KIDS 4C PROTECTIVE TWISTS I NATURAL HAIRCARE ROUTINE FOR KIDS I Tips for Foster & Adoptive Parents

[@ursulac.2952]

We need more adoptive parents like you, who are willing to learn how to do black children hair.

[@peachezj5007]

Yes she is great

[@renarich4942]

We need more black parents like her

[@LarennJay]

Exactly

[@LarennJay]

@@renarich4942 I agree

[@Poeticdimples_]

rena rich thank you

[@buttafreeesounds]

I love how you take care of her hair . Embracing her culture and crown . You go mama !

[@familyfirst2711]

6uttafr3 beautiful

[@unique.berdeline6308]

Yh beautiful ❤️❤️ agree

[@Ari-lp7pv]

I love how you take the time while doing their hair, and the styles always look so neat. People don’t realize how much hair plays a role on their confidence at that age. Happy Mother’s Day!

[@autumnskai6383]

She had to be taught and educate herself... So I applaud her effort

[@deborahgellineau7276]

You go!

[@excellexcell980]

She won't let nobody do her hair when she grown but her momma period.

[@ChristyGior8]

💜💜

[@sherickajones8464]

To this day nobody else do my hair only my mother and I'm 22.

[@Hell.0itsMe]

Shericka Jones and look at the beautiful hairrr😍😍

[@sherickajones8464]

@@Hell.0itsMe thank you 😊

[@royalgems5185]

Nope Christy gon teach her

[@oopsididit3058]

I don't know if you know how much this will mean to your children later in life. We only see a glimpse of your lives, but can tell you're an amazing mother far beyond hair ♥️

[@ChristyGior8]

Thank you for the sweet comment!

[@princessalaysha]

Yes!! She will appreciate her 10x more just bc she took the time to take care of her natural hair.

[@spiffykimmy]

I couldn’t agree more!

[@tankell32]

Christy amazes me. One video she busts out the Denman brush, next video, it a durag, next video it's the blue magic, this video it's a rat tail comb. I respect this lady immensely.

[@ChristyGior8]

Haha

[@simplykenisha5048]

she definitely has black friends lol I have a lot of white friends that have biracial babies and they just are clueless when it comes to their childrens hair. The fact that she took her time to learn. I respect her so much.

[@kabalove7938]

Next video it was Shea Moisture. That is my favorite product. Lol 😁! Awesome my daughter doesn’t even want to sit still. 😁

[@conniebailey8063]

Kellease Taylor I was just thinking that I have such a respect and love for her

[@lex5768]

She pulled out that heated cap!

[@kevseb66]

I must say I'm a bit shocked. No fear. No intimidation. Obviously you have taken the time to understand your daughter's hair texture and how to lovingly care for it . So impressive.

[@ChristyGior8]

Thank you I have had 8 years to practice

[@michelleclay8013]

Great job

[@jojojohnson2000]

@@ChristyGior8 you’re my inspiration!!😩❤️❤️

[@keikei4158]

You have no idea what this is going to do to this little girl’s confidence she’s gonna grow up comfortable in her own skin and without any resentment towards her siblings, classmates, relatives, and even you bc she knows she’s loved and beautiful ❤️ (black girls that grew up in a predominantly white area know what I’m talking about)

[@ChristyGior8]

Kei thank you for your kind message :)

[@ChaniceRich]

Her hair looks soooo healthy please do mine 😩

[@ChristyGior8]

Thank you :)

[@msv3630]

I was saying the same. She would be the only one I'd trust with my hair.

[@bpennie486]

Me aswell!

[@JazminRosita]

Mine too 🥴😂😂

[@judithcharles133]

Girl,get your own mama. Avayah is not sharing hers🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@maggie1000]

As a black woman I simply can’t understand why people were so upset at the video. I know interracial adoptions can be scary because a lot of parents aren’t like you but seeing how much time and effort you really put into the girls hair and how you’re fully accepting and supporting the fact that they’re black girls I had no problem with it and it was beautiful to see.

[@lanad.2286]

I love the way she keeps referring to her as “my daughter, my gorgeous daughter.” ♥️♥️ Yes.

[@bundlezandbeyond]

If you’ve never worked with black hair, it’s no easy task. I love how you’ve taken the time to learn how to keep her hair strong and healthy. Kudos to you!!!

[@yoveeditors5502]

You're a great mom and a genuinely great person

[@chattyash]

Love that shes doing her hair in the kitchen like my mom used to do.

[@WholeHeartily]

💪😎 for the culture

[@ItsYaGurlNiya]

Also another tip you can do a protein treatment on their hair once or twice a month. Because if you always keep deep conditioning the hair will get limped. That’s called moisture overload. To help that you just need to do a protein treatment. Some protein treatments you can do like rice water, egg mask, and avocado mask.

[@kailyn7895]

That's very true. The Shea Moisture strengthening conditioner she used is a protein conditioner. Most products that say strengthen/restore/rebuild are protein based. But yes it's very important to balance Moisture and protein.

[@sian1000]

treeohh which protein treatments do you recommend that I can buy at the drug store?

[@sian1000]

treeohh Thanks!

[@bpennie486]

I do rice water aswell! Christy i would totally recommend, i do mine 2× a month. (depending on how well it works for them, everyone is different) but i would recommend the same amount. Just boil some regular rice, take out the rice and drain the water seversl times. Place in spray bottle 1-2 days before you wash the hair. AND LOTS OF IT!!! mosturise it into the scalp and just don't be shy with it! The result is amazing and your girls hair will thank you for it!!

[@KapQueen]

@@bpennie486 add essential oils to mitigate smell

[@corrielawson3437]

You're doing a fantastic job understanding your daughter's hair haters going to be haters. Therefore keep doing what you need to do to make sure your kids look pretty and get them great confidence on the their beauty

[@rblair5342]

I think the same thing like shes actually doing her daughter hair. There so many mixed families and not even, so many of our own black families that dont make time for their kids hair. So they relax it or just let it stay dry or send then to someone else and never take the time to learn. I hate when I see dislikes on her videos instead of people trying to help her out or share advice. Misery loves company. These girls are lucky to have her!

[@corrielawson3437]

@@rblair5342 Well said Amen on that.

[@DubsTV93]

@@rblair5342 *_"No matter how juicy of a peach you are, there will always be someone who doesn't like peaches."_* You're totally right and she's doing awesome!

[@8888beemer]

She does such a great job on her daughter’s hair. Her hair look better than my 4C hair! 😍

[@jazzyj904]

Her hair isn't 4C

[@TruFantacee]

@@jazzyj904 yeah, her hair isn't 4c

[@akiafayasante8641]

@@jazzyj904 it looks more like a 4b then a C

[@kirstenholmes6081]

It’s 4c it’s just trained and healthy. When you actually moisturize and constantly twist your 4c hair it will look like this. Idk why people expect 4c to be stiff and tangled.

[@llysehislop]

@@kirstenholmes6081 it isn't 4c hair its 4b cause her hair actually has a curl pattern and coils unto itself unlike 4c hair in which each strand has a mind of its own

[@trenique]

Her shrinkage is REAL! Her hair looks like it would be down her back when straightened, but I dont know you but I am proud of you! 🥰

[@esthermaina8053]

No heat on babies hair, she is too young for blow drying

[@THEFINESTINTROVERTS]

Yes ma’am! You are exceeding the norm and I respect that so much. Your daughters are going to have so much understanding and appreciation for their own hair! Great job mom! New subbie

[@ChristyGior8]

Thank you hun

[@taylorcooley9268]

I have to say your daughters will be so happy and blessed when they are older and have beautiful, long, thick, and strong hair. My mom found it very hard to take care of me and my sister and herself and to be honest I'm paying for it now because we didn't take the time to do protective styles, it's very damaged, thin edges, and loving my hair is a ongoing process. I'm 26 years old and went natural for the first time at 24. I see you taking care of both your daughters hair and I wish I was educated much early on. Again, they will have fabulous hair when they are older and it will add so much confidence in loving their hair when they are older. Much love!

[@patb2582]

Gosh don't blame your mom for not knowing how to do your hair at 26. I'm 27 and I've been doing my own hair since I was like 13... Went natural at 15 when the natural hair movement started.

[@shayla312]

I recently seen a mother cut off her own biracial daughters hair because she can't take her to the salon right now. Thank you for sharing this information. I hope this reaches every parent who has a child w a different texture of hair. A woman's hair is her crown and should be treated as such.

[@kayla5160]

A lady brought her daughter to the cosmetology school that i used to go to and did that. I almost cried. It was so sad. This little girl didn't want it off and her mom was too lazy to help her with her hair. I felt so bad for that little girl.

[@ri.sunshowers]

To be honest, this has me all teary eyed lol I’m such a softy. I love the fact you took the time to fully educate yourself to properly care for her hair. Many blessings to you and your family!

[@Therealnened]

You’re phenomenal. Your family is beautiful 💕

[@toosieethaastoner4588]

I love how u take care of their precious hair, that's something they will have with them forever! Go Momma! No chemicals!

[@aleksandralempart8305]

Water is a chemical lol 😆

[@ChattyJag]

Yes another great video! It sounds so weird, but I get a little teary eyed about how much you care for her hair. It’s admirable. I know sometimes it’s intimidating do hair textures you’re not used to, but I love that you’re acknowledging that the treatment process is different for her hair. Often times I see parents who may have adopted and the child’s hair isn’t put together. This is probably because they don’t know how to deal with it (which makes sense) the difference is you took the time out to LEARN!!! I’m so happy for these sweet girls. You’re so proactive 💕🎉🙌🏽

[@MwanaWevhu]

Teary eyed too

[@Vanessa-ut6lg]

im a kid with very curly hair and my mom took the time to learn how to do my hair too and trust me it makes such a difference us kids appreciate it so so much!

[@fayesamuels2132]

You at it again, Mama Bear! You are the type of family I feel confident that children of color are safe with. You set out to be the best mother you could be. You went out and got that PHD in hair care. I smile everytime I see your video. Teach them, Mama Bear! Color does not make a family, love does!

[@ChristyGior8]

Faye Samuels thank you!!!! Xoxo

[@iwashere8788]

As an adopted girl with hair like this I can say you helping your daughter with her hair makes the biggest difference in the world :)

[@tt2524]

Your children are beautiful and patient

[@wisdom1870]

I have 5 children, I'm a working mum but when I'm at home, i love to take care of my children like you. Well done Madam, 🇫🇷

[@staciamj1]

You do a great job with your girls hair. And i would like to give a unsolicited suggestion. When you are washing their hair you can twist it up and it will help to keep it detangled. So I would do a partial detangle prior to shampooing or while shampooing I would put the hair in four sections and twist it and then untwist one at a time when I shampoo and condition. This helps to keep the hair detangled for after.

[@megngarnett]

Hopefully this isn’t strange to say, but your voice reminds me so much of Cameron Diaz!

[@easytoslip]

oh you're right, it does! I find her videos so soothing, I have no kids and white girl straight hair but love watching and listening. Beautiful family, what cute kiddos

[@isabelleestherdouge6003]

I just stumbled upon your channel and I almost cried❤ to see how a non African American is taking care of African American hair and REALLY knows what she is doing with the care routine. It brings so much joy to know that there a people who are willing to learn different hair textures🤩 keep up the good work mama👍🏽

[@annlindahnamuddu6660]

You are such a nurturing sweet mama, love all the way from Uganda- Africa💞

[@iishahackett3742]

Christy I am amazed at the effort and time and care that you put into Avaya and Eliyah' hair. It's amazing. You have so much knowledge and it is so meaningful!

[@ChristyGior8]

Thank you!

[@Just-Nikki]

My heart is bursting with love for a family I don’t even know. Their genuine contentment is comforting to see.

[@renee3356]

she even twisted and curled the ends of the twists! You did such a great job on her! Her hair looks really healthy.

[@christilounsbury9495]

Your children are so beautiful!!! I started watching videos on natural hair care when my 20 year old daughter was dating a man of color. I was so excited to learn just in case I ended up with curly grand babies. She’s no longer dating him, but I’m still in love with learning. Thank you for your videos. This is info that is so important and the way you teach makes so crystal clear. Thank you!!

[@NamasteCC]

Gorgeous daughter indeed! I love her hair. I gotta get me that detangling wet brush

[@LalaJones1234]

Jamaican Black Caster Oil will help 4C hair grow/thicken. It also helps seal in the moisture for days. I use it and it works amazingly.

[@ChristyGior8]

I love it!!!

[@ciearamaigan3889]

She’s so pretty

[@lovenstardust9067]

This just popped up on my feed and I'm so glad it did! I have to say I appreciate what you're doing so much. I am Mexican and white ( 3B hair) and my mom never knew how to take care of my hair, it was not her fault she didn't know how to take care of it, and she was a single mom with a lot on her plate. It was constantly relaxed , greased and flat ironed. It absolutely ruined my hair. I continued with this kind care up until I got pregnant with my daughter and after 6 years, I'm finally seeing all the damage done repair itself. It's been harder to learn proper care for my hair type this late in life, but I'm hoping to teach my daughter the same as you are yours. Thank you for educating yourself on her hair and really taking care of it. She will be so grateful when she gets older (although I'm sure she already is!) So many girls want straight when they have curly hair because they aren't properly taught or feel it's too big a hassle but there is so much beauty in natural hair, and you are teaching them this young which is absolutely amazing! You have a beautiful family. Have only watched this one video but you have a new sub. Can't wait to get into more! Stay happy and healthy! ✌ ❤

[@000MIMS]

LoveNStarDust this was a beautiful comment ❤️

[@zoetbulle8919]

lmao, going through the comments. Am i the only one who actually uses Christy's videos as tutorials? love your content

[@florablake949]

WOW ! I'm actually wearing twist right now lol😂 (tomorrow, wash day !😜) You take care of her hair so well ! What you are doing will be so meaningful for her in the future ! My grandmother is such in disgust every time she sees my hair in afro. Or saying "to fix my hair" because I don't relax them... So many members of own community rejecting our natural hair. And you, just embracing, learning and loving them 😢. Thankyou. You daughter is gorgeous, by the way, like her mom😘

[@LauraandJeremy]

We are in the process of an adoption and I actually found your channel through your hair care videos! They are a great resource and I’m glad I’ll have them if I need them. ❤️

[@kirbywiggins5643]

I have 4c hair and you've taught me how to take care my own hair. By the way I'm 62yo. Both your daughter have beautiful coily thick hair. I love their hair. Don't worry about the negative comments. Those are your babies. You do what you feel is best.

[@Saytherightthing]

Christy,you are an amazing mum and you are changing the world!. Thank you for embracing your daughters culture. You managed her hair like an old veteran. I applaud you👏🏾

[@onlyshaina3203]

I love how she doesn't try to take them away from they're race and natural culture. She teaches them about it and even through they're hair. You have so many Caucasian parents who adopt African American kids and take that away from them and they can't embrace they're culture and race and know what all we went through. She keeps that in her African American kids and not only that but she continues to do hairstyles of the African American culture and she doesn't use any other shampoos or conditionings for her hair she uses products that work for the African American hair. And I noticed that other KZbinrs use conditioners and shampoos that Caucasians would use on they're African American kids and that's not right. These kids may grow up in a Caucasian home and may have differences as they grow up because they aren't too exposed to they're side of the family unless they are still in touch with the actual parents but you are making sure they're culture is never forgotten !!!

[@WholeHeartily]

Yeah, that’s love

[@brittaniperkins7330]

Another tip for helping with hair growth and styling is learning about hair porosity. That goes for all types of hair too not just 4c. Porosity is the way your hair takes in moisture: low porosity means the hair cuticle is closed so heat will allow it to open up and let moisture and products in. Low porosity is hard to get moisture in but it also stays in for a while. High porosity is the opposite, the hair cuticle is open making moisture and product easy to get in but also easy to leave.

[@ItsJasDarling]

Amazing! I’ve been natural all my life but I have stopped using heat on my hair for a year now. Shea moisture, Cantu, and African Pride has been my favorite products on my natural journey.The growth is crazy! During this quarantine I started to really get to know my hair and watched videos on how to protective style my hair. Twists have been my friend after wash days and I leave them in for a week or so. It give the chance for the hair to grow and the scalp to breathe when you leave the hair alone and people fail to realize we touch our hair A LOT lol. Great job mama😊 P.S. can you do a quick video on products you may use for each of your children’s hair?

[@ChelseaNicoleW]

Much respect to you!

[@Thenameisbri]

Wel love an educated queen! thank you for educating yourself on black natural hair. 🙌🏾

[@ms.debbsuneditedlife613]

You really do an amazing job with their hair. I’m fully natural type 4a/4b hair and I also use a TON of product and I love rocking two strand twists! Phenomenal job Mom!😊❤️

[@saamiiraaa]

Your daughters are so precious and sweet 🥺

[@briannawoodard3894]

This almost made me cry... thank you for learning her hair type ❤️

[@thekaerichtexas]

Yes mom!!! I'm blk 35 y.o and my mom never did my hair, she didn't know how. It was always grandma, or the salon. U are doing great 👍👌👍

[@jenniferwilliams8863]

Her hair is thick and full. You're doing a great job taking care of her hair

[@nevera7834]

you are an amazing mom. just being that mom that accepts your daughter's hair and learns how to deal with it and treat it, will give your daughter a deep appreciation of her culture and natural beauty. you are AMAZING

[@Yahoo.266]

You’re such a great mama 🤗. Very inspirational to know how you’ve educated yourself to protect your girl’s hair :). You have beautiful children 🥰

[@slyfox1983]

she really knows what she is doing. she even knows how much product to use and had the proper techniques and tools. great job! she needs some sponsors.

[@jillbutler45]

Great job taking care of her hair. You are right moisture is the key.

[@butterliz876]

Christy your video is not only for those who adopt or foster truth be told not every black mama knows how to take care of their little girls hair and that's the Truth!!. Kudos to you for actually putting in the work to learn how to👍👍👍. God's blessings

[@bbezeh]

You are such a great mom, just found out about your channel yesterday through a friend and I subscribed and I can’t stop watching your videos. I love how diverse your family is!!! Please keep posting videos because I love watching them!!!

[@shakeragreen6265]

Sorry you had to encounter negative comments, you really are doing a great job and we all learn day by day, knowledge is power but some people try and pretend they know it all.

[@kayulab5100]

gorgeous daughter indeed. I remember those days, back in the days we never had big teeth comb and those brushes neither leave in conditions. When I saw Avaya's face brings back memories. Have you tried Chinese bump but I call it African bump?. Ace's hair grew back fast thou

[@ChristyGior8]

I never heard of it!

[@kayulab5100]

@@ChristyGior8 they call it the Bantu knot Just wrap the hair around after you have twist it.

[@_xoJasmineee]

Avaya is beautiful, loved how her hair turned out 😍😍

[@moody6948]

This means more than you know! I love seeing this! You’re educated, patient and just all around amazing! Keep it up mama! 👍🏽

[@keelhe893]

She is so gorgeous! Team protective style... this style helps maintain length retention so well

[@jecierra]

I wish you could do my 4C hair. I’m so lazy with it.

[@Cleopatrascreed]

Honestly 😙😙😙

[@Carryon_tay]

Good job! You twist better than I do. I applaud you for doing because 4c hair is a whole other machine ..

[@uniquelife4867]

When you and daughter start looking like😍!! She has your eyes.

[@senceray3373]

You do a fantastic job on your daughter's hair. It shows that you truly care about your children and don't let no one say anything negative cuz you do an amazing job. You are a fantastic mother and you can tell by how happy your children are.

[@tovsb8053]

I cant wait till she learns how to lay her kid’s edges when they get a bit older ...she will literally be the MVP of adoption moms. Love watching her content and I’m not even a mom yet!

[@gospeldva]

You just don’t know how much I admire you for the dedication to your daughters hair.

[@BrazenTSheree]

I respect you so much just by the way you care for your children 🥰 I see a lot of black women commenting and praising you for how you care for ALLLL of your children and especially your daughters natural hair. Girl! You freaking rock ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@nunofyourbuisness7002]

It warms my heart every time u call her ur daughter😩 She’s so lucky, there are not many people out there that adopt African American kids because of the color of their skin. You are just the definition of angel❤️❤️❤️

[@estherbest]

I love the intro😍 all the girls hairs’ look fab❤️❤️

[@pachecodecastro2593]

I admire you dedication and Avaya’s patience. When I was her age I dreaded having my hair detangled😊. You are such a great Mum and she is a beautiful girl.She will keep these moments as a loving memory for all her life.

[@thekwfamily1500]

I love that you took the time out to really learn how to care for her hair. So many people no matter the race don’t take the time to learn type 4 hair. I’m 4b/c and it took me years to learn my hair but the fact that you took those extra steps are so awesome & I think a lot of people can learn from you! Great job mom! You do such a great job with your kids! I follow you on my personal account so of course I have to on my family account! Looking forward to more videos like this! Happy Mother’s Day!!! 🥰✨💐💜🌺🌸💗🌹

[@ChristyGior8]

Happy Mother’s Day!!

[@thekwfamily1500]

Christy Gior thank you!! 🙏🏽🥰❤️😚✨💐

[@anniie7232]

Christy Gior your daughters hair definitely isn’t 4c, the curls are two loose, more like 4a/b no hate though

[@soph3378]

@@anniie7232 Now you people are stretching it. That is clearly 4c, please timestamp of the coil you saw that makes this 4a/b???

[@lennyifeta9487]

I can not believe that you are way better than many parents with similar hair type. How I wish I have a small girl now. You are an amazing mom. Your girls will for sure thank you one day when they’re grown ups. 😍

[@taylorrobinson3173]

love that you’re doing this. even in black families sometimes they don’t embrace natural hair. I have been getting my hair straightened with my grandmother since I was four so I love this. One question I do have is how you learned? did someone say something to you or did you take the time out of your own schedule to learn how to care for your kids hair?

[@alexandralaye41]

Hey Taylor. In one of her videos she explained she took the time to educate herself on her kids hair

[@cookiem4435]

you are doing an AMAZING JOB with babygirl’s hair!!! it’s amazing how you actually figured out how to do her textured hair instead of straightening/perming it 💕 her hair is BEAUTIFUL 🥰

[@maryo4073]

Christy thank you so much, you are helping so many people on hair you are the best 💕

[@ChristyGior8]

It’s so my pleasure!

[@ericadixon6747]

Her hair looks Beautiful. Keep on being an “Awesome Mom”. Brings me back to my childhood and my wonderful parents. Your kids are blessed to have you both as parents.

[@THEHOURISRIPE]

Seems like she has high porosity hair , you mentioned it dries out very quickly. A step up from water would be fresh aloe Vera juice or aloe very straight from the plant. It gives soooo much moisture instantly, easily detangling gives shine and curls will be firm. That plus that leave in will be amazing on her hair ! We have a similar curl pattern. Hope this helps ! You’re doing amazing!! 💚💚💚

[@EbonyNSmith]

India Ebonee I just recently switched to aloe and I absolutely love it. I’ve never seen my hair respond the way it has to aloe and I make the juice myself straight from the plant!

[@THEHOURISRIPE]

Ebony N. Smith yep same ! World of a difference!

[@thepuredrop79]

Do you use the gel straight from the plant or dilute it?

[@THEHOURISRIPE]

thepuredrop79 I just slice the plant open and puncture holes in it as I’m working it into my hair. To me , the juice form doesn’t provide as much hold. But either way you will get the moisture from it !

[@EbonyNSmith]

thepuredrop79 I use the gel straight from the plant. I blend it (no water added) and then strain it and use it as a spray for the Liquid. I use my oil and cream and my hair is very hydrated!

[@nikki7579]

You do such an amazing job on your girls hair. Not only that, you and your husband are a blessing to these kids. I love seeing happy well taken care of kids. There going to have so many good memories ♥️

[@morningdewscarlet]

Trust me her hair is getting long already. I had to learn this the hard way type 4 hair grows out before it goes down! When you choose to straighten it again your gonna be stunned

[@WholeHeartily]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 right?!!!! Hehe wait till her first dance lol. She’s gonna swag up to the school like 😎😩😂

[@Ceelle2]

I think we African American women appreciate the love you express through learning how to do your daughters' hair The girls always look lovely. Thank you.

[@shaywill3451]

These people coming for you the way you care for your children’s hair ain’t welcome here...

[@catherinebutler3003]

Awesome! I saw a more current video first. Her hair has really flourished since this one. Props to a loving and caring mom. Peace and blessings🙏🏾❤️

[@Ms580505]

Those 5 little sweethearts are so blessed. Thanks, for sharing❤️❤️❤️

[@tajuanarussell7359]

Forget the Haters! They are miserable! You are doing a wonderful job. Your kids are blessed. Thank you! Happy Mother's Day!!!

[@kimberleyjosephine1626]

Im 21 but can you adopt me please 🥺 😅 You are such a kind a genuine person .. i love your personality and the way you care for your children’s hair is perfect .. and i like the fact that you put that much product to moisturize their hair 💕

[@yanna9611]

I love how you don’t force her to get a perm or straighten her hair. You’re teaching her to love her hair and that’s a beautiful thing. It took me a long time to love my hair and if someone was doing these styles in my head instead of just getting the hot comb or straightening my hair then it wouldn’t of took me so long to love my hair

[@sajaalbassam6394]

How cute she’s while I’m cooking iftar for my family BC we have Ramadhan I’m watching your video, best of luck from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦💚

[@aleishadaisy1967]

I absolutely love how knowledgeable you are with black hair care!!! You are awesome

[@z4CNatural]

I love that you took the time to educate yourself on her hair ❤️

[@nonya8236]

My mom is black and white and my dad black I love how you let her embrace her hair I love this channel

[@melstarr1864]

This amazes me. I am black, and my mother is black, and she did not know how to do my hair when I was growing up. She would send me to the local beauty school and have them straighten it and then made sure I stayed away from water.

[@KellW2012]

I really respect this. From any mom. Because doing hair especially sundays for school. Its just time consuming. So hood on you. U obviously seem invested in her hair.

[@bladimirrojas2712]

I've been learning English by watching your videos.

[@herndon4732]

You are AWESOME! I'M grown but I wouldn't mind letting you and your husband TAKE CARE of me, because you all take DAMN GOOD CARE of your kids! BOTH OF YOU ROCK