Patrica,
Make sure you have one of the parents sign a model's release form that says you can use the photographs for portraits or any other type of art. The book "Art Marketing 101" by Constance Smith gives all the legal reasons why this is necessary plus provides a sample release form to use.
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I agree with the sentiments expressed above: Cute kid, not suitable portrait reference material (too much hair in the way, too casual, etc) and you need to get a model's release signed by the guardian on the spot to give you written permission (to photograph her, to put the photos on the Internet and to paint from the photos.) Nice step in the right direction, though.
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