Derby City Naturals said it all in her blog. I will only add that in viewing the posters response video she compares images of children playing with, switching and modeling wigs to what she did in the initial video.
There is a vast difference between children playing with wigs and applying a lacefront wig to your child and telling her how beautiful she looks.
The mother seems to be a very talented wig designer/stylist I just think she doesn't realize the impact of her actions.
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I think STUPID! prepping that baby for the wrong life.
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Hot ass mess . Children most learn to accept what god gave them as they mature into women if they wanna enhance there beauty then they have that choice. Lil babies wit weave it going to far in my opinion
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absolutely NOT God gave you your hair for a reason, why should my child have to wear a wig to settle someone else's problem
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that is a damn shame
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I don't think it should be done for vain reasons. But there are unfortunately some little girls that need this service.
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This was very disturbing, she is obviously skilled and talented but to subject her children to public scrutiny just to display her talents is really sad. Could she not find adults to model this styles?
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absolutely not. Im natural so my kids, all girls, r goin natural too. If i wudnt do it to me then i def wnt do it ti my kids
This is sad. CHildren should learn to love what they have, and also wear styles that are age appropriate.
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