I am so happy to see you take such good care of the girls hair. It is important that they know their hair is beautiful and not have it cut because someone finds it too much work to care for it. WELL DONE!!!
Christy go on Instagram and befriend gracewhilewewait she adopted three African American kids and she is a awesome mother. I think you and she would become great friends! Her husband is so supportive like your husband. And boy she really can do hair just like you! Her kids are always well dressed. Please look her up
Well I’m here to tell you that you’re doing awesome! Some people would have just cut their hair off because they can’t manage it properly or just let it go and get unhealthy. Keep doing your best because it’s awesome.😊
@Delores G thats because things like youtube and other social platforms wasn't around for our mothers to learn from. They were too conditioned into having us assimilate to European standards of beauty and acceptance.
Christy Gior I found you last night and thought the exact same, she reminds me of Rianna and slightly resembles Tianna Taylor. But those eyes, my goodness, she just steals your heart 💕💝💕
Hey! You should check out a TH-cam channel called Cute Girls Hairstyles! It’s a woman named Mindy who learned how to care for her African American daughter’s hair
Why am I watching this? How did I end up here? I’m Caucasian with fine hair. No children. I can’t do hair, period. But this was so fun to watch! And she is such a pretty kid!
Wow I wanna cry . I’m so impressed. I see so many black or mixed kids with busted hair because the non black mother is usually clueless. You couldn’t tell me her mama wasn’t black lol she looks so good. Much respect that you took the time out to learn. Good work miss ❤️
It's funny because I'm Black and my mixed baby has hair like caucasians, so I'm going to have to learn how to do that type of hair. But I'm very impressed with this Woman as well!!
when I saw that blue magic hair grease, I had to talk to the African American delegation. your black card should be in the mail next week 😂😂! Honey, her hair is moisturized & cared for. great job momma 💕
It was kind of alot of product being used in all honesty. The Cantu butter leave in, detangling spray,blue magic and something else.. I was like wow. The Cantu and the leave in was actually enough for a basic twist style . But she tried.
Fiona M everyone hair is different. my mom did the same & my hair is natural & healthy. I have extremely dry hair, so my hair needs all the moisture it can get lol. I understand what you’re saying though.
@@Xwaterwicca I recently watched a video about how bad EcoStyler is when it comes to chemicals and allergic reactions as I had a bad reaction myself. She said the little girl has a very sensitive scalp, so she's probably tried other products and has found what works for this baby's scalp.
words cannot explain the joy of my heart when I watched his video these children are so well taken care of they are happy and they are loved Christy please keep doing what you were doing I love you and your family so much God bless much love
Try use rice water and aloe it will really make a difference in comb out and stop shrinkage. I am biracial with same kind of hair. It looks rough and like she is crying.
i absolute love when i see non African Americans do their African American child’s hair. this just lets me know that more than just one race understands our hair and is not constantly straightening their child’s hair to make it “manageable”. I’m rooting for you 🥳 keep doing what you’re doing love✨
@@ChristyGior8 exactly, you should wait until she's old enough 💖💕 I used to get relaxers until last year when i graduated and realized I want to go natural and embrace my coily curly hair for what it is😊
@@belledej7555 Are you referring to my reply or the main comment? Because I am aware that anyone can be natural or have have tight coily or curly hair. Your hair, skin, body ect is all about your genetics not always ethnicity even though it plays a role in it sometimes 🤷🏾♀️
I love seeing this from a different perspective, when I was in the system I was placed in many different kinds of homes. Them black mommas always treated me with so much love!❤ Thank you to Mrs. Julia for always doing my hair, though I know she didnt have a clue what to do with my curly red mop haha. I love her so much! RIP to the woman I called a mom for so many years! She will always be in my heart! Keep up the great work! Your kids will love you for it :)
Man I’m in tears, with how this world is so cruel with kids especially in foster care! It wonderful to see a mother care for her kids!!!! I’m in legit tears! Blessings to you and your family!!!!
It amazes me how every child behaves & how loving they are. A lot of foster/adopted kids can be angry or very confrontational. It looks like she adopted/foster them at a younger age to show them the love they truly needed at the very critical age from 3-13 years old. . I wouldn’t expect anything less watching all of these kids go to college & graduating. They are going to make you very proud momma. Children are a prodigy of their parents!
Guys be mindful of your comments “white lady, this white girl” come on be kind I understand it’s shocking but she’s still a mom regardless, race shouldn’t play a part as to why she can do her daughters hair. 😕
🙄y’all get on my nerves with this. The fact that the mention of BLACK or Race makes you this uncomfortable is a YOU problem not an US problem. There’s nothing wrong with acknowledging our differences/race it’s what makes us all special. It’s only an issue when it’s being acknowledged in a negative way. That isn’t what’s happening here we are genuinely happy & proud that she cared enough to learn bc many dont. Y’all love to holler about not seeing color & race not mattering. So if it doesn’t matter why do y’all always feel the need to divert attention from it when it’s brought up?
This is how we make the world a better place..understanding the difference and embracing it. You are beautiful momma..That's what children need..Love!!
Girl when you pulled out that blue magic. I was like okay. Yeah she def about to get in that scalp. My granny used to use that on my hair. You betta slay
As a Black women I truly appreciate your effort and your ability to do research and find out how to do baby girl 👧 hair you are awesome you really are...yes!!!!
A lot of black women these days do not take care of their daughters hair this well. This is amazing that you took the time to learn their hair and really care for it the way a mother should even though the maintenance is so different from what you’re used to. The girls hair is flourishing and if you keep giving her protective styles her hair will grow so long and healthy. I wish I could give you a hug or at least a pat on the back. Amazing job!
Those eyes though. I can't even. And that beautiful smile is life. I'm so glad you embraced her beautiful texture and didn't try to change it. I embrace you, Mom!👩👧
I hope her videos and more peoples videos relating to these stop racism for good!... I absolutely love that you know what you are doing and you do it so great, such an awesome mother! ❤️
Okay so I watched your videos. 1. When you deep condition, detangle!! That’s the best time to get the easiest detangling process. Just put the conditioner on and leave it for 10 minutes then detangle in sections and braid then up when you finish combing each section. It was like it so much easier for later process of styling. 2. Use elastic bands instead of rubber bands. The rubber bands are braking off her edges slightly. 3. Braids last longer than twists which could save you more time. Good job with everything! Try castor oils and olive oil. Luster pink has some great leave ins. As well as curls unleashed and Maui moisture. I’m a curly girl myself & I love that you take the time to take care of her hair.
I just ran across this video and I must say its REFRESHING to see you actually take the time to care for their hair..you do not deny their ethnicity but you embraced it while at the same time introducing them to new things as well..may the LORD continue to keep and bless you and your children ABUNDANTLY!!👏👏👏👍😇
Her hair is long and healthy, you can tell it’s thriving. Good job mom ! I’m thoroughly impressed ❤️ it’s beautiful to see you how well you learned how to do her type of hair. Much respect
She’s such a beautiful child! You make this look so effortless mama. I KNOW this is not an easy task. I’m half black and it’s taken me years to learn how to properly care for my 11 year olds hair b/c hers is a completely different texture/coil level than my own. Idk how anyone could possibly dislike this, you did an amazing job! ❤️
Not everybody is good at doing hair ethnic or not mom or not woman or not, people just expect these things of ethnic women especially mothers but not everybody can do it but as long as you make an effort that’s what really counts some people don’t even do that
This really touched me. As a black woman with natural hair I know it is alot of work and you do it with care and love, this little lady will never forget this. Great job!
I love rubber bands for my little girl. As long as they are not tight they secure for a long lasting style and you can just curb them out, no breaking the hair. Great job mama!
You’re such an amazing, supportive mom for caring for your baby girl like this ❤️ from what i have learned, black womens hair is a big part of their identity and self understanding, so it makes me so happy to see you supporting your gorgeous daughter like this 💪🏽🌸 im sure she’ll grow up to be a strong and healthy woman!
I love that she is caring about her daughters hair, the way any loving black mother would be concerned about the health and conditioned of her baby's hair. Shows me that she took time and effort to research out what was necesarry for her baby. And she did such a great job, looks like something my mom aunties did. I am so happy to see this.
I don't know why, but this video was so satisfying to watch. The fact that you took time to actually educate yourself on the care for her hair melts my heart ❤ Great job mom
Thank you thank you thank you ‼️it is so important to get educated on how to properly take care of your children’s hair I have seen adoptive parents cut off their African-American children’s hair because they do not know how to care for it our hair is our crown especially when we were young sending nothing but love to your beautiful family💞👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I just love how you care for them, I cant wait to adopt some day! If you wanna learn more hairstyles I definitely recommend ItsCharliesTime !! She has the same hair texture as Eliyah.
Growing up my mom (I’m hispanic and white) never took the time to care for my hair - wavy, not thick, moderately easy to care for - so I grew up with short boy hair. The level christy cares for her daughter speaks worlds!
Mom should feel proud of her well groomed children. You’re amazing & love Dad helping in the background 👍🏼. You’re both super heroes! 🦸🏻♂️🦸🏻♀️ 🥰. All beautiful looking kids 😍
I am so happy to see you take such good care of the girls hair. It is important that they know their hair is beautiful and not have it cut because someone finds it too much work to care for it. WELL DONE!!!
Ur doing a great job
Christy go on Instagram and befriend gracewhilewewait she adopted three African American kids and she is a awesome mother. I think you and she would become great friends! Her husband is so supportive like your husband. And boy she really can do hair just like you! Her kids are always well dressed. Please look her up
Truth, she is taking very good care of their hair. I've learned a new way to twist by watching
Betsy Alford yeah what you said ❤️❤️❤️
@@miraclediaz2969 Yes love her
This white lady had me shock. I love the fact that she knows what she is doing and took the time to learn black hair.
Right! She do an excellent job! Their hair looks so healthy.
Well I’m here to tell you that you’re doing awesome! Some people would have just cut their hair off because they can’t manage it properly or just let it go and get unhealthy. Keep doing your best because it’s awesome.😊
berryboy gotta say. This looks like love.
Delores G the next generation of blacks girls are going to have SO much hair lol
@Delores G thats because things like youtube and other social platforms wasn't around for our mothers to learn from. They were too conditioned into having us assimilate to European standards of beauty and acceptance.
Can we take a moment to appreciate dad in the background helping kids with what looks like homework..these kids are blessed to be in good hands.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Exactly! I noticed that too! They may have had a rough start in life, but they’re going to be just fine as they get older. Great parents!!
Absolutely💚
How
It’s what they deserve!!! Only the best💛🧡❤️💚💙💜
She has the most gorgeous eyes ever! Great job mom x
Lizzie Oladunni yes hers eyes are beautiful .
@@ChristyGior8 I was thinking that. She looks like Rhianna
Christy Gior I found you last night and thought the exact same, she reminds me of Rianna and slightly resembles Tianna Taylor. But those eyes, my goodness, she just steals your heart 💕💝💕
Truuuuuee
This is really cool. I've never seen a white woman doing a black childs hair. You should give classes to other foster moms.
ooooh this would be so wholesome 💙💙 im in lol
😳 good for her....it is a first for me
Mame H. Oh wdym
Hey! You should check out a TH-cam channel called Cute Girls Hairstyles! It’s a woman named Mindy who learned how to care for her African American daughter’s hair
A white woman^
when her forehead was shiny at the end , is how I know you know what you’re doing ! lol
Woman! 😂 #1 indication. 🤣
Liberty’s World 😂😂😂
@@ChristyGior8 👏👏👏
@@ChristyGior8 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂 i love u!! 😘😘😘❤
😂😂👏🏾🙌🏾 girl yes
Why am I watching this? How did I end up here? I’m Caucasian with fine hair. No children. I can’t do hair, period. But this was so fun to watch! And she is such a pretty kid!
Me too! White, wavy hair, no kids...but I love watching how other people care for their hair.
Same here, white, no kids, long straight hair... The girl is so pretty and i don't know why but watching this is so calming 😅
same here
She is very cute.
Kelsey Wood...Just cuzz...
As a black woman, this makes me proud.
Wow I wanna cry . I’m so impressed. I see so many black or mixed kids with busted hair because the non black mother is usually clueless. You couldn’t tell me her mama wasn’t black lol she looks so good. Much respect that you took the time out to learn. Good work miss ❤️
Ebony May pregnancy hormones over here! I cried watching , understanding another’s culture is absolutely beautiful and her patience is amazing !
It's funny because I'm Black and my mixed baby has hair like caucasians, so I'm going to have to learn how to do that type of hair. But I'm very impressed with this Woman as well!!
Smh black people are really lost
@@bronzebeautybybronx How's that?
@@bronzebeautybybronx yourself clearly
when I saw that blue magic hair grease, I had to talk to the African American delegation. your black card should be in the mail next week 😂😂! Honey, her hair is moisturized & cared for. great job momma 💕
Dominique Bianca Lol hehe 😄
It was kind of alot of product being used in all honesty. The Cantu butter leave in, detangling spray,blue magic and something else.. I was like wow. The Cantu and the leave in was actually enough for a basic twist style . But she tried.
Aaileyah Lynn her baby hair is flourishing & she has all her edges. that’s all that matters.
Dominique Bianca yes but over time it can suffocate the hair. I know this as a long term natural 😄
Fiona M everyone hair is different. my mom did the same & my hair is natural & healthy. I have extremely dry hair, so my hair needs all the moisture it can get lol. I understand what you’re saying though.
Yesss when u pulled the grease out I was like " okay sus I see u"
Shaquan that old skool blue majic. Shook. Lol
@@LittleMissGlamDoll the ONLY way
Right!!! Lol
When I saw the "Blue Magic" I knew she didn't come to play!
She was so cute smiling at the beginning like that !!!
I thought exactly the same thing! So cute with her angelic face 😇
When I saw that pro style and the oils you use I was like she defiantly knows what she's doing.Great job, her hair is beautiful
M S pro style is bad what are u talking about she needs to use ecostyler
@@Xwaterwicca eco isnt that good either tbh
@@Xwaterwicca
I recently watched a video about how bad EcoStyler is when it comes to chemicals and allergic reactions as I had a bad reaction myself. She said the little girl has a very sensitive scalp, so she's probably tried other products and has found what works for this baby's scalp.
LMmccallL57 but I’m saying pro styler isn’t good either my mom would buy it when I was younger and it contains alcohol. That’s terrible
LMmccallL57 she could’ve tried aloe Vera gel
Such a doll with pretty hair.
words cannot explain the joy of my heart when I watched his video these children are so well taken care of they are happy and they are loved Christy please keep doing what you were doing I love you and your family so much God bless much love
Beautiful brown skin girl. Love these eyes and beautiful smile. Just beautiful ❤
When she pulled out the coconut grease I knew she had a new subscriber!! Love love that you are knowledgeable in your daughter hair
Angela Grady Yesss I was like wow 😂😂
Yes I just subscribed also ... awesome job mom
Try use rice water and aloe it will really make a difference in comb out and stop shrinkage. I am biracial with same kind of hair. It looks rough and like she is crying.
Why I subscribed. 🤣🤣🤣
Can we give her a big hand clap 😩 It really makes me happy to see that you’re willing,trying,and doing. I’m taking notes. Great video
Naaji Solovly 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This warms my heart that she actually learned how to do natural hair and not just straighten that baby hair all the time like most people ❤️
I'm a black mom myself and I learn a lot from you
Awesome!
U did a amazing job on her hair, i wish i could give this video a million likes
peachy momma bear 🙌🏾 I have 3 girls and she did amazing
My daughter used to hide the combs and hair products when she heard me mention hair time....lil princess behaved really well. It helps!!
Lol, who you telling!!! When I was little I hated getting my hair done. I'm tender headed too. My mom had no patience for me either lol.
@@cbjersey7419 poor mums, poor girls😉
i absolute love when i see non African Americans do their African American child’s hair. this just lets me know that more than just one race understands our hair and is not constantly straightening their child’s hair to make it “manageable”. I’m rooting for you 🥳 keep doing what you’re doing love✨
Christy Gior Thats how I know that you know exactly what you’re doing ✨
@@ChristyGior8 exactly, you should wait until she's old enough 💖💕 I used to get relaxers until last year when i graduated and realized I want to go natural and embrace my coily curly hair for what it is😊
Are y’all scared to say black or something?
Y’all do know that any race can have “our” hair right? It’s just rare.
@@belledej7555 Are you referring to my reply or the main comment? Because I am aware that anyone can be natural or have have tight coily or curly hair. Your hair, skin, body ect is all about your genetics not always ethnicity even though it plays a role in it sometimes 🤷🏾♀️
Well done 👍 as a black women I love the way your taking care of these black girl's hair , you can see the love you have for them ,
your kids are beautiful.
you can the only thing you didnt do is give birth to them but their are a reflection of you and your husband.
Hey Mama She is so right 😊💕
I love seeing this from a different perspective, when I was in the system I was placed in many different kinds of homes. Them black mommas always treated me with so much love!❤ Thank you to Mrs. Julia for always doing my hair, though I know she didnt have a clue what to do with my curly red mop haha. I love her so much! RIP to the woman I called a mom for so many years! She will always be in my heart! Keep up the great work! Your kids will love you for it :)
😢
Ohh, this comment made me sad. May she rest in peace, I'm happy she brought you up with a lot of love 💕💕
Man I’m in tears, with how this world is so cruel with kids especially in foster care! It wonderful to see a mother care for her kids!!!! I’m in legit tears! Blessings to you and your family!!!!
It amazes me how every child behaves & how loving they are. A lot of foster/adopted kids can be angry or very confrontational. It looks like she adopted/foster them at a younger age to show them the love they truly needed at the very critical age from 3-13 years old. . I wouldn’t expect anything less watching all of these kids go to college & graduating. They are going to make you very proud momma. Children are a prodigy of their parents!
Guys be mindful of your comments “white lady, this white girl” come on be kind I understand it’s shocking but she’s still a mom regardless, race shouldn’t play a part as to why she can do her daughters hair. 😕
🙄y’all get on my nerves with this. The fact that the mention of BLACK or Race makes you this uncomfortable is a YOU problem not an US problem. There’s nothing wrong with acknowledging our differences/race it’s what makes us all special. It’s only an issue when it’s being acknowledged in a negative way. That isn’t what’s happening here we are genuinely happy & proud that she cared enough to learn bc many dont. Y’all love to holler about not seeing color & race not mattering. So if it doesn’t matter why do y’all always feel the need to divert attention from it when it’s brought up?
But it does.
I'm not offended by people saying "white girl" or "white lady."
Well... she is a white lady,girl. I hope she's not offended by that. I haven't read any comments that seem to have a negative tone!
Agree!! They could at least be more respectful when they comment
This is how we make the world a better place..understanding the difference and embracing it. You are beautiful momma..That's what children need..Love!!
Girl when you pulled out that blue magic. I was like okay. Yeah she def about to get in that scalp. My granny used to use that on my hair. You betta slay
Blue magic and Cantu leave in though? 🤔
@@Fashionpreneurondemand wear your natural hair first before trying to direct someone on how to take care of their child's hair
God bless your beautiful children 🙏❤️
As a Black women I truly appreciate your effort and your ability to do research and find out how to do baby girl 👧 hair you are awesome you really are...yes!!!!
A lot of black women these days do not take care of their daughters hair this well. This is amazing that you took the time to learn their hair and really care for it the way a mother should even though the maintenance is so different from what you’re used to. The girls hair is flourishing and if you keep giving her protective styles her hair will grow so long and healthy. I wish I could give you a hug or at least a pat on the back. Amazing job!
Great job because you took time to understand your daughter's hair. Amazing and Well done.
Damn. She making the parts extra neat and everything 😂👏 I love it
Those eyes though. I can't even. And that beautiful smile is life. I'm so glad you embraced her beautiful texture and didn't try to change it. I embrace you, Mom!👩👧
I hope her videos and more peoples videos relating to these stop racism for good!... I absolutely love that you know what you are doing and you do it so great, such an awesome mother! ❤️
Great job! this made me so happy !
Wow that coconut grease is nostalgic😍👑 I absolutely enjoyed this video
I’m so in love with this mom. 💖
Look at her cheeks, she’s too adorable. Your a awesome mama 💕
I love, LOVE the fact that Dad’s back there helping the little ones with HOMEWORK ❤️😍🙂🥰
Omg, that little girl is so beautiful. Her skin is glowing.
Okay so I watched your videos.
1. When you deep condition, detangle!! That’s the best time to get the easiest detangling process. Just put the conditioner on and leave it for 10 minutes then detangle in sections and braid then up when you finish combing each section. It was like it so much easier for later process of styling.
2. Use elastic bands instead of rubber bands. The rubber bands are braking off her edges slightly.
3. Braids last longer than twists which could save you more time.
Good job with everything! Try castor oils and olive oil. Luster pink has some great leave ins. As well as curls unleashed and Maui moisture.
I’m a curly girl myself & I love that you take the time to take care of her hair.
Great Job mom!
I just ran across this video and I must say its REFRESHING to see you actually take the time to care for their hair..you do not deny their ethnicity but you embraced it while at the same time introducing them to new things as well..may the LORD continue to keep and bless you and your children ABUNDANTLY!!👏👏👏👍😇
I'm a black mom with a 2 year old and I actually learned some tips from you in this video. You are killin it Mommy!
Her hair is long and healthy, you can tell it’s thriving. Good job mom ! I’m thoroughly impressed ❤️ it’s beautiful to see you how well you learned how to do her type of hair. Much respect
When she said lock in the moisture. We knew it was real!!!! 🙌🙌 way to learn sis. You’ve done right by your daughter
She’s such a beautiful child! You make this look so effortless mama. I KNOW this is not an easy task. I’m half black and it’s taken me years to learn how to properly care for my 11 year olds hair b/c hers is a completely different texture/coil level than my own. Idk how anyone could possibly dislike this, you did an amazing job! ❤️
It is effortless this isn't rocket science.
I have to praise you for a white mom with black kids well done 🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😘🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
It's a crying shame how easy this looks...YET I CAN'T DO IT.
I need my ethnic card revoked......
Good job 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
What ethnicity would that be.
And what's an ethnicity card
Smart_Girl01 “Yet” lol
Smart_Girl01 Yeah I agree. Your comment just made me laugh a little.
I've heard of a black card?😂
Tf is a ethnicity card 🤣
Not everybody is good at doing hair ethnic or not mom or not woman or not, people just expect these things of ethnic women especially mothers but not everybody can do it but as long as you make an effort that’s what really counts some people don’t even do that
She even knows her baby is tender headed.......you are an awesome MOM.
I love that you take the time to get to learn and care for there hair it warms my heart!
@@ChristyGior8 You go mamas! Your doing great don't let anyone tell you otherwise ❤
Your daughter is a cutie! But Mom your twists are so on POINT! Her hair is thriving with your care. ❤
YESSSSS! I knew she was official when I saw the parts, but when she pulled out the blue magic? I was sold immediately.
she is so beautiful, she will really appreciate how you cared for her hair as she gets older she's gonna have long healthy hair
🙌🙌🙌 yes mama!!! So glad you know how to protect her hair and you aren't overwhelmed by the texture or afraid to do it 😌
Those eyes of hers just melt your heart
This really touched me. As a black woman with natural hair I know it is alot of work and you do it with care and love, this little lady will never forget this. Great job!
I applaud you for taking the time to properly care for your daughters hair.
I feel like this is the most important thing I've seen on TH-cam in a long time.
Yes protect our babies love for their hair.
So beautiful. Those eyes and that smile. She feels loved. Thank you mama ❤️
I'm African and I couldn't take care of my natural her if my life depended on it. Way to go woman, you are an angel in human form.
She’s so adorable. Her smile is priceless. She has beautiful hair too. Good job mom!
You be jamming!!! The heart of a mother ❤
I love rubber bands for my little girl. As long as they are not tight they secure for a long lasting style and you can just curb them out, no breaking the hair. Great job mama!
What a sweetheart! Her skin is flawless.
You do such an amazing job maintaining the girls natural hair, could we possibly see how you style vaya’s hair in the future?
I've seen it all a beautiful white lady using blue magic on her beautiful children's hair. You go girls! You did that!
Her eyes so pretty...great job on her hair momma you do a better job then me im still learning..you should get some clips for sectioning
@@ChristyGior8 im sure you can
She slayed the HELL out of her daughter's hair...well done mama!!!!!
I wish more people didnt relax their kids hair, look how beautiful it is when its taken care of! Great job, she will thank you so much when shes older
Hi Christy, ive been watching you for a while now and i want to say your fantastic you do hair better than most black women keep up the good job.
You’re such an amazing, supportive mom for caring for your baby girl like this ❤️ from what i have learned, black womens hair is a big part of their identity and self understanding, so it makes me so happy to see you supporting your gorgeous daughter like this 💪🏽🌸 im sure she’ll grow up to be a strong and healthy woman!
you put a lot of love in those girls hair , a true mother
I really love how you took you time to learn about our hair🥺🌸
her daughters hair*
@@dollyreid4777 OUR HAIR*
I just love this mama doing her baby’s hair ❤️
THIS CHANNEL IS IMPORTANT. My heart is full 🖤🖤🖤
Loving how mommas whip that hair into place 😎❣️ The struggle is real maintaining our precious coils 🌷👍🏾💕🌈
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! YOU DID THAT HONEY!
Your daughter has the cutest smile.
I love that she is caring about her daughters hair, the way any loving black mother would be concerned about the health and conditioned of her baby's hair. Shows me that she took time and effort to research out what was necesarry for her baby. And she did such a great job, looks like something my mom aunties did. I am so happy to see this.
This little girl is totally gorgeous!
I respect parents who learn their children's culture and love to see it!
Awww shes got the most beautiful smile. 😊
I don't know why, but this video was so satisfying to watch. The fact that you took time to actually educate yourself on the care for her hair melts my heart ❤ Great job mom
Thank you thank you thank you ‼️it is so important to get educated on how to properly take care of your children’s hair I have seen adoptive parents cut off their African-American children’s hair because they do not know how to care for it our hair is our crown especially when we were young sending nothing but love to your beautiful family💞👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Beautiful girl, with great hair and a loving mama ❤️
She’s truly a beautiful little girl
Although I am almost speechless at how well loved and taken care your children are I must say You and your Husband are AMAZING 🙌 ❤☺
She is absolutely gorgeous.
I just love how you care for them, I cant wait to adopt some day! If you wanna learn more hairstyles I definitely recommend ItsCharliesTime !! She has the same hair texture as Eliyah.
Growing up my mom (I’m hispanic and white) never took the time to care for my hair - wavy, not thick, moderately easy to care for - so I grew up with short boy hair. The level christy cares for her daughter speaks worlds!
Baby girls hair is FLOURISHING! Love that you took the time to learn and style her hair. Big props to you! 😍❤
Gorgeous style for a GORGEOUS little girl. Good job Mom!
Yes her hair looks so cute and healthy 😍
Mom should feel proud of her well groomed children. You’re amazing & love Dad helping in the background 👍🏼. You’re both super heroes! 🦸🏻♂️🦸🏻♀️ 🥰. All beautiful looking kids 😍