Ava Bullied Cause Of Her Hair

We dealt with a situation recently: our daughter was bullied cause of her "puffy hair"...we thought this would be a good moment to teach and educate about this experience.
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[@MightyMcClures]

Have you been bullied? how did you handle it? First thing Justin (Dad) did was march straight up to the school! lol

[@GalaxyGyrl8888]

👍THISSS!!!🎯💯👍

[@sturni0lo.4rl]

This video helped me so much especially since i was bullied because of my hair because am jamaican. thank u for producing good content and for the inspiration.

[@HarryPotterismylife62]

Yeah I have been bullied because I have " bunny teeth" and kids were making fun of me

[@tanyatimms2951]

Your daughter's hair is so beautiful. Like the Erika Badu song I am not my hair

[@mikebrown41182]

Yes when i was a child in elementary school. I was or i am adopted, only Brown guy pretty much in the entire school in the 90s. It was fun to joke about my skin, at times it was non harmful, but some older guys could definitly make me sad, but the positive out of it was that when i got older 10-12-13 people thought it was almost cool, some where curious. Most of the people did not want to make me sad, but they probably never thought about the fact that i could be, but so are kids, basically they can be very rude and not think about the consequences. This was in Sweden. But what is interesting is that only perhaps 3 times in my life someone really meant it by racial abuse, but being culturar "adapted" i did not know anything else but Sweden because i was only a small baby when i was adopted, i always felt like a swede despite having biological roots elsewhere. But i condemn bullying, and no matter who you are, how you look, you should be accepted. I think both of them girls hair are awsome. Dont let them bullies get to you, cause in the future them bullies hopefully mature and look back and realise how stupid they were. Rock on girls! 🙌🏽

[@Browhatthesigma69]

Ava’s hair is so beautiful and she should not be bullied for it. The only reason those kids are bullying her is because they are jealous of it! I wish you all the best, God bless you. ❤

[@user-dm9er3ye9d]

those bullies just gonna be bullies but dont make them be thinking bad about your lushes hair

[@melissatenorio1585]

I agree look at my comment

[@h1.367]

I always say that too ! Like I wished I have such gorgeous hair like her I swear ❤

[@rebbyy95]

wouldn't say they're jealous, they just don't understand why and how things can be different.

[@mtebraak1]

​@@rebbyy95 yhea people " kids and grown ups " can react really stupid. Just because its what they don't have. Be proud of the person u are.🌸. Respect how orthers look like. Whether its ur hair, skin, nose, teeth or the way ur dress. Bring love.... Don't hate. Thats stupid Behavior.

[@lisabrooks8328]

Ava and Alexis hair is so healthy and beautiful!!!...love it!😊❤

[@brittanyscott3809]

Them kids that made fun of Ava's hair is probably just jealous they don't have a lot of hair. Kids at school can be so cruel. If they keep f**king with Ava over her hair, that would be an opportunity for her to beat them up to get them off her back.

[@sduolcepoh7502]

@@brittanyscott3809 It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@diamondstarr6677]

I used to get bullied for my big afro at school .. I look back now they was just hating bc our hair is soooo great!

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@jamiebattie5427]

The root cause is jealousy and ignorance. They are mad and envious. No one gets to pick what type of skin color or hair texture they would like to own . Your mom is correct that is their problem not yours. Your hair is so so beautiful and natural with endless options.

[@patiencechigumadzi]

Exactly Especially the Envy and Jealousy These girls are too too beautiful confident and famous, yet down to earth. It’s easy to get jealous of such if one is not taught to appreciate beauty ❤ Keep your heads up beautiful girls and remain as beautiful and happy and confident as ever 😊

[@madameclark3453]

I don’t like my curly hair and I’m NEVER jealous of people with curly hair.

[@lailaalanna315]

​@Halo they said the bullies were boys. No?

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@borntobelucky02]

I know I'm whiter than mayo but I have very thick, curly and corse hair. I've had to use products made for other ethnicities/races because regular products don't work on me. I was constantly made fun of my "fro" bc humidity messed with my curls. I used to cry to my mother as a child and tell her. I hated my hair and she would tell me " When you grow up everybody will be jealous of your hair" And she ended up being right. Don't let other people Define you.

[@9melly]

Idk about jealous

[@deonjoseph9338]

oh bc i was saying if ur white and have thick curly hair thats rare and beatiful theres a time i saw a white gurl with thick brunette hair and i was like woahh thats sooo pretty

[@John-ls4xh]

​@@deonjoseph9338 it's actually more common, a lot of people just straighten their hair.

[@paulettechatman4604]

Imagine Shirley Temple she became famous for her curls and entertaining abilities. Amy Irving and Mariah Carey ,but as kids same thing . Never let anyone in life degrade you or lower your esteem .Kids tease another kids especially kids with no hair ,they do not realizes the hurt some kids endure .

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@kathrynsanches7303]

People's words may hurt but that's their opinion not yours. You are perfect just the way you are! Don't let other people pull you down!👍

[@daydayh7671]

The usual Hate and Envy.... It never gets old. Shine on Girls. Momma will always have your back, curls , waves and big hair days❤

[@dianne1214]

I love your natural curly hair. I was bullied but it was 45 years ago. Two girls made it their business to make four years of high school miserable. My parents didn’t know the extent of it as I was too embarrassed to tell what was going on. Listen to your mama Alexa and Ava, she knows what she’s talking about. Don’t let anyone bring you down or give you a hard time and you be good girls and be kind to each other and everyone else.

[@user-yx6fx3rz1d]

Yes I totally agree❤

[@Smilesish]

They are jealous and are projecting.

[@lisabrooks8328]

Indeed sis....that's the same very thing I said.

[@higher_pwr8178]

Projecting their low self esteem😉

[@brittanyscott3809]

Sounds like they're asking for a real good beatdown. I'm sure Ava is capable of throwing some punches when provoked.

[@Boxxxxxxxxx]

Boys are jealous? If that makes you feel better.

[@temmyolabiyi7196]

So True for real it's because they don't have their hair like that that's why they are peeking and winning

[@heathereverette2122]

LOVE the conversations you have with your girls!! Raising confident, respectable young ladies!!❤👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Farxadiyoguul]

Their hair is so beautiful. Bullies bully to make their selves feel good. Sometimes it also steams from parents or children who just think rude ways to make others upset. You are their role model and they’re looking up to you.

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@Ashleee__x]

I love the way Ami is making this experience into an educational video.

[@tynee123]

Me too! 💖

[@Foxxieee.]

FŕRRRRRDRRRRRRRR

[@leamacleod5903]

You and your hair are just fine and beautiful. Nothing wrong with natural hair either. Shame on the bullys for their rude and hurtful comments. They should be ashamed of them selves,likely learned it at home. Karma. Hold your head up high like the queen that you are.

[@natsdentureadventure]

I was 19 when I needed a denture due to health issues due to my genetics and an accident, and people assume I never brushed my teeth! I now break the stigma on TikTok and here about it! I’m so glad you’ve got a mama like Ami educating y’all so young! Kids were ruthless when I grew up 😢

[@brittanyscott3809]

At school on the north side of St. Louis, MO, there was kids who made fun other kids who were "different" from everyone else in the 1990's.

[@brittanyscott3809]

And girls in particular were notorious for instigation with you and disliked you for no reason.

[@pertinasmith8183]

I am so glad you guys had this conversation with them, honestly wish my parents had this conversation with me growing up, also just had to have this conversation with a couple of 3-year-olds. I work at a center and something I never knew is that 3 year old could bully and that it can affect their peers so drastically. I had to have a long conversation with one of the children because she was telling a couple of her peers that the way they wear their hair is ugly and certain colors that they wear are ugly and certain clothes they wear are ugly. And effect the other child so much that she was telling her mom she couldn't wear certain clothes and hairstyles because (child's name) will tell her she was ugly.

[@shawndawashington8623]

Love you Ami! You are such a great mom. It’s all about the lesson here. These girls are going to grow up so well rounded.

[@Radience100]

Ava and Alexis are so blessed to have you as their mother! That was an excellent talk and point of view! I love how you incorporated self control and jail when adults cannot control their emotions! Excellent mother daughter‘s talk!

[@rheaa1400]

I had hair bullies growing up. Their words and actions defined them, not me. Years later: They’re lives have not turned out well. 😮. I’m grateful to God I had a a strong, insightful, wise mother to guide me away from self-loathing, fear, and hate. ❤

[@tiahnarodriguez3809]

Ain’t that the truth. I’ve seen where my bullies ended up, and let’s just say karma is a “B”. It’s amazing how certain people have power over us, but one day you wake up and see them for what they truly are.

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@ari333]

They're growing up. I love their dialogue. I will never forget summer camp and getting into the pool back in the 70's. If I knew then what I know now! Never let anyone intimidate you. Wear your magnificent crown! You are uniquely you as an individual.

[@chrissyshay8539]

It's so funny to see them now vs when the videos first started, their personalities and accents are still the same. Sassy and full of personality. They're so precious and I hope they stay cool and not divafied!

[@user-tw3cp3ee2k]

I enjoyed every second of this conversation, these girls are so lucky to have a mother like you

[@symoneee_5661]

They are intimidated by her crown. You are such a good mom because she needs this type of reassurance and love🥰🥰🥰

[@Kiddly3000]

hugs Ava remember you are worth it and those that bully you are feeling bad about themselves it is not you it is them.

[@hadeev]

I'm multi-racial, and I was bullied by one girl in Catholic school, when I was ages 5-11. She walked around with an entourage of girls who would surround me in the playground and say, "She think she big and bad, 'cause she got good hair!" I never told on them, or revealed to my mother what I was subjected to daily. I was terrified of them. My life changed for the better when I transferred out of that school. As a child, I didn't know how to stand up for myself. When I turned eighteen, I did the big chop, and when I was thirty-seven, I went bald, with a few periods of growth here and there. I'm sixty-one now, and hearing about black and mixed-race children getting hair shamed, still makes me feel some kinda way. No matter what I did with my hair, someone always had something to say, whether it was good or bad. Ultimately, what I do with my hair, is my business. Worry about taking care of the crown you were born with, and leave others alone.

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@PriestessStellanie]

Pure Jealousy I use to be bullied being mixed with red hair then I realized in high school how people just wished they had my hair. Sending love to your family their so beautiful and it’s great how your making them so confident. ❤️💗💙

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@janicewright8139]

They’re jealous. It’s a shame that they don’t know how to say “you have such pretty hair. I love it.”

[@lolitamichael6939]

Very good lessons mom on teaching your daughters how to Love themselves. These are the foundational teachings that will never leave them.💕🥰🌹

[@patcourts8896]

GREAT comments From Mom and twins!! Keep it to yourself if you're going to be rude! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Awesome lesson for people of all ages❤

[@Madziscoming]

Being Black and having this kinda hair is the biggest blessing u have Ava, these kids are saying that because their jealous. U and ur sister are equally beutifull lots of people wisht they have that much hair. It's ur crown and kingdom and u need to take care of it ✊🏾💗💗 Everyone is beutifull as they are don't listin to the haters 🥺❤❤❤❤

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

That child is not black. She's biracial. Her self hating mother didn't want black children. She wanted crossbreeds with looser textured hair. Typical. I'm fortunate enough to be a actual black woman with 3C/4A Hair. My parents didn't need to race mix for it. 😂

[@lindahoskins1920]

Love the curly hair. Great job Mom and Dad. 💙💕

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@Robyn101]

Children can be very cruel. We have to do better as parents to help our children understand many things. Love all the love you are pouring into the girls ❤❤

[@sugarplum8920]

Awwww!!! That's so mean of the person to bully her because of her hair texture. I always admire the twins hair especially their natural curly hair and always wish to have it. Slay your hair girls. I love it 🥰🥰🥰

[@judithndiege6432]

Frrr

[@aprilmariethatsme]

I'm not a parent, but was bullied alot growing up. Now that I reflect on that experience, I've come to realize that kids that bully others lack attention from home, and if a parent can't provide that, it says a lot about their priorities.

[@glambusiness]

True.

[@granny2028]

Please don't cry you are beautiful. I am 71 and I always wished my hair was like yours. Wear your style with pride. Never allow others to steal your joy. Gigi

[@YellowRoses10]

Im glad they are confident and ignore any negative comments about their hair.

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair. lol

[@isabellewalcott128]

You shouldn’t be ashamed of your hair You have beautiful hair that he or she does not have.

[@ericwalcott1900]

❤❤❤❤

[@twinkieginger4961]

Yesssss

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

Imagine putting down children who already have low self esteem just so you can texture worship these biracials who already have a texture many black girls and boys have anyways lol. Pathetic. 🙄 I hate buckdancers. But their mama is already one. So naturally I assume many of you are too. Or a product of buck dancers sleeping white white people.

[@carahenley3301]

Good job Ami and Justin. Ava and Alexis are beautiful and bright girls. Jersey is also adorable. Parenting done right!

[@jessicagrant3306]

First off I’m so sorry that people have bullied the girls. Secondly I absolutely love seeing that natural hair look and braids as well. I’m absolutely fascinated with the difference in our hair types. Never be ashamed of that gorgeous hair! Thank you for sharing to help other followers who might be self conscious. And momma whether you have a wig or bald cap you are amazing and beautiful and I love how you are so open with all of it.

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@Niteflme]

Endless Blessings for these young black queens. They should have a TV show or model clothing if they haven't already. They are so precious. God Keep them safe!

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@kikilicious99]

Beautiful mom, beautiful kids, and a beautiful lesson.🙂

[@GrenadaMUA]

Everybody's beautiful no matter what

[@milady9653]

It's the fact she said you have no hair, lol. Children are so innocent. Your daughters are just beautiful. I'm so glad you're educating everyone.

[@seadsead206]

Tell your daughters I say they are beautiful and their hair is beautiful. Because of your daughters, I am constantly praying to God to bless me with identical twin girls. I love ❤ them

[@Rina-gtnuke1]

Her hair is beautiful. Full stop. The only thing that is ugly is their jealousy for her beautiful hair and face!

[@sduolcepoh7502]

exactly

[@mojoe3736]

I think it’s so amazing to have these conversations with children as they grow. Making sure they love their hair. I went to an all white school and was given so much flack for my hair. Then I switched to a more diverse school and was given even more flack about my hair. Now I am a grown woman and I still hate my hair because what the world has made me feel about my natural hair.

[@MightyMcClures]

thank you

[@larostagno]

I don't like my natural hair either. I like it at home. But not how I feel about it too wear out of the house. I so understand.

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@real.raw.brownskinjawn19]

I haven’t watched my gang in a minutteeeee! Everybody’s glowing and growing beautifully ❤

[@keepingupwithmyshenanigans7590]

I used to get joked on for my Indian hair and straight nose in a black dominated school in the Caribbean!! It didn’t make me feel all to bad but Again it’s what kids learn at home !! 🇹🇹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@kantricedorsey8142]

I was getting ready to say, don't make me have to come down to Atlanta! The twins are my girls, who I have been watching for many years. I'm so glad that you help them understand how beautiful their hair is, and how awesome they are as little girls!

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@curlykjames]

lollll this brought me back to my childhood, I love how they interact with eachother and how you constantly tell them they are beautiful.this was so cute lmaooo Kids are funny.

[@nelzg5819]

They will never have this rich gorgeous hair. Jealousy is dangerous . this is perfect hair

[@gracem.668]

First let's recognize how beautiful Mom McClure is.. You are absolutely beautiful. The topic of bullying needs to be addressed. You are doing an amazing job raising your children. Teaching them have self confidence and love is important. Be kind to others and if you can't say anything nice don't say anything at all. Ava & Alexis are beautiful girls. They have such big personalities. By the way when boys tease a girl they are usually sweet on them. I do agree they do have a lot of hair it's work and a work out for me too. You have a beauty room just for your hair. Now that's so cool. I wish we were neighbors. Bullying, thanks for speaking on it. ❤❤❤

[@veronicacravens1602]

Her hair is beautiful! I’d give anything to have my hair like that❤ she’s beautiful as well! Mom is really really gorgeous

[@niyazz387]

I’ve got bullied because of my hair to but Ava’s hair is so so gorgeous

[@angieD9674]

Stay strong my dear, take no notice of those bullies, don't let them bring you down to their level ....Stay blessed 🥰

[@charmainer.johnson3447]

The girls are gorgeous and have beautiful hair. I hope as they get older their confidence and self esteem remain and not let anyone steal their thunder. Continue to listen to your parents girls!

[@Momof5kidz]

I teach my kids that when kids tease them or mess with them they are jealous if them cause you have something they don't have and they really want it. And my kids would get bullied for the color of their hair and skin complexion❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@PonySparkleToys]

I am so sorry Ava that someone was being mean to you at school because of your hair. You Ava and Alexis have beautiful hair with or without in braids. All your hair styles look lovely and your mum does an amazing job with it. This is reminding me about what happened to me in December. I got my braids out and went to college with my natural hair. Someone in my class said that I look like a 2 year old. That did upset me. People need to be nicer and not upset people. All our hair is amazing🤩

[@tiahnarodriguez3809]

A classmate told me I looked like a druggie with my two strand twists, and said I’d never get a job… He was right cuz I’ve gotten several 😂.

[@puppiesfurrypuppylove3371]

LOVE ❤️ this episode! EVERYONE with all of the hair examples demonstrated…from straight..to wigs..to curly…LUV it!!!✨🌞🤗God is good. TY for sharing this with everyone.

[@Wild_Flower1997]

I love curly hair. Ava and Alexis are gorgeous. The bullies just want their attention. Sending lots of love to your entire family. Bunch of cuties. You are all gorgeous. ❤

[@ExpertViewsonADRvidpodcastshow]

Educative video on bullying and on Afro/curly hair. Well done Ami and the girls❤️🤗

[@gwendolynlewis9748]

My neice went through that at the same age as the girls. It went so far that someone cut a chunk of her hair - she didn't realize it until she got home and her mom noticed it. She called me crying and I'm a aunt that defend my family. My niece is mixed race too. Put it this way those mean girls didn't bother her anymore, matter of fact they are friends now.

[@tiahnarodriguez3809]

A chunk of her hair? I hope the kids were expelled.

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@rozlin313]

These children are happy and beautiful! I had long bra-length hair and use to fold it in a ponytail to make it appear shorter. I just cut it for the first time in life at 68 to embrace my gray and stop dying. Now I'm wearing a sharp pixie fade. Ava reminds me of myself when my mom was doing my hair...a long fluffy natural. You are raising rock stars! Love to you and God's blessings!

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@stephanietaliaferro6711]

Her hair is absolutely beautiful. Jealous people bully.

[@Zara-vb8ws]

Ur hair is so long on thick and pretty and they’re just jealous

[@ennydenis1198]

I love this girls puffy hair straight hair or any kind of hair they are absolutely beautiful ❤️❤️🥰

[@kimherbert9158]

That's jealousy plain and simple,and this is how it works.... Jealousy is when there's something about you that they love, and they hate the fact that they love it...They want to be like you, and they hate the fact that they can't🤨 keep shining, baby girl...cuz you got Options... loooots of options. Sending big hugs to you💝

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@yc2119]

Especially it's a boy who said that, he really likes you. You girls are BEAUTIFUL Your hair is your crown from the Creator. Continue being beautiful!!

[@TeefrmGA]

Ava and Alexis have gorgeous hair. As a mixed ethnic black woman . my hair is short and curly cause I’m too old to deal with it. lol . I’ve been wearing my hair natural for over 10 years. I love it. Y’all are beautiful girls and love yourself and embrace your natural hair. ❤❤ Mama is right.

[@robynjefferson2525]

I think her hair is beautiful and it looks very healthy I also think they’re just jealous they don’t have that type of hair plus I would kill to have tons off hair like Ava and Alexis.☺️

[@Ridaaa_]

They are jealous because her hair looks so beautiful

[@DajiaStar]

You seem like a fun mom, you really hang out with your kids. ❤😂😅 I love it. Three best friends, but still a parent.

[@Habibtay]

It bothers me how people choose to be ignorant in this day and age. They have the most beautiful hair ever. As an African with a few strands of hair and working towards making is voluminous I am really admire their hair.

[@ttee6990]

Look at the curls! The shine! Many people would die for the beauty the fullness!

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

Then don't need to die. They can texlax. Or become bedwenches and have biracial kids for that type of hair. Their mother did it. So can anyone else. Typical... It's always the dark skin black woman with a hair hat that does the interacial thing. Deep down you just know she hates herself. But feels vindicated because of her little biracials.

[@brynnafucuals9330]

That’s crazy they are so jealous when I first started when I first started watching the channel I was talking about how beautiful their hair was

[@Lolo_slayz]

As a black tween in 5th grade, my classmates kinda like my hair out. Especially when it’s up in a bun/ponytail. But you girls really inspire me to not be insecure and that I’m not alone. ❤

[@Its_AvaC]

There hair is so beautiful and I have been a big fan for 4 years also I always get bullied because I have a big forehead which I really don’t just got my eyebrows are so light

[@TwistedJesterrr]

They just jelly and your the peanut butter. Your parents are the bread. And your siblings are the plate. And your fans are the silver wear.

[@fatimahseck1065]

Oh my gosh. Their air is so beautiful. What the heck are they bullying for. It is just jealousy. She has so much volume and such beautiful curl. I love it💖💖💖

[@shinybang1341]

U Are a great Mom. Teaching ur kids, respect

[@Imzey423]

Ava hair is so lretty

[@sallydougherty2027]

Ava hair is beautiful 🎉why give in to bully

[@leaholu-king164]

Ava your hair is so beautiful don't let anyone bring you down you are such a strong girl and you are soooooo beautiful💗💗💗💗💖

[@clynnjohnson418]

Beautiful hair, healthy hair, lovely girls! Beautiful mother! Thank you for sharing.

[@2pretty557]

I'm earlyyy🎉❤ and I'm so sorry she bullied by her hair they so jealous I hope they regret everything they said💔

[@annjimenezbrisbane]

Bullying is so bad it's really sad 😔 😟 sending ❤ from Brisbane Australia

[@Princess_Faith1]

I love how you build the girls up such a good mom

[@joycehicks611]

Hurt people hurt people. Those kids are hurting in some way, so they make fun of others to make them feel good. You are beautiful and you have beautiful hair.❤

[@0fficallyChloe]

I’ve been bullied to don’t worry everything happens for a reason. Ignore the haters.

[@Once.A.Violet]

Love this !! And so sad that some children are still being taught to Hate I’m gonna take that advice and apply it to my life too #spreadlove

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

I'm wondering if they were white. If not. Then black kids were not taught this. Black kids were taught their hair was infierior especially if the were 4C from the get go. So naturally I can understand why. Far too many buck dancers in this comment section trying to uplift these biracials. And bring down the kids with low self esteem. 🙄

[@lailaalanna315]

Your girls are lovely. I can't get over the number of hair products you have. My daughter has similar hair- curly, dense and down to her tailbone. It's a task to keep it hydrated. However, her hair is protein sensitive, so I'm limited on options. Your girls' hair looks beautiful and hyrrated and their skin is glowing. Good job, momma 🙏🏽❤

[@sduolcepoh7502]

It was not girls it was boys so that doesn't count, boys don't even have hair.

[@tj4787]

Exactly Girls , it’s there issue, not yours ! Don’t give anyone the power to break you down ! They are just jealous ! You are all beautiful ! Bald , wigs , curly, straight, braids , Do you ! Embrace all of you ! Big is beautiful ❤ you girls are so cute and funny ! Continue to love yourselves ! Great messages mom 🙏🏾♥️

[@diamondstarr6677]

They better not be bullying ava!! Aht aht

[@miguelkennedy9520]

I like watching videos by The Mighty McClures :)

[@awhitfield6827]

You all are beautiful and continue celebrating your crowns. ❤

[@annahncube6082]

Ava and Alexis are beautiful young girls and should not be judged ❤

[@JazmyneMyrie]

Don't let those haters tell you your hair isn't beautiful because ava you are a black girl and nobody can tell you your hair is ugly

[@OMGRYLEE]

One time I had my hair in braids, *id always had it out straight and natural* it was all cute, two ponytails, braided tight, with clear beads. The kids at my school laughed and teased me all day. I went to the nurse and to,d her I was sick, (I wasn’t) so I could go home. My mom picked me up and said this “Now I know you ain’t sick. What’s wrong?” I started to cry and to,d her what happened. That night I told her I wanted it straight with ZERO curls and braids. She asked me, is this what I wanted, or was I just sad still. I told her this is what I anted, cause I liked it that way. The next day, before I went to school, she told me this. “I love your hair. Natural , straight, braided, with a big Afro, anything. I’d love you, no matter what happens, I’ll stick with you girly.”

[@marlenemorgan7388]

CANT STOP HATERS FROM BEEN JEALIOUS OF YOU BEACTIFUL GIRLS❤❤❤❤

[@lorenemoore4220]

This is such a teachable moment!!!! Thanks❤