Are child beauty pageants harmless fun or sexist and exploitative? On Saturday, the first Miss Little Scotland beauty pageant will take place in Glasgow. The 15 finalists, who are aged between six and 12, are competing for a one-year modelling contract and an expenses-paid trip to Euro Disney in Paris. The judges say they are looking for more than just a pretty face, and the winner should portray inner beauty and great self-esteem. So, are child beauty pageants simply harmless fun, or do they represent something more sinister? Scotland Tonight heard from Angel Dairo from Model Scotland, who is organising the Miss Little Scotland event; Andy Holder, whose daughter is taking part in the pageant; and Susie Cormack, who is the editor of the I-ON Glasgow magazine and a former fashion correspondent.