supreme crown. At stake, a grand prize of a big princess pink canopy bed and $1000 in cash prizing. Five-year-old pageant personality MaKenzie and her mom Juana are back for more high glitz meltdowns, while MaKenzie is still as entertaining and unpredictable as ever. Meanwhile, six-year-old self-proclaimed "pageant superstar" Eden, along with her passionate pageant mom Mickie, talk about Eden's most recent accomplishments: a book, TV appearances, a mall tour and even a new album. TLC has ordered 18 hour-long episodes. Season 3 premieres averaged 1.4 million P2+ viewers.
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Toddlers & Tiaras featuring Princess Canopy Beds and Eden Wood on new televised commercial!

Eden Wood is Princess Canopy Beds new ad girl and spokesperson Now seen on Toddlers and Tiaras commercial!

Ladies and Gentlemen introducing our new Princess Canopy Beds model and spokes girl Miss Eden Wood. We are so excited to announce that Eden Wood will be our new face for our products here at www.princesscanopybeds.com. Airing June 15th on TLC channel, Toddlers & Tiaras will be presenting our Princess Canopy Bed to the winner of the Universal Royalty Beauty Pageant. Eden Wood is an exceptional child and a real go getter, that is why princess Canopy Beds has enlisted Miss Wood to be our national and international spokesperson. Plus she just loves our beds!

To Australian fans: we our working our tails off to get our product into you hands, please contact your regional kids stores to ask them to carry our products there.

Say you saw us on TLC and save 10% on your Princess Canopy Bed order. Stay tuned for more exciting news.

We are so excited to announce that Princess Canopy Beds will be featured in this season opening of TLC's Toddlers & Tiaras. Watch as Eden Wood, Alex Howe and the rest of the princesses line up and compete for the coveted prize a Big Princess Pink Canopy Bed.

On Wednesday, June 15, TLC brings back the hit series TODDLERS AND TIARAS for a fourth season starting at 10pm ET/PT. With two of the fiercest competitors in TODDLERS AND TIARAS history, the season premiere promises to be the most intense one yet. It's the fan-favorite Universal Royalty Pageant, and this time it's a Totally 80's theme. This Texas pageant is going to be the Ultimate Showdown between the two most famous pageant girls - MaKenzie and Eden - as they compete for the coveted Ultimate Grand Supreme crown. At stake, a grand prize of a big princess pink canopy bed and $1000 in cash prizing. Five-year-old pageant personality MaKenzie and her mom Juana are back for more high glitz meltdowns, while MaKenzie is still as entertaining and unpredictable as ever. Meanwhile, six-year-old self-proclaimed "pageant superstar" Eden, along with her passionate pageant mom Mickie, talk about Eden's most recent accomplishments: a book, TV appearances, a mall tour and even a new album. TLC has ordered 18 hour-long episodes. Season 3 premieres averaged 1.4 million P2+ viewers.

 

Princess Canopy Beds featured on "Toddlers & Tiaras" June 15th 10 PM ET

It seems as if it was just yesterday that we were in Plano, Texas for the Universal Royalty Beauty Pageant. Which for us was thrilling to be a apart of. Seeing all the beauty contestants and the excitement in the air, some of it certainly due to the Big Princess Pink Canopy Bed. Some of it due to the fact that there was three TV camera crews filming the contest and the contestants. In other words, it was a  big hoopla of fashion, excitement, fun, nerves and 80's routines. 

For one, the 80's...The music, hair and the dance moves. It was sheer delight to see the little ones dance and revisit the 80's with such gusto!  Oh did I mention it was crowded, standing room only? Yes, the place was packed which added to the buzz in the air, not to mention perspiration from the parents and every other adult present. 

Seriously, the winner miss Alex Howe went away with the Big Princess Pink Canopy Bed, while miss Mia Spargo took home the coveted Costume Rack. And miss Eden Wood went away with being our national and international representative. In all the drama and the tension was high which is why I'm writing you to tune in and not miss the June 15th airing of TLC's "Toddlers & Tiras" exciting new season featuring our darling beds. Please go to www.princesscanopybeds.com to check out our exciting beds as featured in TLC's "Toddlers & Tiaras". 

[05/20/11 - 10:04 AM] TLC Brings Back New Seasons of "Toddlers & Tiaras" and "I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant" They'll return Wednesday,June 15 and Wednesday, June 22, respectively.

[via press release from TLC]

TLC BRINGS BACK NEW SEASONS OF "TODDLERS & TIARAS" AND "I DIDN'T KNOW I WAS PREGNANT" New Episodes Begin Wednesday, June 15 with a TODDLERS AND TIARAS Showdown (New York, NY) - On Wednesday, June 15, TLC brings back the hit series TODDLERS AND TIARAS for a fourth season starting at 10pm ET/PT. With two of the fiercest competitors in TODDLERS AND TIARAS history, the season premiere promises to be the most intense one yet. It's the fan-favorite Universal Royalty Pageant, and this time it's a Totally 80's theme. This Texas pageant is going to be the Ultimate Showdown between the two most famous pageant girls - MaKenzie and Eden - as they compete for the coveted Ultimate Grand Supreme crown. At stake, a grand prize of a big princess pink canopy bed and $1000 in cash prizing. Five-year-old pageant personality MaKenzie and her mom Juana are back for more high glitz meltdowns, while MaKenzie is still as entertaining and unpredictable as ever. Meanwhile, six-year-old self-proclaimed "pageant superstar" Eden, along with her passionate pageant mom Mickie, talk about Eden's most recent accomplishments: a book, TV appearances, a mall tour and even a new album. TLC has ordered 18 hour-long episodes. Season 3 premieres averaged 1.4 million P2+ viewers.

Read more:Breaking News - TLC Brings Back New Seasons of "Toddlers & Tiaras" and "I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant" | TheFutonCritic.comhttp://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2011/05/20/tlc-brings-back-new-seasons-of-toddlers-and-tiaras-and-i-didnt-know-i-was-pregnant-501113/20110520tlc01/#ixzz1NDxKOcFn

The Australian beauty pageant controversy, one coin two sides.

Some of the controversy with the Australian child beauty pageant is centered around the hypothesis that "healthy child development" is threatened by child beauty pageants. Because, child beauty pageants promote "increased body dissatisfaction" , " indicates a trend towards increased feelings of ineffectiveness", "greater impulsive behaviors", "difficulty trusting interpersonal relationships". This "study" was conducted by Anna Wonderlich in the Journal of Treatment and Prevention 2005. This is also the ammunition that the Australian parents against child beauty pageants is using to "promote" there views. The assumption is, that child beauty pageants according to Wonderlich is bad for children's development. 

With all "studies", personal biases usually go unaccounted for. This has been a recurring topic in postmodern philosophy i.e., that objectiveness in truth analysis is a myth which helps to reinforce a biased opinion at best. In other words, if I set out to write an objective analysis about the effects of child beauty pageants, good or bad. According to Postmodernist theory, this analysis is assumed to be biased, based on personal motivations i.e., subjectivity. Therefore "objective truth":

...involves the belief that many, if not all, apparent realities are only social constructs, as they are subject to change inherent to time and place. It emphasizes the role of language, power relations, and motivations; in particular it attacks the use of sharp classifications such as male versus female, straight versus gay, white versus black, and imperial versus colonial. Rather, it holds realities to be plural and relative, and dependent on who the interested parties are and what their interests consist in. It attempts to problematise modernist overconfidence, by drawing into sharp contrast the difference between how confident speakers are of their positions versus how confident they need to be to serve their supposed purposes. (Wikipedia on postmodernism) 


We have all been privy to the studies of eggs and cholesterol. Some studies according to the Mayo clinic in particular Thomas Behrenbeck, M.D., Ph.D. writes that eggs contribute to high cholesterol levels and should be eaten with caution at best or avoided at worst. Contrast this with, Dr David Katz M.D. who is Director of Yale University's Prevention Research Center, who recently wrote in the Huffington Post saying:


 In the case of 'eggs'clusion, I once believed it was right -- and banished eggs from my own diet for the better part of 20 years. But I watched the science as it evolved, and did what scientists are supposed to do: kept pace with it. I have reintroduced eggs back into my my own diet, and into the advise I offer my patients. (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-katz-md/usda-eggs-cholesterol_b_820497.html)


We can see by these two conclusions, that realities in "eggs as bad for consumption" varies, even in the medical world where scientific methodology and close analysis in scientific objectivity (truth) can be inconclusive. As we speak, we have two camps of thought concerning eggs, one pro and one con. Both have invested time and money in the research, both have "conclusive evidence" showing that they are scientifically right! Which is why its so important to get more than one medical opinion, because Medical opinions vary substantially. 


Postmodernist, would say they (researchers) were never objective in the first place. That the research was intended to solidify a position in the medical industry. Bringing recognition to said researcher, rather than objective proof. The motivation for publication in journals, plays a great factor in medical or social "studies" as a way to increase finances, keep tenure or increase industry recognition. Yet subjective motivations such as these, are rarely ever considered or discussed when analyzing existing data or "studies". In other words, there always exist two sides to a coin.


 Perhaps we can also apply this reasoning towards child beauty pageants as well, that is, see it from another angle a healthier angle. 


A child beauty pageant parent writes: 


my daughter is 17 and has been doing pageants since she was 4 and she is much more well rounded and confident and an all-around amazing person today, because of her pageant experiences. Pageants can be so wonderful for children who want to participate in them- they really give the girls an opportunity to go after goals, learn interview and talent skills, as well as gain so much personal poise, self-confidence and all-around good life skills... learning to be a gracious winner as well as a good sport if you don't win- learning to take turns - learning to go for a goal and try try again- learning that beauty comes from the inside out and it is who you are as a person that makes a difference- that confidence comes from within - that being a good person and doing community service makes a difference, and to never give up on your dreams. I applaud all the children that get up on stage, no matter who they are or where they are from!




 As parents, we have vested interest in seeing our children grow up into healthy, confident, and industrious adults. Can it be that Wonderlich's study on child beauty pageants, based on personal experience, be biased? What I personally witnessed at a child beauty contest, was like any other child event where children compete for prizes, honors, or titles. (though it was much more fashion orientated)


Life is full of these events, whether it be scholastic competition or sports events, It's inevitable, proving or showcasing talents will take place whether we like it or not. Showing children to behave in sportsman like quality, showing poise, being confident, achieving goals, these are all positive attributes that contribute in forming centered adults. Also, if taken to an unhealthy level, competition can lead to self-centered behavior. Then again, anything can be taken to a unhealthy level, even the most benign things have proven this.  


Toddlers and Tiaras, like any reality TV show capitalizes on drama, and as we all know drama sells. Toddlers and Tiaras, is one vehicle that shows a one sided, perhaps even unhealthy side of child beauty pageants. Then again, it has also popularized and even grown the industry by considerable measures. Which is helpful as exposure, is a desired effect in any business strategy. Either way, there is more to this coin than what meets the eye...

The Australian beauty pageant controversy, a response.

We are new to this controversy, its been rather interesting on many facets to understand the ruckus that children's beauty pageants have garnered overseas, in particular Australia.

We were the recent sponsors of Universal Royalty Beauty pageant in Plano, Texas this year. We had the opportunity to actually attend for the first time this interesting phenomena. It was a mixture of different feelings like; thrilling, competitive, anxious, hard work, and obviously disappointing for the non winners, and highly satisfying for the winners.

As Mrs Friedman summarized in her blog  , these same feelings and effects are present in children's sports. I played sports in school and I encountered hard work, dedication, anxiousness, and obviously disappointment when we did not win. Yet, I encountered great satisfaction when we did win.

These ingredients, if redirected correctly, i.e., hard work, dedication, and team spirit, are all essential ingredients that make for well rounded and industrious adult.

Was the child pageant show, exploitative as the press in Australia has over emphasized? No, I did not see that or possibly failed to notice it. I saw a lot of hard work from both the parents and the children. Was the child pageant show over sexual? No, that is ridiculous. Though I saw a parent who could have used more class with a Dolly Parton (skit). Again, the child is not to blame for any lack of class, it always points back at the parents who are lacking in their parental skills. Ultimately, this is not a ethical question either.

If Australian parents are concerned because these child beauty pageants demean little girls, I have a hard time believing that hypothesis. Psychologically, I don't know the ratios between girls who grow up attending child beauty pageants versus girls who did not attend child beauty pageants and what the lasting effect positive or negative it has. 


As a parent I can say that children who grow up in a stable home with stable parents, usually grow up with self confidence and respect themselves more, than in homes where a parent is gone or their is abuse. These abnormalities in "parenting or lack of", I have witnessed in many instances first hand.

That this type of venue encourages "pedophiles" is absurd. Pedophiles are encouraged by their own demented behavior. Where do we draw the line? Do we stop buying bathing suits for our children? Are public swimming pools pedophilia magnet centers? Who knows what the answers to these questions are? And/or are these the right questions to ask? For example, in Japan there is an overwhelming attraction to girls wearing school uniforms as being sexy, you can even say that it is stereotypically exploited in the media. Again, the question is where do we draw the line? Pedophiles are attracted by innocence, that's where the danger lies. It doesn't matter what the girls or boy wears that attracts a pedophile. Ultimately, its the child's innocence that stirs a demented mind to react.

We have been constantly reading posts from girls who cannot, for what ever reason, participate in child beauty pageants and mostly they are sad. They wish that they could be a part of the nostalgia, romanticism, and fun of a beauty pageant. I can safely say, that child beauty pageants are not for everyone, and my statement is not based on beauty as a requirement alone. From what I saw, it takes much more than physical beauty to win, it also takes a lot of heart.

News Flash...New Eden Wood Showgirl Princess Canopy Bed Underway.

When it comes to showgirl looks and Las Vegas talent, Princess Eden Wood is the girl to know. She has been so busy with all her schooling, showbiz commitments and promotions, that we at Princess Canopy Beds want her to feel extra primped when she comes home from her long day at the office. 

That is why, we are announcing that Princess Canopy Beds is working extra long hours designing a new, one of a kind signature, Eden Wood Showgirl Princess Canopy Bed. This beautiful bed will match her awesome Las Vegas showgirl outfit.
She will even have a matching bed for her showgirl doll.


Using a flurry of hot pink, purple, light pink, silver sequins and even real crystals, this bed alone is going to be a Las Vegas hit!
We are sure it will get your temperature raising so stay tuned as we will be presenting this one of a kind bed to a million dollar baby.

The winner of our Plano Texas Pageant's Princess Canopy Beds costume rack is...

When Princess Canopy Beds, went to Plano Texas for the Universal Royalty Beauty Pageant, we went bearing gifts. Besides sponsoring the Pageant with a signature Princess Canopy Bed for the Supreme grand winner we also had an adorable costume rack for a raffle free of charge that we would give out to another deserving princess, and there were a lot of them!

With all the hoopla surrounding this intense pageant and all the contestants getting prepared to give it there all, there was still time it seemed to fill out the required entry form for the contest to win this adorable costume rack.

We knew that this adorable costume rack would be a wonderful addition to any princesses' princess suite.  The Princess Costume rack is a perfect place to display that beautiful pageant dress and other knick knacks including costume jewelry.

While our signature Princess Canopy Bed got all the deserved attention it was the costume rack that was up for grabs from anyone filling out a simple entry form.

It so happened that the Princess Canopy Beds' Costume rack winner was the adorable and very beautiful Princess Mia Nicole Spargo.

Mia did such a great job with her presentation and boy was she cute! We are so delighted that she took home the Princess Canopy Bed costume rack, because she is such a little worker and we can tell that she puts all her heart into being a beauty contestant and a full blown Princess.  Here at Princess Canopy Beds we say, "good job Mia, and crew" (parents) for putting on a good show!

By the way we really loved the Russian Doll talent piece, it was so adorable!

...and the winner is...in Plano, Texas

We are proud to announce that Princess Alex Howe was the Ultimate Grand Supreme winner of our signature Princess Canopy Bed, one thousand dollars in cash, teddy bear and six foot trophy all in Plano, Texas!

Wow she went home with the goods!

Here at Princess Canopy Beds we say,"girl you deserve it". We found you to be a sweet person, and a hard working beauty pageant contestant. Princess Canopy Beds hopes that you have sweet princess dreams on your new bed!

You deserve it Alex!

Introducing Miss Eden Wood as our new Princess Canopy Beds Model

Our new add model Miss Eden Wood

Princess Canopy Beds arrived in Dallas on Thursday very excited about the events that were to unfold.  A few days prior we were looking at images of  young pageant contestants. We happened to come across a very stunning little girl named Eden Wood who captured our attention and imagination. Princess Canopy Beds fell in love with her face and thought, "wouldn't it be great to have Eden Wood be the new face to represent our bed lines."

 We set up our bed, and costume rack for the  Universal Royalty Beauty Pageant, held at the Southfork Hotel in Plano, Texas. We were full of anticipation, as we had donated our bed to sponsor the winner of this coveted pageant and raffled off our costume rack to the lucky winner. 

Mrs. Annette Hill , owner and founder of "Ultimate Royalty Beauty Pageants", was so excited about our new partnership as we are too. We came prepared and brought gift bags for the contestants filled with princess delights, ballons and prizes. 

costume rack

Our set up was perfect as we had great product placement.  As the contestants arrived, they could see our bed in full view!  When the girl's were told that our bed was the "Grand Prize" they were ecstatic!  Each contestant headed straight to the bed upon  arrival, we decided that it would be impossible to not let the girls play on the bed. As soon as they saw the bed, they immediately went to it and jumped right in. At one time during this melee there could have been at least 10 girls on the bed! 

To say that our Princess Canopy bed was eye candy for these darling contestants would be an understatement. These seasoned veterans of beauty pageants were stunned to be confronted by so much princess power emanating from our princess Bed.  To add fuel to the fire, unsuspecting moms were telling their little girls to," work hard" and "strut your stuff" so they could win the bed!

Belgian TV

One little girl came in and said in her deep Texan drawl, "I'm going win that bed, momma"!   It was too cute. Did we mention, that in all this pandemonium, three camera crews were also taping the Pageant! Toddlers and Tiaras, Belgium TV and Australian TV were there to film the whole thing!

Not only was it exciting for the beauty contestants but it was also very exciting and rewarding to us. As most business owners know, the daily grind of business ownership and task management is tedious to say the least.  Being involved in this pageant was a way for us to experience first hand what our beds do to the little girls for whom they are intended for. 

The results of the pageant has been overwhelming.  The little beauty contestants worked so hard and gave it there all. This made for a very good show full of beauty, talent and Princess power.  We were so impressed by the amount of work that goes into putting all of this together.  Our cheers go to Annette Hill, all the contestants and their parents for making this experience worth while. Also we want to thank the staff at Southfork Hotel in Plano, Texas for all their behind the scenes, help and assistance that they provided, they are such good people.  

At the end of the show, Princess Canopy Beds was able to speak to Miss Eden Wood and manager about the teaming together of Eden and our bed lines.  It is official "Eden Wood" is the new cover Girl for our National and International Sales Campaign!  

It looks like a little 

Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo  is in the  air!

Lights, Camera, Action!

After surrounding ourselves in the pink glitter and glitz for over 9 years, we are now ready to spread some of our sparkle to the Pageantry world! Princess Canopy Beds will donate a bed to the Ultimate Royalty Beauty Pageant this March in Plano Texas!

Miss Eden Wood, may be the possible recipient of our Signature Princess Bed at this show! Eden Wood has been featured on:

CBS News,
The Insider 2010,
ABC's Nightline
& Good Morning America, To name a few.

The presenting of the bed will be filmed and may be seen on Toddlers and Tiaras TLC this 2011!



Watch out runway, here comes our Princess Canopy Bed!!

Stay tuned for more details and images of this glamorous event....

please use the below link to highlight her name in pink if possible

New Beds for little Princesses

Well, here it is our line of new beds. This beauty is the Zebra bed and its eye candy for young girls who adore Zebra print material. Please visit our web page at www.princesscanopybeds.com for more information! ta ta for now.

New Beds for 2011

So this is love? Well, Yes Princess and the Frog bed is what we are calling this masterpiece. Hope you love it!

So this is love!

We started off this year 2011 with some great new products. Being in business for 9 yrs running has been so fun and fulfilling. We have delivered thousands of our beds to little Princesses everywhere. Our new line of Princess Tiana bed has been a great hit, Thank you Disney for introducing a beautiful African American Princess into the star studded line up of Disney Princesses! We also have included many new Princess beddings to our gorgeous Canopy Bed line. Feel free to visit our websit at www.princesscanopybeds.com