(Point to head.)And right on top was a funny, old hat. (Chorus)She had two hairs in her head. (Hold up two fingers.)One was alive and the other was dead. (Chorus)She had two eyes in her head. (Point to eyes.)One was purple and the other was red. (Chorus)She had two teeth in her mouth.
Pointe is dangerous work, but if at right age, strength, and proper care, dancers do it. Please do not let your child go en pointe until further ballet training and she is in her early teens. Source(s): Almost 16 years ballet 11 years en pointe.
Injuries from dance span all ages, but the risk of injury is greatest during a young dancerâs growth spurt. This is usually between the ages of 8 to 12 for girls and 10 to 14 for boys. During this period, a childâs bones are the weakest, which places the dancer at high risk for fractures (broken bones) and stress fractures (small cracks in a bone).