Just to be informative not a bs talker, the jelly curls brand Iâm not sure about that specific product has chemicals in it that effects certain parts of females bad do some research on which one I forgot but my girlfriend stopped using them completely due to that. Nice set up
â@@RandomInterwebUser Um, she's f*cking 6 years old, not a teenager. And watching TV for a few hours isn't going to get you addicted and I know you're not talking since you're on your damn phone right now. Are you addicted to being an idiot?
â@@RandomInterwebUser Bro do u really think the mom would not teach her child to wash their own hair after a while? She's so young still so it's okay đ
She will always remember how lovingly her momma washed her hair when she was young! May it be a cherished memory for all of you in your years to come đ„°
â@@cecebruh6287 she's watching a movie.. no different than getting your hair done in front of the tv so you're not dying of boredom because the process takes ages
God forbid you treat your kids like precious beings you created đ I donât understand people who try SO hard to get the rest of us to neglect children
my dad washed my curls for me for YEARS and at the very least helped me check to make sure i washed everything out until i was around 7. this is far from coddling- it's just helping out your kiddo and making a mundane task a little more enjoyable ! so sweet đ„ș
I am Mexican American, and when I was a child, my hair was extremely curly. Unfortunately, due to the times before much was available for curly hair and due to my mother not having the patience to detangle My hair correctly, hair time usually consisted of stress, crying and frustration. My mother often kept my hair short due to said issue. Anyhow, every time I see these kinds of videos, I canât help but get a little teary eyed, wishing could have had this sort of experience; but happy that you are doing so for your childâ.
As a disabled person, I totally get this. Not only is it super helpful for me when someone helps me wash my hair, it's a form of love and care, and you keep doing what you're doing!
â ââ @@DatCheeseCake ever went to your friends house and didnât talk? just watched a movie, nap, listen to music. sometimes itâs the feel of love and comfort of just being around the people you love.. even if youâre each doing your own thing, plus they are children lol, they get bored fast
â@@DatCheeseCakethis isn't the same. What you're thinking of is a kid on iPad all day unsupervised and alone, this girl is watching a movie WITH her mother and interacting with her. That's the difference. It's also probably not all day but we can't judge someone's entire life from one short video
@@thatbeanfrYâall know sometimes presence is enough right? Plus sheâs caring for her at the time. Bonding doesnât need immediate interaction. Yâall are trying to make her look like an obsessed iPad kid over a sweet and caring moment, itâs disgusting
but it's never as good as a bond as talking with you child which has better effects on so many things concerning the delevopment of the child â@paralegalkc
@@readyaimfirebreather2552 There were a bonding is there a way? Why is this such an issue? Why is people making something wholesome and beautiful into but I would do it this way, but she should do it this way. Sheâs doing it the way that she wants to do it can we just enjoy it or not watch the channel why is everyone so critical all the time. Cheese and Crackers
@@minorkey5286 and the day she begins to explore and develop her independence (which will happen) and asks to do it herself, Iâm sure this mother will take a step back. Making this experience stress free and enjoyable means this girl will probs grow up having good respect for her own self care. Whatâs a stranger got to complain about hereâŠ
I love all the newer devices that make washing hair in the sink so much easier instead of my childhood memories of the bend/break the neck over that sink routine, haha. I love how you responded to all the probing questions with tact and grace. You're a great Momma! đâ€
I remember my mother tossing me up on the kitchen counter to wash my hair for me, and I did NOT enjoy it. Wet hair is heavy! It was uncomfortable even with a rolled up towel under my neck. But that discomfort was a decent motivator to get me to wash it myself at that age.
This is beautiful bonding time! Youâre teaching her to invest in herself and her self care! You are creating comfort and safety and as a result BEAUTIFULLY cared for hair. Great job!
This is possibly the most wholesome video Iâll see all week. The love between the mom and kid is so evident through the video that it gives me happy butterflies đ„čđ„č
Yes, my mil gives me hell for still helping my 8 year old, her dentist and pediatrician both said kids need help with washing/brushing teeth til theyâre at least 10, now when comes to brushing teeth I let her do it first then I go over them and help her floss. Itâs also bonding, girl time. She loves it, teaching her skin care and how to take care of her nails etc I was in foster care in my critical learning years and I sadly wasnât even taught the basics like properly brushing teeth the right way and wish I had a mom to help me like this. đ good job
Looks like a mother who is enjoying being a mother and raising a happy daughter. You are teaching her that doing her hair doesn't have to be torture, but can be done with love. 100% wish my mother took this approach when I was a child.
Some people đ€Šââïžđ€Šââïž not only are you caring for their hair wonderfully. You are also making them feel so loved and spending time with them. That is so important.
I think it is so important. I know that curly hair are hard to take care of and black hair even more. But she reall should let her kid deal with her hair from time to time. She said she does it because it won't be done as good as she (the mom) would. And that is true. But as someone who was not let doing my hair, i can testify it helps a lot in developing the self confidence, and self autonomy of the kid
Maybe she does đ€· there's lots we don't know about this family and that child. Im sure the mom knows she'll have to educate her daughter on hair care and turn it over to her but the girl is clearly young. She doesnt need to grow up so fast. There will be time for that.
@@SonRagnardude it doesn't quite literally mean they are a king or queen that promotes slavery it's just saying your doing good or you look good stuff like that. I'm not sure how you got the idea that people saying YAS KING/QUEEN means they support slavery that's just jumping to conclusions
â@@SonRagnar what the hell are you talking about. You're just proving what kind of person you are by bringing up slavery in a black person's comment...-
it just shows how much of an amazing mom she is ignoring all the hate and focusing on herself and her family,and focusing on what her kids like and not other people!â€ïžâ€ïž
@@saisreeramsarangi9107You know the main aspect of addiction is that itâs repetitive and you canât leave it right? How can you tell from ONE video? Hating wonât give you anything but bad blood
I personally hate it, but I know it's necessary. I just tend to feel like I'm drowning. Also, my hairdresser is very heavy-handed and tends to scratch me a lot
People don't understand how much of a bonding moment this is. My grandmother did my hair for me since I was a kid. She passed away and these were my strongest moments with her. The salon, the time together, and her sharing a moment doing what she loved with her granddaughter. Continue to have these special moments between you and your family. They will always remember â€ïž
My grandma would have me lay on the counter top just like this young girl and she'd wash it for me, then have me lay down over the vents and turn the heat on xD I was an asshole kid when it came to blow dryers so that was her solution and I loved it. I'd giggle every time I had to lay on the bathroom floor for an hour while my hair dried. She, like your grandmother, also passed and I most definitely agree, my strongest moments with her were doing this! Everyone else saying that she's raising a non-independant woman just because she does her hair at 8 years old, man I feel sorry for their childhood!
@@Amanda.Marie40 I don't know about you, but whenever I go to hair salons (even when I was a kid) the TV is always on. It really no different lol And I wish I had this contraption when my mom would wash my hair, I was breaking my neck every time we used the sink T-T
i do this with my son still sometimes too. he has 3A/3B hair and at 9 years old, naturally he doesnât know nor have the patience to do an entire hair routine to take care of his specific hair type. and i love spending extra time with him doing self-care stuff so itâs a win-win! god forbid parents and kids spend a little extra time together once a week đ
I adopted three black children. Boy did I have a lot to learn about hair! I did it though and made sure their hair was always beautiful! Skin too!!! Now my straight, red hair has turned curly and kinky. Itâs the same texture as my biracial daughter!!! I tell her that her beautiful genes have melded into mine! I just wish I could get a little melanin in my skin! Nope, itâs not happening. I burn in five minutes. Literally.
How do I find out what hair type my son has. I try hard to help with tangling and keeping the curls nice, but I have a feeling I donât have the right products for him. He loves his long spiral curls (rocker punk style) and this white mom wants to do it right. â€
@@mboren6144 I found a salon run by black women. They taught me everything I needed to know and helped me with things I couldnât do. Itâs a riot to sit in their salons. They sure have a lot more fun than we boring, white people! I like to go and just sit there and listen to them talk and laugh. Their friends even stop by just to say hi or bring them treats. Itâs like a social club. My favorite place!!! My kids are grown now so I have to beg to go with them to their hair appointments! Canât miss the fun!
â ââ ââ @@mboren6144 Look up a curl pattern chart. Itâll show you the difference between wavy, curly, and coily hair. Once you know what type it is itâs easier to find a routine for it. If heâs got spirals he may be in the 3 category which is curls. Wishing you and your little rockstar good luck :)
I like that you are washing your kids hair. This will always be a good memory for them and it's a good time to bond now. Good job. And keep it up for as long as they let you.
Its because shes a perfectly able young girl. Coddling is fine for toddlers, but at some point this becomes bizarre at best. At what age do your children start learning to wash themselves? This is bizarre, not "wholesome". If this girl was disabled or special needs, itd just be a Tuesday.
Not really so much a mystery, they probably never experienced it so to them it's unfamiliar, so either they're mad others get it and they don't/didn't or they just can't fathom it, either way it's just sad people become this cold.
Im not saying in this case thatâs the issue. But being resilient means teaching kids to be independent as soons as possible. Let them do things themselves. Be bored sometimes. Do things you donât like. So when is see there is an iPad hanging there Iâm like jees. Just donât be stimuled for one hour will you. And if a Kid kan do this herself let them do it themselves. But everyone must do what they think is good so thatâs fine. But I get why people say or think certain things.
@@Eva-lv1lj there is not a child out there that can fully take care of hair of that texture. I have 3b hair and only learned how to properly take care of it when I got to my 20s. Maybe you should spend more time being bored, as you say, and less time worrying about what others do in their homes and excusing peoples nosey behavior. Have a good one.
Love that last line. Why are so many people obsessed with making their kids struggle as much as they did? Or not, and then putting them down for "having it good"? What's so wrong with wanting your kids to have it better than you did, making them happy, out of pure genuine love for them? I hate that older generations make a competition out of suffering. Beautiful setup mama, I'm glad you strive so hard to make your children happy and comfortable. They will remember this and it will make them better people, despite what others may say.
give a poor man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach him to fish and you feed him for life. the point of parenting is not having a doll to play with, but to teach them how to take care of themselves. they could have a great time and bond while actually TEACHING her daughter how to take care of herself...
It's nice giving them a better life that they didn't have. But it's also very important to teach them how to take care of themselves. This little girl looks old enough to learn at least the basics, so instead of giving her a phone to watch a video, you could tell her what you're applying, in what order and amount and how to without damaging her hair. Or at least tell each other stories or jokes
You have done such a great job fostering the beautiful connection of hair care. I love that you know whatâs good for your family and donât apologize. Sheâs beautiful â€
I think this is wonderful mom and child bonding and time spent connecting. Itâs therapeutic and shows love and caring. Who cares if they have a shower it will never replace this time you have with your child. I think itâs beautiful.
Donât think people have an issue with her mom washing her kids hair. Itâs more about why a mom canât have an intimate moment with their kid without a screen as a third wheel
@@mariofuentesmolina2096not youâre kid and youâre not a doctor so no way you should find a kid using a device bought by parents for entertainment while getting hair done a problem or affecting the children health at all
@@kiwhyyhow would you know if she watches ipad for the whole day? Itâs to keep her entertained while the deep conditioning works ,yâall be dou!ng the most istg
Aw yeah, I was thinking of the bonding too âșïž Years from now, they may go through something tough in life and be feeling lonely and defeated, but memories of someone caring for you like this stick around and bring you comfort when you need it. Sure she might not âneedâ to wash their hair for them, but theyâll remember that she did things for them out of care and love in addition to the necessities
@@goldenerkese uh itâs definitely not the same as actually being present and talking to each other đ thatâs like saying youâll still experience and remember a movie the same while scrolling on your phone the whole time
I only understand that kinda ipad stuff for a movie during something that actually takes a bit and leaves a kid stuck in one spot, example being a situation like this. the built in stand kinda really wild yeah thoughđđ (and any access on their own outside of like parent approved movies I do not understand and never will)
They ironically prove that they are destroying the attention spans of kids. My mom used to wash my hair and I was just present and happy to be there lol. no toys no i pad, just me and my mom
My mom washed our hair similarly. Only back then we had books from the library. For black families hair washing is a beautiful experience for daughters and mothers. A big to do.
@@Wanker527honey if youâre making this comments I bet your hair is 1. Easier to maintain than black hair 2. Has always been culturally acceptable. For you, hair care is basic grooming. For people of African descent, in a society where ironing your coils flat was once the only acceptable way to wear your hair, caring for natural hair is not only grooming and a bonding experience, it is a loving act of self acceptance. Hair is deeply tied to the cultural history of African Americans. If you do not understand it then recognize that you do not understand it and keep it moving.
@@Wanker527no one was talking about anyone else. Everytime itâs a black experience that black people collectively expensive people like you wanna have a input and twist words around like we said others donât do that. yes there might be other people that have done that okay cool but no one is talking about those few that does it. Every black girl have had this experience with their mom (if ofc they had a decently health relationship with their mother)
@@kay3722itâs easier to do the hair separate. why did you assume theyâre not showering? itâs easier to do the hair separate and put on a shower cap when itâs time to shower
You know what? I bet these kids are gonna have fond memories of this time spent together having their hair lovingly looked after. Creating lovely moments and taking care of them in a way that works for your family? Good job!
This has got to be such an incredible bonding exercise between mom and daughter. That little girl is gonna grow up with such good, warm, comfortable memories.
My mom washed my hair for me until I was about 10! And sporadically for a couple more years after that. Kids just have a hard time knowing when the job is actually done, and hair care as a child is so important for long term hair health. This is a good momma đâ€
True! My ma washed my hair for a while, and on occasion still offers to even now (I'm 20). Yeah, I can wash my hair myself, but it's good bonding time for us while we gossip about our respective coworkers together, and it's also an act of care for me as her kid. I have a really bad skin condition on my scalp and it's so difficult to care for on my own, I always appreciate the care
As a black girl with natural curly hair, I just wanna say youâre doing absolutely amazing! The amount of times youâre going to wash her hair will give you such a good opportunity to bond!†Edit: not to be that person but thank yâall so much for 240 likes in 10 HOURS
What a wonderful bonding moment between a parent and her child. This makes me nostalgic for when my mom used to blow dry and curl my hair before school in the morning. It felt so good to be pampered and to spend that much one-on-one with my mom. It made me feel so cared for. đ€
This looks so comforting and soothing. Like being at a spa but better because you are investing time into your children. Good job Mama this is beautiful!!!
â@@user-ct1jy8od4w it's up to a certain point, just because they want to have a specific way of showing love doesn't mean its gonna be for everything... its really common sense
â @@user-ct1jy8od4w Do you know how useless kids are at getting conditioner out of their hair? Especially textured hair. Kids need help, not dandruff.
@@user-ct1jy8od4wso..you believe parents shouldnât clothe or feed their children either? Cause oh no god forbid literal CHILDREN have any dependence on their parents, full 100% independence is the best đ
Maaaaan eff these kids. They get EVERYTHING! Lmfaooo when my mom had wash my hair in the kitchen sink, all I had to watch was my eyelids, and the tears that the shampoo gave me đđđđ
It doesn't matter what kind of hair they have or whether or not they can wash their own hair, this is a beautiful and sweet bonding moment between mother and child!! This is something these kids will remember for the rest of their lives!!
â@@suziebee4240people that do that are mostly adults. This kid is a couple years old. It's crucial for a child that age to be present with their family. It's not the same as you watching a movie while getting your hair done.
i feel like these people asking these questions have bone straight hair and donât understand the upkeep alone and how much work this is. itâs a blessing your child has you to help with their hair â€
Yeah only if she actually talks with her mom without spending time on the iPad.... I have really thick & long black hair since childhood my hair was always thick no matter if I cut it or let it grow long.... But after a certain age I stopped taking my mom's help & did all the things on my own, rather than using an iPad she can build bonding with her mom by talking with her
Love this. Donât get why some people canât see that black hair requires more care. My niece is biracial and her mom had to learn how to take care of her hair. I think itâs a sweet bonding experience when done right like shown here.
@@zeincexxx1285curly hair and straight hair require different products plus you dint have to wash black hair everyday.. why cant you just accept that lmao
Both my children are biracial. One child has very curly thick hair and LOVES her hair to be washed in the sink. I work long shifts, so this is our time to talk about her day and upcoming events. My other child has my thin, straight hair but also loves having her hair washed in the sink because she likes the scalp massages and our time together.
@@zeincexxx1285ask any black girl, theyâll tell you they got their hair washed in the sink or over the bathtub faucet during childhood. I would have never been able to wash my hair properly if it werenât for my mother
Nothing ever wrong with bonding with your kids. She will remember this for the rest of her life, long after youâre gone mama. And thatâs beautiful.
@@rewa6946 but it's still spending time with her mum, it's with someone she trusts and can talk to if necessary. Sure, the iPad doesn't help but it's still a good bonding experience between mother and daughter.
â@@rewa6946 she's a child doing a normal everyday activity. she'll remember half of it anyway. do you think people are some kind of encyclopedia of everything that happened to them as children? like? God forbid the child relax while watching something
â@@sandwichtaha I'm sorry mommy and daddy didn't know how to bond with you so now you don't know what bonding is and need to make it everyone else's issue
Legit blows my mind at the comments. I see a momma whoâs taking care of her daughters. What precious quality time to love on her and help them to love their hair. †keep it up queens
I see this as a great way to bond too. It's an enjoyable experience for you both, and yall clearly have a good time with it, so why stop what already works and is awesome to see? â€
I think the issue is people think this will result in a person who cant do things for themselfs, i mean i gotta say kid seems a little big to not be able to bath themselves. I was mowing the lawn at 6 lol, and also the need to have a screen during every activity is harming are youths attention span tremendously
Idk, it just seem like excessive pampering. I mean come on, washing hair requires it's own freaking setup with tablet? How about she does it herself? ;D
My mom washed my hair until I was about 11. I loved it. Youâre a good Mom. Iâm 42 now and I still look back everyday and appreciate all she did for us kids. â€
Iâm white and I grew up getting my hair washed in the sink. (Iâm 42 now) and we also bathed babies in the sink. Iâm from Mississippi Itâs a normal thing here in the south. I think maybe bc there is a heavier black influence in the south. This is beautiful I have so much nostalgia watching this. But also I agree with the one commenter I definitely needed that set up. Water everywhere and a crick in my neck.
I'm from a lower class family in Texas and it's very normal for our families. We had very long hair and our family was very focused on act of service as a love language.
I love that you guys do this, and that you get to spend this quality time together. â€ïžđ„°â€ïžđ„°â€ïž Anybody who says differently or insults y'all can go take a long walk off a short bridge!! đ€Łđ€Ł
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Holy crap how much money in hair products do yâall use per month? I donât even want to knowđđđ
ââ@@bfromthea76632 mill subs I'm sure they spend a lot I wonder how much she makes with that store she linked alone.
Just to be informative not a bs talker, the jelly curls brand Iâm not sure about that specific product has chemicals in it that effects certain parts of females bad do some research on which one I forgot but my girlfriend stopped using them completely due to that. Nice set up
Her little giggles right before her wash routine tells you everything you need to know about your routine. Good job mom.
(Chat has proven me dumb) When she canât wash her own hair when sheâs 20, and addicted to that screen.. you might think differently đ
@@RandomInterwebUser fr bro like who even gave kids comfort and love
â@@RandomInterwebUser Um, she's f*cking 6 years old, not a teenager. And watching TV for a few hours isn't going to get you addicted and I know you're not talking since you're on your damn phone right now. Are you addicted to being an idiot?
â@@RandomInterwebUser Bro do u really think the mom would not teach her child to wash their own hair after a while? She's so young still so it's okay đ
Mother daughter bonding â€
There's something so indulgent and comforting to have someone wash your hair. It's a wonderful, pampered feeling.
giving your kids I pad so they doesn't bother you
This comment is schizophrenic â@@DoYourFrench
My mom would wash my hair when I was sick as a kid. It was some of my best memories. I loved it.
Ok boyle, I agree.
so real, every time i go to the barber i feel bliss when they wash my hair before cutting it, even if i dont like being touched
âItâs okay to make things comfy and enjoyable for your kidâ such important words đ
A lot of people seem to forget that kids will hate things if they are painful and uncomfortable and will carry them to adulthood
She will always remember how lovingly her momma washed her hair when she was young! May it be a cherished memory for all of you in your years to come đ„°
also it's such a beautiful way to bond with your children and i'm certain it helps make these wash days feel like spa days!!
It would be if the brain rot iPad wasnât in the kids face
â@@hannahp.fletcher9969 exactly.
How exactly is it bonding if they're just watching brain rot videos the entire time
â @@cecebruh6287itâs a movie not a tik tok bruh. Plus you donât know how much screen time they get on a normal basis. Itâs fine
â@@cecebruh6287 she's watching a movie.. no different than getting your hair done in front of the tv so you're not dying of boredom because the process takes ages
@@cecebruh6287 youâre literally on CZcams watching shortsâŠ. Um explain?? lol is your brain not rotting as we speak?!?
âIts ok to make things comfortable and enjoyable for your kidsâ literal chillsđ been saying this forever đ©
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OK look I understand the people that donât agree with me on some level. I had parents that did not make anything comfortable or enjoyable unless I did something seriously deserving of a reward. They were very much tough lovers. And I do feel like that made me a very humble, considerate, and well-rounded person. Additionally, there are some adults out there, whose parents definitely coddle them to this day and probably told them every single day of their childhood that they are the king of this earth. And those people are so annoying. But I feel like thereâs a way to raise a child in moderation. I love kids and I think that they are a gift to this earth. Ppl constantly tell kids that childhood is the best time of their life so why not make it the best time of their life. I feel like making certain things comfortable and enjoyable for your kids isnât spoiling them its just letting them be kids.
It saves everyone a whole lot of bs
â@@namjoonie936ok what happens when this kid grows up, mommy is gonna do everything to make her comfortable till she dies, ok sure
God forbid you treat your kids like precious beings you created đ
I donât understand people who try SO hard to get the rest of us to neglect children
â@@bonnie1303because theyve been neglected before, anything that is healthy is unfamiliar to them. So I guess thats why?
@@majestikhunnthey also believe basic care is spoiling kids too. I pray these people heal fr đ€
my dad washed my curls for me for YEARS and at the very least helped me check to make sure i washed everything out until i was around 7. this is far from coddling- it's just helping out your kiddo and making a mundane task a little more enjoyable ! so sweet đ„ș
I am Mexican American, and when I was a child, my hair was extremely curly. Unfortunately, due to the times before much was available for curly hair and due to my mother not having the patience to detangle
My hair correctly, hair time usually consisted of stress, crying and frustration. My mother often kept my hair short due to said issue. Anyhow, every time I see these kinds of videos, I canât help but get a little teary eyed, wishing could have had this sort of experience; but happy that you are doing so for your childâ.
As a disabled person, I totally get this. Not only is it super helpful for me when someone helps me wash my hair, it's a form of love and care, and you keep doing what you're doing!
Hard to love someone with an iPad in your face all day
Hard to love you when you donât exist
â ââ @@DatCheeseCake ever went to your friends house and didnât talk? just watched a movie, nap, listen to music. sometimes itâs the feel of love and comfort of just being around the people you love.. even if youâre each doing your own thing, plus they are children lol, they get bored fast
â@@DatCheeseCakethis isn't the same. What you're thinking of is a kid on iPad all day unsupervised and alone, this girl is watching a movie WITH her mother and interacting with her. That's the difference. It's also probably not all day but we can't judge someone's entire life from one short video
@@krisb933 please don't be a parent
This is actually such a sweet mother-daughter bonding
No? The daughter is on her iPad???????
@@thatbeanfrliterally bro this isnât sweet sheâs attached to the screen đ
She's on her phone....
@@thatbeanfrYâall know sometimes presence is enough right? Plus sheâs caring for her at the time. Bonding doesnât need immediate interaction. Yâall are trying to make her look like an obsessed iPad kid over a sweet and caring moment, itâs disgusting
@@lvvy4406can you stop hating her daughter is clearly being taken care of you negative people always try to find ways to tear people down
Creating a bond like this between you and your daughter is the most important thing in a mother and daughter relationship! Good job mom!
Teaching children what SELFCARE actually looks like is TOP TIER PARENTING
Itâs comforting for both parents and kiddos. Making memories. How could anyone possibly find a negative in thatâŠ.
She's going to remember that iPad being shoved in her face
Only thing I would change is remove the iPad and actually have a conversation with the kid to make a real bond.
@@LazyBoyA1 Thatâs what you would do. Sheâs bonding her way.
but it's never as good as a bond as talking with you child which has better effects on so many things concerning the delevopment of the child â@paralegalkc
@@readyaimfirebreather2552 There were a bonding is there a way? Why is this such an issue? Why is people making something wholesome and beautiful into but I would do it this way, but she should do it this way. Sheâs doing it the way that she wants to do it can we just enjoy it or not watch the channel why is everyone so critical all the time. Cheese and Crackers
Washing and doing your babyâs hair as a poc is prolly one of the bigger moments theyâll always remember đ„čđ„č
but she's like 8? so not really a baby
Huh?
She will remember it. Itâs such a beautiful act of love.
@@minorkey5286 and the day she begins to explore and develop her independence (which will happen) and asks to do it herself, Iâm sure this mother will take a step back.
Making this experience stress free and enjoyable means this girl will probs grow up having good respect for her own self care. Whatâs a stranger got to complain about hereâŠ
@@minorkey5286I remember things from when I was 4, my memories with my dad before he passed so itâs definitely possible
I wish this was around when we were younger it's so comforting having your mom wash your hair!!
That's a big commitment of time and so much love! These kids have an amazing mother!
The laugh, the trust, the time spent together. People remember good times like this.
Time spent together? She's on that tablet.
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@@jappyjapnoor-ri3gt Makes sense
@@jappyjapnoor-ri3gtSince when speaking the truth makes people a bot? There were barely any interactions.
The pampering, the spoiling, the entitlement.
What happens when that kidâs 22 and nobody will wash its hair for free
I love all the newer devices that make washing hair in the sink so much easier instead of my childhood memories of the bend/break the neck over that sink routine, haha. I love how you responded to all the probing questions with tact and grace. You're a great Momma! đâ€
My sister and I had to kneel on a chair in front of the kitchen sink and my mom would dig her fingernails into our scalps. It was torture!
I remember my mother tossing me up on the kitchen counter to wash my hair for me, and I did NOT enjoy it. Wet hair is heavy! It was uncomfortable even with a rolled up towel under my neck. But that discomfort was a decent motivator to get me to wash it myself at that age.
I love seeing how diverse such simple things can be across cultures
Not the dad smelling her toes đđđđ
bruh i would KILL to have this wash day set up
I find this so wholesome! Not only all the reasons she mentions, but also creating moments and memories they will hold on to forever! â€
She'll only remember she was watching fortnite or or somesht on her tablet.
@@kellywilson137people like you I swear đ
@@Violet-de7rwheâs right sheâs not making me memories while staring at a tablet
â@Xnncx930 you never had your hair and scalp washed with care and love and it SHOWS
as an adult I can confirm I still remember and cherish the time my mom washed, braided, or brushed my hair as a kid
This is beautiful bonding time! Youâre teaching her to invest in herself and her self care! You are creating comfort and safety and as a result BEAUTIFULLY cared for hair. Great job!
I ask my mom to wash my hair at my big age. Itâs just fun and another reason is I donât be feeling like washing my hair đ
I think this goes beyond just âwashâ day, this is a child feeling cared for, nurtured and is great bonding for Mom and Daughter.â€
Yeah sure if she was a 2-year-old paraplegic!
@@frankievalentine6112 What?
pampered not nurtured. next step: poop to a hole in bed
@@ruthdijkstra5885That person was probably never loved as a child. Poor thing.
@@TenIzzy10Exactly. Bitter, bitter, smh!
This is possibly the most wholesome video Iâll see all week. The love between the mom and kid is so evident through the video that it gives me happy butterflies đ„čđ„č
The hell is a is a imaginary 'happy butterfly'
â@@marifecastro3942 pedo feelings
@@eightohthreefilmsodd place to cast some rage bait, but I see you.
Yes, my mil gives me hell for still helping my 8 year old, her dentist and pediatrician both said kids need help with washing/brushing teeth til theyâre at least 10, now when comes to brushing teeth I let her do it first then I go over them and help her floss. Itâs also bonding, girl time. She loves it, teaching her skin care and how to take care of her nails etc I was in foster care in my critical learning years and I sadly wasnât even taught the basics like properly brushing teeth the right way and wish I had a mom to help me like this. đ good job
This is so wholesome and joyful. What a sweet family.
First of all: Mommy washing your hair is such an act of love and a bond builder â€
Looks like a mother who is enjoying being a mother and raising a happy daughter. You are teaching her that doing her hair doesn't have to be torture, but can be done with love.
100% wish my mother took this approach when I was a child.
Honestly, youâre doing a great job. Keep it up!
I would doze off immediately!! This is too cute!
Some people đ€Šââïžđ€Šââïž not only are you caring for their hair wonderfully. You are also making them feel so loved and spending time with them. That is so important.
I think it is so important. I know that curly hair are hard to take care of and black hair even more. But she reall should let her kid deal with her hair from time to time. She said she does it because it won't be done as good as she (the mom) would. And that is true.
But as someone who was not let doing my hair, i can testify it helps a lot in developing the self confidence, and self autonomy of the kid
Maybe she does đ€· there's lots we don't know about this family and that child. Im sure the mom knows she'll have to educate her daughter on hair care and turn it over to her but the girl is clearly young. She doesnt need to grow up so fast. There will be time for that.
This mom handled this like a queen while taking care of her baby at the same time. Beautiful hair. Both queens.
@@SonRagnardude it doesn't quite literally mean they are a king or queen that promotes slavery it's just saying your doing good or you look good stuff like that. I'm not sure how you got the idea that people saying YAS KING/QUEEN means they support slavery that's just jumping to conclusions
â@@SonRagnar what the hell are you talking about. You're just proving what kind of person you are by bringing up slavery in a black person's comment...-
â@@SonRagnarwhaaaaattttt??????đđđđ
@@SonRagnar what ???? đđ
@@SonRagnarEXXXXXCUUSE ME?!đđ€Ł
Theyâre going to remember this when theyâre adults. This is awesome.
it just shows how much of an amazing mom she is ignoring all the hate and focusing on herself and her family,and focusing on what her kids like and not other people!â€ïžâ€ïž
đ€Ąand her daughter is addicted to iPad đ€Ąđ€Ą very sweet bond
@@saisreeramsarangi9107??? Why the clown emojis?
@@saisreeramsarangi9107+ what is wrong with watching things on an iPad you have to entertain yourself somehow?
@@saisreeramsarangi9107You know the main aspect of addiction is that itâs repetitive and you canât leave it right? How can you tell from ONE video? Hating wonât give you anything but bad blood
where's that hate
Literally getting your hair washed at the salon is everyoneâs favorite part. This mom is giving her children extra love and bonding time
I personally hate it, but I know it's necessary. I just tend to feel like I'm drowning. Also, my hairdresser is very heavy-handed and tends to scratch me a lot
it would be bonding time if she took away that ipad from the kid
It's so cute how happy your kids are with you and the banter than just shows they are comfy. I love seeing this. It's heartwarming.
People getting offended when a mom loves and cares for her kids
People don't understand how much of a bonding moment this is. My grandmother did my hair for me since I was a kid. She passed away and these were my strongest moments with her. The salon, the time together, and her sharing a moment doing what she loved with her granddaughter. Continue to have these special moments between you and your family. They will always remember â€ïž
My grandma would have me lay on the counter top just like this young girl and she'd wash it for me, then have me lay down over the vents and turn the heat on xD I was an asshole kid when it came to blow dryers so that was her solution and I loved it. I'd giggle every time I had to lay on the bathroom floor for an hour while my hair dried. She, like your grandmother, also passed and I most definitely agree, my strongest moments with her were doing this! Everyone else saying that she's raising a non-independant woman just because she does her hair at 8 years old, man I feel sorry for their childhood!
Did you have an iPad watching it đ đ đ
She's going to remember that iPad lmfao
@@Amanda.Marie40 no smart-ass âșïž
@@Amanda.Marie40 I don't know about you, but whenever I go to hair salons (even when I was a kid) the TV is always on. It really no different lol And I wish I had this contraption when my mom would wash my hair, I was breaking my neck every time we used the sink T-T
i do this with my son still sometimes too. he has 3A/3B hair and at 9 years old, naturally he doesnât know nor have the patience to do an entire hair routine to take care of his specific hair type. and i love spending extra time with him doing self-care stuff so itâs a win-win! god forbid parents and kids spend a little extra time together once a week đ
I adopted three black children. Boy did I have a lot to learn about hair! I did it though and made sure their hair was always beautiful! Skin too!!! Now my straight, red hair has turned curly and kinky. Itâs the same texture as my biracial daughter!!! I tell her that her beautiful genes have melded into mine! I just wish I could get a little melanin in my skin! Nope, itâs not happening. I burn in five minutes. Literally.
How do I find out what hair type my son has. I try hard to help with tangling and keeping the curls nice, but I have a feeling I donât have the right products for him. He loves his long spiral curls (rocker punk style) and this white mom wants to do it right. â€
@@mboren6144 I found a salon run by black women. They taught me everything I needed to know and helped me with things I couldnât do. Itâs a riot to sit in their salons. They sure have a lot more fun than we boring, white people! I like to go and just sit there and listen to them talk and laugh. Their friends even stop by just to say hi or bring them treats. Itâs like a social club. My favorite place!!! My kids are grown now so I have to beg to go with them to their hair appointments! Canât miss the fun!
â ââ ââ @@mboren6144 Look up a curl pattern chart. Itâll show you the difference between wavy, curly, and coily hair. Once you know what type it is itâs easier to find a routine for it. If heâs got spirals he may be in the 3 category which is curls. Wishing you and your little rockstar good luck :)
@@mboren6144I suggest finding a beautician or barber that knows how to do textured hair
I like that you are washing your kids hair. This will always be a good memory for them and it's a good time to bond now. Good job. And keep it up for as long as they let you.
This seems like such a bonding experience đ
People being mad about other people experiencing happiness/convenience will always be a mystery to me. Love this set up. I need it for myself!!
Its because shes a perfectly able young girl. Coddling is fine for toddlers, but at some point this becomes bizarre at best. At what age do your children start learning to wash themselves? This is bizarre, not "wholesome". If this girl was disabled or special needs, itd just be a Tuesday.
Not really so much a mystery, they probably never experienced it so to them it's unfamiliar, so either they're mad others get it and they don't/didn't or they just can't fathom it, either way it's just sad people become this cold.
Im not saying in this case thatâs the issue. But being resilient means teaching kids to be independent as soons as possible. Let them do things themselves. Be bored sometimes. Do things you donât like. So when is see there is an iPad hanging there Iâm like jees. Just donât be stimuled for one hour will you. And if a Kid kan do this herself let them do it themselves. But everyone must do what they think is good so thatâs fine. But I get why people say or think certain things.
@@Eva-lv1lj there is not a child out there that can fully take care of hair of that texture. I have 3b hair and only learned how to properly take care of it when I got to my 20s. Maybe you should spend more time being bored, as you say, and less time worrying about what others do in their homes and excusing peoples nosey behavior. Have a good one.
@@joshg.6893sorry what?
Love that last line. Why are so many people obsessed with making their kids struggle as much as they did? Or not, and then putting them down for "having it good"? What's so wrong with wanting your kids to have it better than you did, making them happy, out of pure genuine love for them? I hate that older generations make a competition out of suffering.
Beautiful setup mama, I'm glad you strive so hard to make your children happy and comfortable. They will remember this and it will make them better people, despite what others may say.
hard times make strong people
strong people make good times
good times make weak people
weak people make hard times
@@matic1265 Well, there are strong people and there are those that put others down to feel better about themselves
give a poor man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach him to fish and you feed him for life. the point of parenting is not having a doll to play with, but to teach them how to take care of themselves. they could have a great time and bond while actually TEACHING her daughter how to take care of herself...
It's nice giving them a better life that they didn't have. But it's also very important to teach them how to take care of themselves. This little girl looks old enough to learn at least the basics, so instead of giving her a phone to watch a video, you could tell her what you're applying, in what order and amount and how to without damaging her hair. Or at least tell each other stories or jokes
â@@fiony1How do you know shes not? It's a short, edited video.
You have done such a great job fostering the beautiful connection of hair care. I love that you know whatâs good for your family and donât apologize. Sheâs beautiful â€
hair grooming is a big social thing for us and helps us care for each other
Did you see how happy she was? Thatâs what itâs all about, so great to see a home so full of love âșïž
It's hard to love someone when all they do is look at an iPad all day
â@@SmallArtistLover Your ability to assume a child's love, personality and overall childhood based off of one clip is amusing
I think this is wonderful mom and child bonding and time spent connecting. Itâs therapeutic and shows love and caring. Who cares if they have a shower it will never replace this time you have with your child. I think itâs beautiful.
The Ipad đŹ
This is the hair salon we would ALL LOVE to go to!!!
That's a great way to raise her. She'll take over later in life and pass this on to her own child. â€
I don't get why anyone would have an issue with this... it's such a sweet and wholesome thing for a parent to do with their child!
Donât think people have an issue with her mom washing her kids hair. Itâs more about why a mom canât have an intimate moment with their kid without a screen as a third wheel
the issue is, there's a screen in front of the child for the whole time
@@mariofuentesmolina2096not youâre kid and youâre not a doctor so no way you should find a kid using a device bought by parents for entertainment while getting hair done a problem or affecting the children health at all
@@kiwhyyhow would you know if she watches ipad for the whole day? Itâs to keep her entertained while the deep conditioning works ,yâall be dou!ng the most istg
That bond moment is literally like the videos with a Minecraft parkour and a GTA gameâŠunhealthy.
I think this is a beautiful bonding moment with your daughter. She will remember these moments.
Hm yes whilst watching the iPad the whole time
@@sabergalaxy4503 back in the 80s it would have been something else. Sheâll still remember that her mom washed her hair and spend time with her.
Aw yeah, I was thinking of the bonding too âșïž Years from now, they may go through something tough in life and be feeling lonely and defeated, but memories of someone caring for you like this stick around and bring you comfort when you need it. Sure she might not âneedâ to wash their hair for them, but theyâll remember that she did things for them out of care and love in addition to the necessities
@@goldenerkesewould you not be actually talking to your parents instead of focusing on something else
@@goldenerkese uh itâs definitely not the same as actually being present and talking to each other đ thatâs like saying youâll still experience and remember a movie the same while scrolling on your phone the whole time
This is pure love, youâre a wonderful mom!
Oh my gosh, how delightful. I get so jealous when I see these đ„čđ«¶đŒ good job mom. She's so pampered as she should be!!!!
ok but the ipad is actually wild đ
I only understand that kinda ipad stuff for a movie during something that actually takes a bit and leaves a kid stuck in one spot, example being a situation like this. the built in stand kinda really wild yeah thoughđđ (and any access on their own outside of like parent approved movies I do not understand and never will)
Why is nobody talking about how it isnt even on
It is, you can see the girl playing on the screen a few times. The angle just makes the LCD look dark/black on camera. â@jillianbruening8199
â @@jillianbruening8199It is on, you realize sunlight and lighting around a device is gonna make the screen appear darker ?
They ironically prove that they are destroying the attention spans of kids. My mom used to wash my hair and I was just present and happy to be there lol. no toys no i pad, just me and my mom
My mom washed our hair similarly. Only back then we had books from the library. For black families hair washing is a beautiful experience for daughters and mothers. A big to do.
And for everyone else itâs a nightmare? I swear yâall just HAVE to pretend youâre different than EVERY other group somehow đ
@@Wanker527honey if youâre making this comments I bet your hair is 1. Easier to maintain than black hair 2. Has always been culturally acceptable. For you, hair care is basic grooming. For people of African descent, in a society where ironing your coils flat was once the only acceptable way to wear your hair, caring for natural hair is not only grooming and a bonding experience, it is a loving act of self acceptance. Hair is deeply tied to the cultural history of African Americans. If you do not understand it then recognize that you do not understand it and keep it moving.
@@Wanker527no one was talking about anyone else. Everytime itâs a black experience that black people collectively expensive people like you wanna have a input and twist words around like we said others donât do that. yes there might be other people that have done that okay cool but no one is talking about those few that does it. Every black girl have had this experience with their mom (if ofc they had a decently health relationship with their mother)
kid still needs to shower damn
@@kay3722itâs easier to do the hair separate. why did you assume theyâre not showering? itâs easier to do the hair separate and put on a shower cap when itâs time to shower
Shea moisture is only of the cleanest products lines you can find without having to go to a specialty store. We love it!
You know what? I bet these kids are gonna have fond memories of this time spent together having their hair lovingly looked after. Creating lovely moments and taking care of them in a way that works for your family? Good job!
This has got to be such an incredible bonding exercise between mom and daughter. That little girl is gonna grow up with such good, warm, comfortable memories.
Hair is very delicate, children need an adult to help them take care of it, Your a great mother! Ignore the hate comments!
No thatâs how you get delicate hair and h just learn it isnât that hard healthy hair is strong if you hair is delicate then it isnât healthy
@@time9921delicate as in, easy to fuck up.
@@time9921âjust learnâ? From where if not your own parent? Sure you could look it up, but why not a parent just taking care of their child?
@@Ryann-thedumpsterrat well sit on an iPad getting my hair washed for me is not learning
Her little giggles was so adorable đ„șđ„șđ„șđđđ i washed my hair out sode as a kid somtimes at the sink as well đ
the pink equipment and all the products just make me so happy â€
My mom washed my hair for me until I was about 10! And sporadically for a couple more years after that. Kids just have a hard time knowing when the job is actually done, and hair care as a child is so important for long term hair health. This is a good momma đâ€
Thats true. When i was 9 i tried to wash my hair by myself, and i got irritation because i havent washed it carefully. Then i got hair lossđą
True! My ma washed my hair for a while, and on occasion still offers to even now (I'm 20). Yeah, I can wash my hair myself, but it's good bonding time for us while we gossip about our respective coworkers together, and it's also an act of care for me as her kid. I have a really bad skin condition on my scalp and it's so difficult to care for on my own, I always appreciate the care
â@3characterslong9 different lengths of hair exist yk, I had hair down to my knees as a kid and it was a lot of maintenance.
@@lizzielewis2572same i was sad when i had to cut it but i loved my mom helping me with it. two things that were special
Thatâs actually sad lmao
"it's okay to make things comfortable and enjoyable for your kids" that part.
Wdym âthat partâ itâs the bare minimum lmao
Plus it's an awesome bonding activity, im sure she'll have positive memories about it forever.
I am a 50-y-o WW who has just learned to take care of her curl locks. Itâs not that simple. My husband helps me!
@@xgormo9805and yet some people still donât do it
10 years later "You have washed my hair? No!!! It was my tablet, you just did nothing!!!! đĄđĄđĄđĄ"
I love how she's doing her best to learn our hair types
My grandma would sometimes wash our hair like this when we were little. Fun memories!
The little giggle when you start đ„° they enjoy the process. Seems like quality time for you guys â€
As a black girl with natural curly hair, I just wanna say youâre doing absolutely amazing! The amount of times youâre going to wash her hair will give you such a good opportunity to bond!â€
Edit: not to be that person but thank yâall so much for 240 likes in 10 HOURS
Wait
You are a black girl ..... and you have black hair!!!! đđđđđ congrats!!!
What a revelation!!!
@@gonzokaepernick8155 because wtf is a girl with black hair? đđđ what is black hair? đđ
@@gonzokaepernick8155at least you know how amazing it is boo đ„° tf tryna be funny
@@gonzokaepernick8155 is that supposed to be sarcasm or..?
As a man dating a girl with black hair I got her one thing and you should do yourself the same favor. Dyson airstrait. Save your hair.
Every wash day is like a trip to the salon. I love this!
She's gonna have great memories of you washing her hair and taking care of her â€
What a wonderful bonding moment between a parent and her child. This makes me nostalgic for when my mom used to blow dry and curl my hair before school in the morning. It felt so good to be pampered and to spend that much one-on-one with my mom. It made me feel so cared for. đ€
This looks so comforting and soothing. Like being at a spa but better because you are investing time into your children. Good job Mama this is beautiful!!!
It really is! My grandma used to do my hair like this all the time and now that she's passed, they're still my favorite memories of her!
If I have a kid idc what hair type they have I just wanna do this. It's just such a great way to show how much you care
Whole removing every ounce of independence. Yes
â@@user-ct1jy8od4w it's up to a certain point, just because they want to have a specific way of showing love doesn't mean its gonna be for everything... its really common sense
â@@user-ct1jy8od4w they're kids. they don't need to be independent yet.
â @@user-ct1jy8od4w Do you know how useless kids are at getting conditioner out of their hair? Especially textured hair. Kids need help, not dandruff.
@@user-ct1jy8od4wso..you believe parents shouldnât clothe or feed their children either? Cause oh no god forbid literal CHILDREN have any dependence on their parents, full 100% independence is the best đ
Maaaaan eff these kids. They get EVERYTHING! Lmfaooo when my mom had wash my hair in the kitchen sink, all I had to watch was my eyelids, and the tears that the shampoo gave me đđđđ
Oh my goodness what a great idea!! I need to do this for my three year old. Hair washing has been so many years lately. Thank you for sharing!
My dad used to wash my hair as child, he would always complain that he would smell like strawberries going into work. đđđ
Love him.
It doesn't matter what kind of hair they have or whether or not they can wash their own hair, this is a beautiful and sweet bonding moment between mother and child!! This is something these kids will remember for the rest of their lives!!
Yep when I was younger my mom would wash it in the sink she would always get it much cleaner than I could lol, loved those moments so much
The ipad infront of the kid is what worries me :/
â@Koyzu117 people listen to music in the subway, watch tv at pubs. Whats wrong with watching a movie while getting hair done?
yeah no, i think the only thing the daughter miiiight remember is her ipad, and im not even sure about that
â@@suziebee4240people that do that are mostly adults. This kid is a couple years old. It's crucial for a child that age to be present with their family. It's not the same as you watching a movie while getting your hair done.
This a great way to wash hair , I wish our parents knew this method when we were younger
i feel like these people asking these questions have bone straight hair and donât understand the upkeep alone and how much work this is. itâs a blessing your child has you to help with their hair â€
Cleaning hair and bonding at the same time. She will remember hair wash day forever.
Except she wont bc she just watches her ipad
@@minnaorv which she probably prefers anyway
Yeah only if she actually talks with her mom without spending time on the iPad.... I have really thick & long black hair since childhood my hair was always thick no matter if I cut it or let it grow long.... But after a certain age I stopped taking my mom's help & did all the things on my own, rather than using an iPad she can build bonding with her mom by talking with her
Ahh yea, bonding with an iPad.
â @@duolangue96fr like what how is this bonding
Love this. Donât get why some people canât see that black hair requires more care. My niece is biracial and her mom had to learn how to take care of her hair.
I think itâs a sweet bonding experience when done right like shown here.
Bullshit
@@zeincexxx1285did something crawl up your ass?
@@zeincexxx1285curly hair and straight hair require different products plus you dint have to wash black hair everyday.. why cant you just accept that lmao
Both my children are biracial. One child has very curly thick hair and LOVES her hair to be washed in the sink. I work long shifts, so this is our time to talk about her day and upcoming events. My other child has my thin, straight hair but also loves having her hair washed in the sink because she likes the scalp massages and our time together.
@@zeincexxx1285ask any black girl, theyâll tell you they got their hair washed in the sink or over the bathtub faucet during childhood.
I would have never been able to wash my hair properly if it werenât for my mother
Nothing ever wrong with bonding with your kids. She will remember this for the rest of her life, long after youâre gone mama. And thatâs beautiful.
Keep up the great work momma đ«¶đœđ
Its a bonding experience and i bet your daughter will look back fondly on those moments. â€
She'll remember just half of it 'cause of the ipad and show she's watching
@@rewa6946 but it's still spending time with her mum, it's with someone she trusts and can talk to if necessary. Sure, the iPad doesn't help but it's still a good bonding experience between mother and daughter.
bro theyre not even bonding
â@@rewa6946 she's a child doing a normal everyday activity. she'll remember half of it anyway. do you think people are some kind of encyclopedia of everything that happened to them as children? like? God forbid the child relax while watching something
â@@sandwichtaha I'm sorry mommy and daddy didn't know how to bond with you so now you don't know what bonding is and need to make it everyone else's issue
Legit blows my mind at the comments. I see a momma whoâs taking care of her daughters. What precious quality time to love on her and help them to love their hair. †keep it up queens
Those girls are going to remember that special time with their momma for forever. Theyâre lucky kids to get a momma like you! Happy mothers btw!! đ©·đ©·đ©·
I see this as a great way to bond too. It's an enjoyable experience for you both, and yall clearly have a good time with it, so why stop what already works and is awesome to see? â€
Such a good mama taking care of her daughters hair. Showing her self love at an early age! You go mama đđ
Ngl I thought teaching was showing how to do smth, not doing it for them while theyâre glued to a screen đ
Why is everyone hating? Sheâs cleaning her kids hair. Shouldnât people praise her for that jeez. They have beautiful clean hair like dayum
I think the issue is people think this will result in a person who cant do things for themselfs, i mean i gotta say kid seems a little big to not be able to bath themselves. I was mowing the lawn at 6 lol, and also the need to have a screen during every activity is harming are youths attention span tremendously
Bet because it makes your children lazy
Idk, it just seem like excessive pampering. I mean come on, washing hair requires it's own freaking setup with tablet? How about she does it herself? ;D
@@mukkaaryou clearly donât have textured hair..
@@noneyabusiness9441how does this make children lazy?
Kids are only little once. What a great core memory for them and for mama as wellâ€
I remember mom would wash our hair but just laying on the counter in the â60âs on Saturday afternoon so we looked good on Sunday morning đ
Wow the ipad setup is crazy đ
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My mom washed my hair until I was about 11. I loved it. Youâre a good Mom. Iâm 42 now and I still look back everyday and appreciate all she did for us kids. â€
This fills me with joy. I love seeing love.
She probably could but what a beautiful bonding time. And it ALWAYS feels better when someone else washes your hair
Iâm white and I grew up getting my hair washed in the sink. (Iâm 42 now) and we also bathed babies in the sink. Iâm from Mississippi Itâs a normal thing here in the south. I think maybe bc there is a heavier black influence in the south. This is beautiful I have so much nostalgia watching this. But also I agree with the one commenter I definitely needed that set up. Water everywhere and a crick in my neck.
Iâm white and on the east coast, nyc⊠we do this also..
I'm from a lower class family in Texas and it's very normal for our families. We had very long hair and our family was very focused on act of service as a love language.
White as snow and from western Canada! We did the same thing!
I'm not a kid, nor physically disabled, but now I want this.
I love that you guys do this, and that you get to spend this quality time together. â€ïžđ„°â€ïžđ„°â€ïž Anybody who says differently or insults y'all can go take a long walk off a short bridge!! đ€Łđ€Ł