What is this complaint about me not knowing how to pose?

I know exactly how it's done. But you see, I only flirt with the camera when I think it deserves my smiles. I'm not a sell-out. And Maja isn't either. And no - I see no contradiction between maintaining the integrity and posing dressed like a doll. Provided, of course, that you a, feel like posing and b, find the doll dress comfortable and otherwise appealing. At the risk of sounding (ok, being) judgemental: I have a feeling those who think there's a difference between being held in front of the camera wearing matching dresses and being held in front of the camera wearing something from the spring collection of Me&I or some small but to all anxious baby fashion-followers recognizeable Danish brand tend to be people who find self-assertion in being individual within the strictly given norm that is seasonally set by Mama. Not that I dislike those apparels - I just find the mob behaviour a bit... unattractive.