Not only an amazing mom but the fact that your daughter is so excited about showing your boyfriend just shows that he has made her feel safe and comfortable A+ mama for finding a good man 🥰congrats to that guy for landing these beautiful girls
@@isaaclupie7078 ?? He's her stepdad. This is an old video, The mother and the man in the video are now married and the mom is currently pregnant with his child.
@@r3ydioactiv3qt I’m my opinion, it’s just the old school mentality. In reality there is nothing wrong with it. Temporary or semi/Demi permanent dye causes zero damage and it’s just allowing someone to express themselves. But some people have different views and that’s okay too. As long as they let their kids express themselves in other ways and especially as they get older
True it's super cute and still let's her try stuff without super long term consequence. Let's her figure out what she likes in a low risk way. Absolutely adorable
@@krissydiggs No it’s not, but worse case scenario she doesn’t like it or (kids can be mean) she gets a teased and doesn’t want to have colored hair anymore. 😓 This way She can take them out and not dedicate an extended amount of time wait for the colors to wash out or worry about the dye reacting to certain hair treatments and frying.
So true. I live in a country where most people have really dark hair, so finding options that are not permanent for kids is really very important. I've seen children as young as 6 with bleached hair, and it breaks my heart. It's hard being a perent.
I love how you let your daughter try new things while monitoring her and helping her. It's so meaningful! So many parents only say "no, you can't do this" and only prohibit stuff and their kids become rebellious and become addicted to doing prohibited things. Your daughter will always be transparent with you and I love what you guys have 💜💙
My mom hated makeup on me. She always told me I was too young for it. So I would sneak my children's makeup at 9 years old in the car. Swipe some eyeshadow on in the back and my mom would get furious I had yellowy green eyelids and sheer lipgloss. And she couldn't do anything about it because we were in the mall's parking lot. I did something similar to school since my mom had to go to work earlier than me. And people said I looked pretty in purple eyeshadow. Mind you I was 11/12 here. Now I'm a full on makeup addict and I've even done my mom's eyeshadow for her friend's birthday party and she loved it! It was a simple brown kind of smokey eye look.
@@nikitatavernitilitvynova my mom used to lend me her makeup, and when she would get new one, she'd give me the old one. now i have like two drawers full of stuff. my mummy gives me alternatives, and that's cool
Right this is what my mom did with me and we have the best relationship 🥰 I’m 19 now and she’s honestly my best friend so that’s great. Balance is key, she always had boundaries and restrictions because she was a parent first but I appreciated her always allowing me to at least try things or something. It’s the intention that was the most impactful in why I respect her so much
@@isaaclupie7078no, there are already plenty of those. They're talking about a mom who allows their child to explore new things like finding different ways to let the kid have colored hair without damaging it
I remember the gel stuff that you rubbed on your hair out of the plastic. I remember doing pink streaks on my dark brown hair as a youngling, that didn’t even really show up, but I remember how happy I was because I could look like Avril Lavigne 🙂
i sadly did too, well its more complicated to say because it wasnt my family i am a foster sadly bc my family got too mentally sick to take care of me weve been through alot, and those in my foster abused me and all, but this videos make me more sad then happy.. i wish i could have your emotions, but i feel only sad like crying that i wish i had such a childhood, now im mentally too drained at the end rn..
The fact that you let her express herself and don't just say no or judge her says a lot about you. You are such a great mom and I think grace knows that too, and it's so great that she felt so confident that she wanted to show your boyfriend and that she feels comfortable with that. Your an amazing person and your daughter is going to grow up a respectful young lady x
As a hairtystlist I absolutely love this. At one of the first salons I worked at the owner had color hair spray for little kids. Obviously free of charge. The kids get a fun color and the parents can feel relieved it just washes out. They never forget it. Its the highlight of their day. Boys and girls would come in for their cuts and eventually started requesting their color lol. I'm about to open my own salon and this was a reminder for me to do the same.
@@cheese2252 even adults get addicted to coloring their hair. Children will definitely get addicted lmfao which means damage. Also dye is more permanent and their minds will change
@@salmahahmed4672 Salmah you can’t get addicted to dying your hair 😂 it’s like putting on makeup, or a pretty dress/suit. you just feel better with what YOU want. i’m sure you love waking up everyday to whatever color your hair is, and i’m pretty okay with mine too. some people just want pretty hair 😅😅😅😅
@@brileehenry4161 I don’t mean addicted literally 😭 I was being dramatic I’m sorry. I mean like the first time you dye your hair and you just don’t wanna stop lmfao
I know I’m like that, and I’m also really impulsive and children definitely are so little extensions and wash off colour spray are much much better than introducing them to bleach. You’re probably quite responsible but if you want a clue about what I’m talking about watch any of brad mondos reaction videos
My mom always said, “hair is a renewable resource.” She let me start dyeing my hair in elementary school and I thank her so much for that. I felt so confident and it was a very early way of allowing me some agency over my own body.
Started letting my daughter dye her hair when she was six she's nine now. It's just hair. Only thing I make sure is if there's bleach we go to a salon and that she's happy with it
same. my mom went to cosmetology school so she's very chill with everything hair related. she always says "hair grows back" and thinks it's a great way to express yourself
I wish my mom was like that my mom is scare that my scalp would hurt she said i can only dye the part that won't touch my scalp it is nice that she care about me and not making me do the thing she want to do tho
@@theboondoggliest EDIT: I’m putting this at the top just in case anyone skims over this before they reply. I’m not justifying the parent’s behavior (in fact, I’m mocking it). I’m simply providing a reason as to why they might think that way. We'd both be wasting our time, so please read the entirety of my reply before you respond with my exact point. I guess it’s partially because of the potential risk dying your hair too frequently or just bleaching it in general. One of my friends bleached their hair a while ago and now it’s all dead 😔 It may also be because parents want their children to be “all natural”. I find this reason to be pretty stupid though; it’s if they view having kids as a power struggle and want control over their child’s entire life
You definitely got serious mom points. Awesome! Way to achieve happiness and your little girl without altering her hair or skin at such an young age. 🎉❤
I'm so glad that your encouraging your kids to be creative and expressive with their hair! My mom let me dye my hair when I was 7 and every since then I've been really happy with it so I can't imagine how she feels right now.
This is so amazing! I love how you didn’t say no and looked for alternatives! I’m sure she feels amazing. I love how she was so excited to call it bf too!!
Honestly the advice I can give you is don’t be afraid to let her dye her hair. I started dying my hair when I was 14 and my mom used it as a bonding experience to get appointments at the same time at the hair salon. (Granted she was never doing outgoing colors like me). In the end “permanent hair dye” isn’t exactly permanent. Hair grows out and the color will fade. If your still curious about semi permanent dyes I will recommend the brand arctic fox.
and assuming they have the money, she can always go back to a natural color when it fades I think doing it when you're young is the best because if you do it one or two times, when you're 12-14 your won't have damaged hair through your teens, and at that point you can make an educated decision on bleaching it ect
She is the cutest little girl and the fact that she has enough self confidence to change her hair and do what she loves makes me so happy. I feel like kids try to stay on trend or whatever and never experiment or do what makes them happy! 😳🥺
i’ve honestly not seen any kids below middle school age wanting to specifically follow trends, but if that’s something you notice, i do think a child’s exposure to social media without the parent instilling self-expression is the cause.
I love parents that let their young kids add color their hair. This is the time for them to experiment and be creative/self expressive in such a safe way!
This is the best way to let little ones have colorful hair. They can switch them out whenever they want to change colors, schools can't dress code them for dyeing their hair unnatural colors, and they can be removed easily for situations where they might not be appropriate (formal events). I love this.
I remember there was one girl in my elementary school. She had a couple coloured streaks in her hair and she changed the colour every year for like 6 years. Then one year she finally let them grow out. Even though I didn’t know her, it kind of made me sad. I asked her why she did it, and she sort of shrugged and said she needed a change. Even though we weren’t friends, I was invested in the story of her hair. Coloured hair makes you unique. It’s a conversation starter, and it makes the world more colourful. I endorse her love of coloured hair. Maybe it will help her with making friends, as it’s something that makes her interesting. Sorry for the sad ending to my story btw.
Wow. It’s great that you’re not discouraging her about this. It’s just hair. When I was in 4th grade, I bought purple hair extensions and wanted to wear them everyday to school and the teacher punished me for it and had my mom reprimand me at home. And then why I tried dying my hair with markers at school, same teacher did the same thing.
I LOVE that you didn’t immediately say no and went above and beyond to find alternative methods in order to allow her to express herself. She’s going to be so grateful for that in the future!! you get all the mom points!!
My mom did the same thing for me before I dyed my hair! Definitely helped me determine if I wanted to do it for sure or not. She looks so adorable I'm glad she's happy :D
I remember when i went to ulta with my dad and we saw non-permanent hair dye spray and he got it for me, i put it in immediately and i will never forget that moment. I’m so happy for grace that she gets to do this!
you are hands down one of the best people ive seen when it comes to helping your child express herself. she is going to grow up with so much confidence and she deserves to. she has such a beautiful soul and i cant see her do anything but lift others up the way you have with her. kids mimic their parents a lot of the time and by doing this you are setting her on an amazing course. keep going ❤❤
I think it's awesome that you're setting boundaries with her and letting her know where you draw lines. Nothing permanent since she's so young but letting her still have what she wants in a way with something impermanent and removable is so sweet!!! Good job mom
there is a thing called color clenditioner it’s a thing where you put it in your hair for 30 minutes to 1 hour and then it temporarily changes your hair it works super well! if you want it you can just search it up! but make sure to go into the “for brown hair” section because it will not dye your hair if your hair isn’t bright enough, they have purple to!!
Googled it, and at least Kleracolor warns in their own sites that it's not safe for children. Always check dye product warnings when it comes to dyeing hair of a child, because they have weaker skin and finer hair than adults, so what's safe for an adult can often harm a child. Also can't be used on animals.
Awww! She's so excited! I remember being this excited when my mom out rag curlers in my hair! I'm glad that she can come to you and talk to you about what she wants.
What my mom does : If we get good grades all year around we get to dye the tips of our hair for summer. Whatever color we want. By the time school starts back up it should be faded and if not just cut the ends off. Super easy and you can do it at home! 😊
At least she's gonna be the popular girl at school- Edit : guys calm down I didn't mean to make ww3 💀 Edit 2: Ayo I have never seen these many likes ever on my comment-
@@venti9925 lmao why are you being so rude. Colored hair literally does nothing, I’m just saying. Yeah ppl will think you’re cool and all but that doesn’t mean you’re anymore fun to talk to or hang out with. I think you’re the one whose on something if you don’t know that 💀
Henna hair dye would be a good idea for her and you can also boil some sugar free packets of kool-aid powder, put it in a bowl and while it's still hot dip some of her hair in. (Dont forget to rinse her hair) alsp when she washes her hair dint be surprised when some of the dye cimes out bc it lasts for a long time and its supposed to be that way when she washes 😊 I did it and since I have dark brown hair I used 11 packs of it lol it showed up soo well (i did red kool-aid powder) but yea henna hair dye is a natural dye and will last a long time and won't damage her hair but it only comes in brown black and red. Just some ideas ❤
I got my hair dyed when I was around 4-5 and it was permanent, I really don't see why you can't dye your kids hair even if it's just the ends or a natural color.
Hair dye isn’t the healthiest thing in the world. There have been cases of it causing cancer. The chances are low of anything bad happening but to some it’s not worth the risk. Also besides health she may just not want to damage her kids hair. The kid can damage it herself when she’s 16. 😅 I know I did. I high key miss my before dye hair. It’s never been the same.
@@Sourrachel ALOT of things in our world causes cancer sadly. There really just isnt enough evidence that hair dye causes cancer in a big enough amount to have that be a fear. and hair grows back, lol. its just hair
I LOVE that you are allowing your daughter to be her amazing self in age-appropriate ways. She is going to grow up knowing that no matter what phase she goes through or style she loves, Mom will be there helping and cheering every step of the way
I remember getting clip ins and feathers in my hair as a kid and just feeling so confident and happy. So glad you take the extra time to make your daughter happy, and make her wants feel important!
Honestly, that’s a smart parent move. Not making anything permanent in case of regret and hair damage but still looking into alternatives to make her happy
This is so so beautiful!!! You are teaching your kids that there is a time and age for everything but giving her alternatives so she feels heard and understood for wanting something!!
Unsure if you’ll see this but you should look into Arctic Fox! They have beautiful color choices and are cruelty free! They’re conditioner based and free of harsh chemicals as well. It’s so gentle on your hair it’s even safe to use on pets.
It says a lot about your boyfriend’s character and her relationship with him that she wanted to show him too. So sweet
Literally this 😭👏🏻❤️
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The fact this has 11,000 likes and 2 comments well 3 now
literally shows that she thinks of him as a father figure oml so cute
YES fr
Not only an amazing mom but the fact that your daughter is so excited about showing your boyfriend just shows that he has made her feel safe and comfortable
A+ mama for finding a good man 🥰congrats to that guy for landing these beautiful girls
No I Levi do you not play this game it’s the ugliest game and laugh out loud ha ha you’re the best choke guy❤😂
@@meganswiergiel7145 .?
@@xywowpig8903 ....i think shes having a stroke.....
@@one_spicy_potato3961 real
@@MackChubs fake?
you guys are such good parents. it is so sweet how they look for alternatives instead of
"NO" you guys are both so pretty
Her bf isn't a dad, he's the add on lol
@@isaaclupie7078 ?? He's her stepdad. This is an old video, The mother and the man in the video are now married and the mom is currently pregnant with his child.
@@isaaclupie7078he’s graces stepdad pooks…
A child needs to learn to tolerate NO because if bot they are just creating more problems and a spoilt child
Not
I’m glad there are parents that don’t just say no immediately but instead look into alternative methods
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Yes, something that EVERYONE should do
And also got some quality time with her daughter~ heck yeah!
Yes but sometimes they need to say no otherwise the child can never accept a no.
@my mom
this is such a healthy way to teach your daughter to express herself while also being age appropriate!! love this!💗
I genuinely want to know, how come dying her hair would be considered inappropriate ?
@@r3ydioactiv3qt I’m my opinion, it’s just the old school mentality. In reality there is nothing wrong with it. Temporary or semi/Demi permanent dye causes zero damage and it’s just allowing someone to express themselves.
But some people have different views and that’s okay too. As long as they let their kids express themselves in other ways and especially as they get older
And I’m a mother myself 🤍
@@AnaHaze777 can you adopt me?
@@r3ydioactiv3qt its not but she prob just doesn't want to bleach her hair just yet
Major mom point for letting her try new things that aren’t permanent so she can feel like she can express herself!❤
Edit: +600 likes?? Guys… thanks🥺😘
True it's super cute and still let's her try stuff without super long term consequence. Let's her figure out what she likes in a low risk way. Absolutely adorable
Dying your hair is pretty low risk 😅
@@krissydiggst really depends on your hair and how many times you’ve dyed it before because if your not careful you hair can dry out and fall off
@@krissydiggs No it’s not, but worse case scenario she doesn’t like it or (kids can be mean) she gets a teased and doesn’t want to have colored hair anymore. 😓
This way She can take them out and not dedicate an extended amount of time wait for the colors to wash out or worry about the dye reacting to certain hair treatments and frying.
So true. I live in a country where most people have really dark hair, so finding options that are not permanent for kids is really very important. I've seen children as young as 6 with bleached hair, and it breaks my heart. It's hard being a perent.
I love how you let your daughter try new things while monitoring her and helping her. It's so meaningful! So many parents only say "no, you can't do this" and only prohibit stuff and their kids become rebellious and become addicted to doing prohibited things. Your daughter will always be transparent with you and I love what you guys have 💜💙
My mom hated makeup on me. She always told me I was too young for it. So I would sneak my children's makeup at 9 years old in the car. Swipe some eyeshadow on in the back and my mom would get furious I had yellowy green eyelids and sheer lipgloss. And she couldn't do anything about it because we were in the mall's parking lot. I did something similar to school since my mom had to go to work earlier than me. And people said I looked pretty in purple eyeshadow. Mind you I was 11/12 here. Now I'm a full on makeup addict and I've even done my mom's eyeshadow for her friend's birthday party and she loved it! It was a simple brown kind of smokey eye look.
Well said.
@@nikitatavernitilitvynova my mom used to lend me her makeup, and when she would get new one, she'd give me the old one. now i have like two drawers full of stuff. my mummy gives me alternatives, and that's cool
Right this is what my mom did with me and we have the best relationship 🥰 I’m 19 now and she’s honestly my best friend so that’s great. Balance is key, she always had boundaries and restrictions because she was a parent first but I appreciated her always allowing me to at least try things or something. It’s the intention that was the most impactful in why I respect her so much
Right. My parents allow me everything and that's why I don't lie to them. It's a good relationship.
“I think I got serious mom points”
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Kill what?
We need more moms like this
Single moms?
@@isaaclupie7078no, there are already plenty of those. They're talking about a mom who allows their child to explore new things like finding different ways to let the kid have colored hair without damaging it
My mom let me color a streak of my hair purple when I was younger and I still remember it. She's not gonna forget this 😭🥺🥺
Same but I got blue!! when it washed out, it was a light blonde streak and I thought I looked like Anna from frozen 😂
I remember the gel stuff that you rubbed on your hair out of the plastic. I remember doing pink streaks on my dark brown hair as a youngling, that didn’t even really show up, but I remember how happy I was because I could look like Avril Lavigne 🙂
SAME!except the older I got the more dye I was allowed to put in my hair🤭
Same but pink! I thought I was SO
COOL
@@divergent_007 I have to wait till im 18 😭😭
I’ve had a tough childhood with my mom and her boyfriends so seeing her so excited to show him that stuff really made my heart happy
i sadly did too, well its more complicated to say because it wasnt my family i am a foster sadly bc my family got too mentally sick to take care of me weve been through alot, and those in my foster abused me and all, but this videos make me more sad then happy.. i wish i could have your emotions, but i feel only sad like crying that i wish i had such a childhood, now im mentally too drained at the end rn..
Yo is that Thorn?!
@@Kalani_Saiko it is lol
Same 😭😭😭
The fact that you let her express herself and don't just say no or judge her says a lot about you. You are such a great mom and I think grace knows that too, and it's so great that she felt so confident that she wanted to show your boyfriend and that she feels comfortable with that. Your an amazing person and your daughter is going to grow up a respectful young lady x
As a hairtystlist I absolutely love this. At one of the first salons I worked at the owner had color hair spray for little kids. Obviously free of charge. The kids get a fun color and the parents can feel relieved it just washes out. They never forget it. Its the highlight of their day. Boys and girls would come in for their cuts and eventually started requesting their color lol. I'm about to open my own salon and this was a reminder for me to do the same.
Why not just dye it?
@@cheese2252 even adults get addicted to coloring their hair. Children will definitely get addicted lmfao which means damage. Also dye is more permanent and their minds will change
@@salmahahmed4672 Salmah you can’t get addicted to dying your hair 😂 it’s like putting on makeup, or a pretty dress/suit. you just feel better with what YOU want. i’m sure you love waking up everyday to whatever color your hair is, and i’m pretty okay with mine too. some people just want pretty hair 😅😅😅😅
@@brileehenry4161 I don’t mean addicted literally 😭 I was being dramatic I’m sorry. I mean like the first time you dye your hair and you just don’t wanna stop lmfao
I know I’m like that, and I’m also really impulsive and children definitely are so little extensions and wash off colour spray are much much better than introducing them to bleach. You’re probably quite responsible but if you want a clue about what I’m talking about watch any of brad mondos reaction videos
My mom always said, “hair is a renewable resource.” She let me start dyeing my hair in elementary school and I thank her so much for that. I felt so confident and it was a very early way of allowing me some agency over my own body.
Started letting my daughter dye her hair when she was six she's nine now. It's just hair. Only thing I make sure is if there's bleach we go to a salon and that she's happy with it
ive never understood the take about hair dye not being age appropriate
same. my mom went to cosmetology school so she's very chill with everything hair related. she always says "hair grows back" and thinks it's a great way to express yourself
I wish my mom was like that my mom is scare that my scalp would hurt she said i can only dye the part that won't touch my scalp it is nice that she care about me and not making me do the thing she want to do tho
@@theboondoggliest
EDIT: I’m putting this at the top just in case anyone skims over this before they reply. I’m not justifying the parent’s behavior (in fact, I’m mocking it). I’m simply providing a reason as to why they might think that way. We'd both be wasting our time, so please read the entirety of my reply before you respond with my exact point.
I guess it’s partially because of the potential risk dying your hair too frequently or just bleaching it in general. One of my friends bleached their hair a while ago and now it’s all dead 😔
It may also be because parents want their children to be “all natural”. I find this reason to be pretty stupid though; it’s if they view having kids as a power struggle and want control over their child’s entire life
You definitely got serious mom points. Awesome! Way to achieve happiness and your little girl without altering her hair or skin at such an young age. 🎉❤
I'm so glad that your encouraging your kids to be creative and expressive with their hair! My mom let me dye my hair when I was 7 and every since then I've been really happy with it so I can't imagine how she feels right now.
This is so amazing! I love how you didn’t say no and looked for alternatives! I’m sure she feels amazing. I love how she was so excited to call it bf too!!
You’re a great mom for finding age appropriate alternatives! I loved this idea!
this is gonna create such a great relationship in the future and shes never going to be afraid of being open with you. this is awesome
Honestly the advice I can give you is don’t be afraid to let her dye her hair. I started dying my hair when I was 14 and my mom used it as a bonding experience to get appointments at the same time at the hair salon. (Granted she was never doing outgoing colors like me). In the end “permanent hair dye” isn’t exactly permanent. Hair grows out and the color will fade.
If your still curious about semi permanent dyes I will recommend the brand arctic fox.
and assuming they have the money, she can always go back to a natural color when it fades
I think doing it when you're young is the best because if you do it one or two times, when you're 12-14 your won't have damaged hair through your teens, and at that point you can make an educated decision on bleaching it ect
She uses temp dyes to avoid damaging the hair!
Mind you this girl is 5? So its a bit early to start dying but hopefully if she still wants too later in life her mom will allow her!
the owner of arctic fox is racist and homophobic. theres better dyes out there
@@partyinthecloudkingdom that person is no longer involved with the brand. She left in early September
Her reaction was just so cute😊❤
“THIS IS SO CUTE!”
no you’re so cute 💀
Edit: Tysm for the likes!!
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She is the cutest little girl and the fact that she has enough self confidence to change her hair and do what she loves makes me so happy. I feel like kids try to stay on trend or whatever and never experiment or do what makes them happy! 😳🥺
i’ve honestly not seen any kids below middle school age wanting to specifically follow trends, but if that’s something you notice, i do think a child’s exposure to social media without the parent instilling self-expression is the cause.
SHE SO CUTEEE
"Are u serious right now"
Speed has got 5 year olds on this now💀
LMFAOO
Lol 😂
bro😭
Lmao
My bro is 13 and he keeps sayings this
She’s so cute!! Your a great mom 💕🫶🏻
I love parents that let their young kids add color their hair. This is the time for them to experiment and be creative/self expressive in such a safe way!
This is the best way to let little ones have colorful hair. They can switch them out whenever they want to change colors, schools can't dress code them for dyeing their hair unnatural colors, and they can be removed easily for situations where they might not be appropriate (formal events). I love this.
I love when she said "this is so cute" also you should do another photo shoot with the new hair!!❤❤
I remember there was one girl in my elementary school. She had a couple coloured streaks in her hair and she changed the colour every year for like 6 years. Then one year she finally let them grow out. Even though I didn’t know her, it kind of made me sad. I asked her why she did it, and she sort of shrugged and said she needed a change. Even though we weren’t friends, I was invested in the story of her hair. Coloured hair makes you unique. It’s a conversation starter, and it makes the world more colourful. I endorse her love of coloured hair. Maybe it will help her with making friends, as it’s something that makes her interesting. Sorry for the sad ending to my story btw.
You are such a good mom!! And the results turned out so good!
“ArE yOu SeRiOuS rIgHt NoW!”
I’m glad she caught on to the trend.
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“r u serious right neow my dude 💀💀”
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@@dorcasidowu4822 but I’m a Satanist
Yes 👏👏👏👏 !! Love this so much! Letting her express herself in a way that makes you both happy. Love it ❤
YOU ARE LITERALLY THE BEST MOTHER!!!
instead of saying no you thought of a solution💗
We need more mothers like you in this world!!
Wow. It’s great that you’re not discouraging her about this. It’s just hair. When I was in 4th grade, I bought purple hair extensions and wanted to wear them everyday to school and the teacher punished me for it and had my mom reprimand me at home. And then why I tried dying my hair with markers at school, same teacher did the same thing.
That's so stupid. Teachers love to do anything but teach bro-
I LOVE that you didn’t immediately say no and went above and beyond to find alternative methods in order to allow her to express herself. She’s going to be so grateful for that in the future!! you get all the mom points!!
My mom did the same thing for me before I dyed my hair! Definitely helped me determine if I wanted to do it for sure or not. She looks so adorable I'm glad she's happy :D
I remember when i went to ulta with my dad and we saw non-permanent hair dye spray and he got it for me, i put it in immediately and i will never forget that moment. I’m so happy for grace that she gets to do this!
The joy on her face is so sweet and the bond between your boyfriend and grace is super cute and when he said you are a beautiful mermaid ❤❤
you are hands down one of the best people ive seen when it comes to helping your child express herself. she is going to grow up with so much confidence and she deserves to. she has such a beautiful soul and i cant see her do anything but lift others up the way you have with her. kids mimic their parents a lot of the time and by doing this you are setting her on an amazing course. keep going ❤❤
This is so cute! Your 5 year old is SO well behaved compared to some 5 year olds that I have seen in the past.
I think it's awesome that you're setting boundaries with her and letting her know where you draw lines. Nothing permanent since she's so young but letting her still have what she wants in a way with something impermanent and removable is so sweet!!! Good job mom
there is a thing called color
clenditioner it’s a thing where you put it in your hair for 30 minutes to 1 hour and then it temporarily changes your hair it works super well! if you want it you can just search it up! but make sure to go into the “for brown hair” section because it will not dye your hair if your hair isn’t bright enough, they have purple to!!
How long the color stays on your hair?
@@My_sia up to 15 shampoos! but i usually apply once or twice a week if i want it to stay vibrant!!
Googled it, and at least Kleracolor warns in their own sites that it's not safe for children. Always check dye product warnings when it comes to dyeing hair of a child, because they have weaker skin and finer hair than adults, so what's safe for an adult can often harm a child. Also can't be used on animals.
Also from what I checked they seemed to contain bleach and hydrogen peroxide which can cause chemical burns, especially on children.
Grace is so adorable 🥰 safe travels for your boyfriend!
She is so CUTEEE 😭❤
Awww! She's so excited! I remember being this excited when my mom out rag curlers in my hair! I'm glad that she can come to you and talk to you about what she wants.
She’s so CUTE!
She is literally so cuuute 🥹
She reminds me of my little sister 💗🫂
What my mom does :
If we get good grades all year around we get to dye the tips of our hair for summer. Whatever color we want. By the time school starts back up it should be faded and if not just cut the ends off. Super easy and you can do it at home! 😊
Imagine having parents this tolerant 💀
She’s so adorable tho 🖤🖤
Yeah... I can only wish
You guys are good parents!!!! its so kind of you to put the clip-ins!!
Soo cute 🥰 Makes me want a daughter 👧🏻 lol
She is so cute, hope she likes her hair extensions!!♥️♥️
She looks so pretty ❤
Aww she looks so cute! 😻
At least she's gonna be the popular girl at school-
Edit : guys calm down I didn't mean to make ww3 💀
Edit 2: Ayo I have never seen these many likes ever on my comment-
Nah from experience, it doesn’t do anything lol
@@crazyrainbow1233 Your experience doesn't equal all experiences. Df you on LMAO
@@venti9925 colored hair doesnt = popular, if it does then there is a problem
@@venti9925 lmao why are you being so rude. Colored hair literally does nothing, I’m just saying. Yeah ppl will think you’re cool and all but that doesn’t mean you’re anymore fun to talk to or hang out with. I think you’re the one whose on something if you don’t know that 💀
@@crazyrainbow1233 dude little kids dont give a shit they see cool hair they Will talk to you
Henna hair dye would be a good idea for her and you can also boil some sugar free packets of kool-aid powder, put it in a bowl and while it's still hot dip some of her hair in. (Dont forget to rinse her hair) alsp when she washes her hair dint be surprised when some of the dye cimes out bc it lasts for a long time and its supposed to be that way when she washes 😊 I did it and since I have dark brown hair I used 11 packs of it lol it showed up soo well (i did red kool-aid powder) but yea henna hair dye is a natural dye and will last a long time and won't damage her hair but it only comes in brown black and red. Just some ideas ❤
“Are you serious right neow bruh”
This is so cute was so cute ❤
She’s so adorableee 🥹🥹☺️
“Are you serious right now?!”
"neow"
“Browh”
SHE SO CUTEEEEEEEE
These two are going to have the best relationship all through her teenage and adult life and it is so cute!!
I got my hair dyed when I was around 4-5 and it was permanent, I really don't see why you can't dye your kids hair even if it's just the ends or a natural color.
Hair dye isn’t the healthiest thing in the world. There have been cases of it causing cancer. The chances are low of anything bad happening but to some it’s not worth the risk. Also besides health she may just not want to damage her kids hair. The kid can damage it herself when she’s 16. 😅 I know I did. I high key miss my before dye hair. It’s never been the same.
@@Sourrachel ALOT of things in our world causes cancer sadly. There really just isnt enough evidence that hair dye causes cancer in a big enough amount to have that be a fear. and hair grows back, lol. its just hair
Permanent dye can really jack-up your hair.
🤣 the face and the scream 🤣
This warmed my heart so much!!! You don't see a whole lot of dedicated moms anymore. Thank you for spreading that joy. 😊
I LOVE that you are allowing your daughter to be her amazing self in age-appropriate ways. She is going to grow up knowing that no matter what phase she goes through or style she loves, Mom will be there helping and cheering every step of the way
Awww that’s so cute!! You’re a great mom for wanting her to express herself.
Omgggg she’s so flipping adorable!!! Keep up the great parenting!! 💜💜💜💜💜
I think seeong her happieness and excitment and enthusiasm made him love it too
She is precious. Protect her at all costs. ❤️
Grace is actually so cute colored hair looks amazing on her she is beautiful
She is the sweetest little girl I have ever seen! She is so pretty and her hair is beautiful! So sweet❤
your like the best mom happy mothers day
I remember getting clip ins and feathers in my hair as a kid and just feeling so confident and happy. So glad you take the extra time to make your daughter happy, and make her wants feel important!
I absolutely love this woman and her child when every they pop up on my screen my heart fills with joy
That is in my opinion top tier parenting and absolutely one of the most wholesome things I’ve seen all day
Grace is literally the sweetest girl ever.❤SHE’S SO CUUUTTTEEE❤💖✨
I just appreciate that you took the time to blend the clips in w her hair
She's so pretty. I love her glasses! Super cool unicorn energy!
Honestly, that’s a smart parent move. Not making anything permanent in case of regret and hair damage but still looking into alternatives to make her happy
SHES adorable!🥹
Its so sweet that she immediately wanted to call your boyfriend! Shows a lot about how comfortable she is around him!
She’s so cute/ adorable I also love her reaction when she saw the hair clips!!
I dont rlly like kids but grace is SO CUTEEE!
It's so nice that you looked for alternatives rather than just shutting her down like a lot of parents do
This is so so beautiful!!! You are teaching your kids that there is a time and age for everything but giving her alternatives so she feels heard and understood for wanting something!!
Grace IS so BEAUTIFUL
She's such a good mom grace is so lucky
This is so adorable such a great bond between all of them it’s amazing
Awww that’s so cute I’m glad she’s happy
And the best mum of the year award goes to this woman, congratulations 🥳 ❤
this is so cute :D looks great too u can tell how much she loves it
Your child is so beautiful ❤❤❤
Awh I love how you tried to make a different solution instead of just shutting her down
she's just the sweetest little girl. i think she's gonna grow up into an amazing young woman :)
She's such a cutieeee
You are litteraly the best mom anyone can ask for, and my mom, she is the best and so are youuu!!!😊
Unsure if you’ll see this but you should look into Arctic Fox! They have beautiful color choices and are cruelty free! They’re conditioner based and free of harsh chemicals as well. It’s so gentle on your hair it’s even safe to use on pets.
She's so adorable!!