Meghan Trainor talks about her body image worries
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Meghan Trainor: Girls need to learn to love themselves at a younger age
Do you ever worry about how you look? Well if you do, you're not alone.
Newsround has made a special programme about what kids think about their body image.
In 'Being Me ' a Newsround Special, Millie from 'Millie Inbetween' becomes a Newsround reporter. She asks why our appearance is such a big deal for so many of us.
Celebrities talk about their body image issues
Listen to Victoria Baldesarra, who plays Michelle in The Next Step, speak about how she hasn't always felt comfortable about her body.
Victoria Baldesarra, who plays Michelle in The Next Step, says she didn't always feel comfortable about her body
She says she was self conscious about her developing body when she was dancing and competing in competitions. She says it's only as she got older she learned to be kinder to herself.
The Olympic Gymnast who wasn't always so happy
Hear Olympic gymnast Louis Smith talking about his body image and the issues that concerned him most when he was growing up.
Olympic gymnast Louis Smith talks about his body image issues. He hated his long arms when he was growing up.
He told the Newsround Special 'Being Me' that he was teased about his long arms when he was younger.
But he learned to use them to his advantage on the pommel horse and is now Britain's greatest ever Olympic gymnast.
The Oscar winning Actress who thought she was unattractive when she was younger
Oscar winning actress Julianne Moore disliked her freckles growing up.
Julianne Moore hated her freckles growing up. Now she says she likes being different and has accepted her beauty.
She says when she was younger, she was self conscious about her red hair, pale skin and freckles.
But now she says she's happier with how she looks.
You can watch 'Being Me ' on C麻豆社 at 6.15pm on 31 March.
- Published6 October 2014
