Reaction Video:White mom hair care routine for black child

[@ChristyGior8]

Heeeey 🤩💗 Thank you all! Stay safe

[@alishaberry201]

There was a video that you did awhile ago, you used a edge control brush . What brush is that ?

[@RPGKingdom64]

Alisha Berry you can probably find edge brushes on amazon. I saw one with a double end, brush on one side and comb on the other. I’m from the uk though, so I don’t know what’s in the store for you, but it might be worth it to look 🤓

[@valebellezcano7893]

Hahahaha

[@christinebyrd3793]

I saw this video as soon as she posted it and I was actually proud of Christy. She does an amazing job with her children. I love her channel 💕💕💕💕💕

[@ChristyGior8]

Alisha Berry it was a $3 one I saw at checkout at the beauty supply store. Toothbrushes works better.

[@moniqueb8545]

I thought this video was gonna be bashing Christy so I was hesitant to watch it but I'm glad you liked her. Her kids always look good. Eliyah and Avaya's hair always looks healthy and her son Ace always has a clean haircut. I love her channel.

[@ALadyandAGent]

Oh no we could never bash. Her video was a definite eye opener

[@Meredith471]

@@ALadyandAGent check out the video she did of her husband shaving their son Ace's head. Ed has been doing Ace's hair since he was a baby. I think it is great that both parents are involved in learning about the care of the children's hair.

[@tatianalee749]

LOL....I did too. Christy keeps those girl’s hair laid. She has done her research and understands the importance of black hair to the culture. Sorry, but she puts some black mama’s to shame with her knowledge on keeping black hair healthy. I love her and her family.

[@ribka7215]

@Lisa Lee I don't think you actually saw the thumbnail and the beginning of the video. It really did seem like it was going to be negative, so don't talk shit like she just out of nowhere thought they would say something bad. Get off that high horse sweetie.

[@wonnielee3407]

@@ribka7215 facts... me too based off their facial expression and captions glad I was wrong though

[@ashproject1319]

Christy is on point! I love the fact she educated herself on black natural hair. She even moved to Las Vegas so her black kids could live in a more diverse community with black people.

[@ChristyGior8]

Ash Project 🥰

[@lmn6023]

I always see people refer to it as natural hair. But what is unnatural hair?

[@ChristyGior8]

LMN natural is no weaves and all natural products

[@lmn6023]

@@ChristyGior8 Thanks

[@denitar.4415]

@@lmn6023 no "relaxer" no weave

[@r.l.perine9437]

I knew who you were talking about right from the start 😁. She cares about their hair and culture.

[@asiah6337]

R.L. Perine Yaaassss! They also represent the Bay!

[@millanodrango8384]

Me too girl...I subscribed to her channel, she just makes parenting look Sooo easy

[@meleciagibson4773]

She is doing such a great job,

[@maggie1000]

Melecia Gibson Did y’all know she’s moving to Vegas just to give her kids a more diverse experience? I’m so amazed by her she’s awesome

[@andreajl]

Yup. I knew what video it was. I love and have so much respect for her. She makes sure her kids look awesome and love their hair. I love that!

[@Oonagh72]

There is this white lady with a little black daughter I used to follow and she used joke that her black daughter always looked better than the rest of the family because she worked so hard to get it right.

[@Oonagh72]

Niria Tchissola Viera Dias Chachimbombo it was a blog. If I can remember it I will let you know.

[@wonnielee3407]

Kudos to her effort

[@briancagordon2308]

😍

[@thebookwyrmslair6757]

That's how I would feel, too! 😆

[@rachelkrumpelman5131]

I had a black Mama ask me how to do her adopted white childs hair who had naturally curly hair like me. We should never be afraid to reach out and ask about what we don't know between races. We can learn so much from each other. Not just about hair.

[@ChessieGurl]

Hey ya'll. Christy is mad cool. She adopted Eliyah and Avayah when they were infants. Check out her channel.

[@maleahmarie4172]

love her channel as well ❤️❤️❤️

[@JessicaRiveraJessicaMitchell]

I love her so much, she is really awesome person.

[@leezafeyisetan2774]

Ace & Avayah when they were 2 weeks old then Eliyah at two(not sure)

[@2l2q36]

leeza Feyisetan Adopted Eliyah at 2 but helped cared for her since 6 months old. Baby girl was back and forth in foster care for 2 years 😢

[@onestgermain]

What about the young man?? And the 2 munchkins!

[@rashida7777]

This mom does better than most biological ones. The care she's giving this kid every day is fantastic! ❤

[@jazzshan1145]

Christy has growing hands. Those girls hair are thick, long and healthy. She did that!!!!!! Nobody but her, she’s had them from babies not toddlers.

[@LifeofDayy]

I haven’t heard “growing hands” in a minute! I’ve always loved that term! 😁❤️

[@Jelly-hq7ug]

@@LifeofDayy I'm saying! Lol it used to be a saying when I was little.

[@candaceellison7147]

I love how the White siblings will be in the know about Black culture and hair. They are practically growing up watching and learning it. For some reason this is dope to me.

[@personwhosreal811]

Always good to know we are stronger together.

[@natc1008]

When theyre older, theyll still be treated like they dont know anything because theyre white

[@rachelthomas5993]

I’d you watch the mamas videos all the girls help take care of each other’s hair it’s the sweetest. They seem to love to be involved. All the kids!

[@goddesstara4949]

She has two adopted black daughters and one adopted black son and two little adopted white daughters.

[@sneakerhead6625]

actually i think her “white daughters” are half asian (correct me if i’m wrong£

[@mikisjournee3926]

SnEAkErHEaD ur correct

[@byrdinez]

Bless her!

[@Perseus591]

@@mikisjournee3926 wrong go watch her videos, they're not white.

[@mikisjournee3926]

Latasha Mendoza her 2 young daughters are white or Asian

[@lollylolly8186]

As a foster/adoptive parent of exclusively black children (a long story in itself), it is lovely to see a video helping white moms how to deal with our black children’s hair. I had no help 30 years ago so I would ask black women in the hair aisle over and over again. Thank goodness for them. My youngest adopted daughter was very ill for her first three years, in and out of hospitals and always hooked up to machines and very fragile. I had to choose a style I could manage and was comfortable for her. She has 4c hair and it’s thick. For the first few years I kept it in dreads which I loved. They were long and healthy and looked so good on her. Luckily despite her prognosis my baby girl is a twenty year old college student with no lingering health problems! Thank god. 👏❤️❤️ And the comments Cristie made about their self esteem and learning about their own culture hit home for me. I tried to make sure to learn as much as I could about black culture, history and integrate it in to my family as well. We live in a very diverse community and the schools were wonderfully accepting and helpful. Now if we could change the systemic racism of our police officers I could relax when she is out and about. Poor girl gets pulled over quite a bit and has yet to get a ticket or even a reason for the times her car has been searched! I’ve had some terse phone calls with those police departments and filed complaints. 😡

[@ALadyandAGent]

Thank you so much for your story. We’re happy your daughter is healthy and thriving. It’s hard being parent we don’t get enough credit.

[@sheilaray2888]

Ok I was about to be upset if y'all was gonna bash Christy

[@ALadyandAGent]

Nah never that! Thank you for the support

[@sheilaray2888]

@@ALadyandAGent got a sub this was cool to watch. Y'all stay safe.

[@taryngoveg3180]

Same, I was fully prepared for them to drag her by the clip nail. This mom did great and their comments were perfect

[@ALadyandAGent]

I’m allergic to pain! Lol. Love you and thanks for giving us a chance

[@roxyhaze6955]

lol same

[@maggie1000]

Fun fact for people who don’t know who christy (the white mom they’re talking about) is: her and her husband actually decided to move so their family can be in a more diverse area for the kids 🥰

[@andreaprochowski4717]

Damn, they are doing everything right when it comes to raising kids of different ethnicities while white. I'm Hispanic but live in a mostly white town and for years didn't even that there was anything but black and white. That definitely affected me so the fact that these two saw something that suspected might be a problem and decided to make a big life decision to fix it is incredible.

[@morganlilly4527]

Thank you for taking back the comment about the "hood beauty salon". It's 2020 now and that kinda humor just didn't hit me right. Maybe in the 90s I woulda laughed at that but nowadays there are so many resources to learn about Black hair and I think as a community we have to move past these kind of jokes that center around stereotypes that hold us back. As a community I don't want us making stereotypical "Black jokes" anymore because as long as we're doing that, some people will hear those jokes and believe that that's the truth of our community. The Black experience is so much more diverse, complex, beautiful, and multifaceted than people have been led to believe. There are Black folks who are vegan, Republican, half Asian, half white, speak Russian, Muslim, travel the world, LGBTQ+, watch Anime, listen to heavy metal, love technology, love cars, are homeless, are millionaires, etc. We live all over the world, speak hundreds of languages, do millions of jobs, practice tons of different religions. We are SO diverse and jokes like that (although seemingly lighthearted) limit people's perception of what it means to be Black. Some ignorant people would hear that joke and conclude that we literally all live in the hood. So thank you for walking that joke back, and showing the diversity in the Black community. Thanks for this video and peace and blessings to both of you 💗

[@ALadyandAGent]

What you wrote was powerful and heart felt. A lot of the jokes that I have done I have changed . One being having an autistic child so mental jokes are out. And with the environment we’re in now I’ve discarded those as well. Thank you for this beautiful and informative comment and also for watching. Much love, Phil

[@demam4648]

Jokes are stereotypical that's what makes them funny not true.

[@Penny-ts5ec]

Thank you for standing up for supporting the black community. I'm white, don't know if allowed to comment. Lol But, everyone is so negative lately! We desperately need these positive comments! This was an awesome video! Have a wonderful week!

[@quinnmorgendorffer8435]

Hair stylists are artists. It is a true skill for any hair and artistry. 👏

[@sgtfluffy718]

I do like that you said that the black community is very diverse. Not enough people know that. And me having grown up in and around the black community get veryangry when people automatically assume that because someone's black they are going to be a certain way, have certain political views, like and dislike certain things. Regardless of what race anybody is it's prejudicethe group of people together by their race or gender or sexual orientation or religion. People are all individuals and to judge any book by its cover is ridiculous

[@reneeinfortmyersfl]

It blows my mind that there are schools that prohibit natural hair, etc.. I can honestly say that I've signed petitions against prohibiting it. I think natural hair is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! 💗

[@barbararichardson2747]

I don't believe the problem has anything to do with natural hair.There is nothing more beautiful than a black children with well kept natural hair.But some styles are ridiculous and the good suffer the consequences.This doesn't only apply to kids there are adults that are just as bad.

[@bianca6176]

@@barbararichardson2747 But... this is just a opinion right? "Some hair styles are bad" that doesn't mean it should be **prohibit** Like, I see a lot of young girls with horrible make ups bcuz they are learning and stuff, but its hell awful, but not prohibited I dont think looks or styles should be prohibit at all unless its offensive or not for their age

[@taunyac.4323]

That's Christy I follow her. She learnt that. I do foster care and they are shaving a lot of our babies heads bald for no reason. Christy love them babies. They have black friends and she keeps in touch with the bio family.

[@Penny-ts5ec]

WHY!? WHY be so cruel to shave their heads? That's so sad! It's not that hard to learn how to take care of someone's hair!

[@LifeofDayy]

That is horrible! Shaving their heads instead of caring for their hair properly is outrageous! Those poor babies already go through so much without that kind of assault on their identity and self esteem. 😔

[@anacatandbosshog7116]

@Nyesha Harris who?

[@anacatandbosshog7116]

Ok i read it more.

[@nyteshayde1197]

@Nyesha Harris What an absolutely ignorant, tone deaf, and horrible thing to do to a little girl. I'm absolutely mortified.

[@franny5295]

She takes better care of that child's hair than frankly anybody I've ever seen. And that child got smacked with a comb not one time...

[@sharinettegonzalez23]

queenbeethatme100 are you ok? Who hurt you? Stay off the conspiracy channels, they’re doing you no god 😂

[@franny5295]

@queenbeethatme100 If you stopped your medication, you shouldn't have. And every black woman was once a little girl. Everybody I know, to include me, got smacked with a comb for moving. I didn't know it was possible to get your hair combed and not get hit until I grew up. That little girl is literally the only black girl I've ever seen not get smacked getting her hair combed.

[@DyannDrew]

Franchesca you are Soo right. If more people loved on their kids natural hair... Less women would be dependent on relaxer

[@franny5295]

@@DyannDrew I have personally lamented this very thing. I grew up hating my hair. I still hate messing fighting it. It still feels like a fight after all these years.

[@tanisha.r.thomas]

Thats what I came here to say. Styling our hair is a skillset that a lot of AA moms dont grasp or even try to. My mama never knew what to do with my hair because it came 3a. No products in the 70's and certainly no youtube...lol. so glad that adoptive parents are trying to raise us with our values. Hair being one of them. Like your format btw!!!

[@2cornichons]

I have 5 sons. Any parent that can get a child to sit down for 2 hours straight is magic.

[@jazzie_wolf]

Haha well as a kid you don't have a choice. We start our children early and they know that the end result is worth sitting down and behaving. You only need to do it once a week anyways because these protective styles will last through the week if you take care of them.

[@469ka37]

That's one if those things about being black that's kind of a universal experience. You don't want to sit there for hours but you have to. And in my case when my mom did braids I could be in her lap for up to 12+ hours. The results were always worth it but damn it was always so time consuming

[@cookiessprite]

I think the nicest thing is that she genuinely enjoys doing it, and takes that time to spend time with her little girls to boost their self esteem. :')

[@gabsterpants09]

I clicked on this video a while ago and I was expecting to be upset or not liking the way she cared for the hair. But I was delightfully surprised. If you’re going to be a white mother adopting black children you need to be just like this women. She is an example.

[@dreamrhutch4428]

Did you catch how the son was being so attentive to his little sister. That’s so beautiful!

[@AshleyNord]

That little girl seriously is the most gorgeous baby I’ve ever seen!!

[@SLEEVEASMR]

You missed the best part, she put a bonnet on too! 😭😭🥺👏🏾

[@badassmystichealingtarot]

I love how she respects and honors her children. I love how lovingly she speaks of her daughters and their beautiful hair.

[@katiew8511]

KZbin has been such a help with hair, particularly my son with 4c. I learned how to fade, which helped me give better cuts to my sons and husband with straight hair, too. Then I had a daughter with 2c curly hair and was able to use a lot of the principles I learned for her as well. With 4 kiddos, they each have different challenges that I have not personally experienced, from learning disabilities to hair care, that I have needed community to help me learn. KZbin has been an overwhelmingly helpful and positive learning platform.

[@shawnahall7246]

Katie’s Garden cool are your children adopted

[@katiew8511]

Shawna Hall One of my sons is adopted. But even my bio kids have challenges that I need community to help me navigate. I am thankful for racial and neuro diversity online and in real life. Firm believer that we are all better together.

[@shawnahall7246]

Katie’s Garden that’s wonderful we are strong together thank s for engaging with me be well

[@kaykay-pg4ee]

That's Christy. Love her channel. As a foster mom and adoptive mom I respect her. She does a good job with those kids. Even recently mentioned everything going on with George Floyd and is moving to an area where her kids can be around more diversity. As a black woman I rock with her.

[@kaykay-pg4ee]

@Emcstea 💜

[@candycane9264]

She loves her children she was only making those videos for other white foster parents who have adopted black children to show them how to care for their hair

[@alecia175]

She has done her homework. I am so proud of this mama. She's detangling, moisturizing, oiling the scalp, she's braiding. I can't even braid that good and I am black, I really need to learn.

[@carrieh.594]

Love her channel. Christy is on point. I was so impressed. She got my respect 100%.

[@foreverkpop3257]

I'm glad yall gave her a chance and checked her out

[@charissejohnson2068]

She loved her children enough to try. She did a great job. God bless.

[@zuglymonster]

She's a great mom who really tries hard to learn how to do her black daughters hair right and learn about their culture too. She deserves alot of props for embracing her daughters African American hertiage instead of just doing the minimum and ignoring their roots

[@rebeccawilliams1778]

That’s are her adoptive daughter. I love Christy Gior. She made me want to adopts she’s such a loving mommy ❤️❤️

[@tinahoward521]

Christy Gior It’s one of my favorite KZbinrs! This woman has a heart of gold and treats those children wonderful.🤎🙏🏽🤎

[@Frejha12]

She does hair better than me🤣. My daughter is almost 4 and it is definitely a learning process. I watch so many videos on a daily to learn how to care for her hair and I’m definitely getting better.

[@rialequay1787]

My son is 2. Don’t think he’s ready for a haircut yet and I watch so many videos too. Lol.

[@ALadyandAGent]

I cut my sons hair at 2. It’s short enough to manage but still has his curl/ wave pattern

[@quazylade90]

This video actually just jumped up as a video I might like also. I was like (teeth sucking, lip off to the side) and started watching so I could critize her for not really doing a good job on the baby hair but right away I liked her when I saw how she was taking the rubber bands out gently and not ripping them out other hair. I also like Christie and want to be her friend. Her little princess is adorable and the time and effort she has taken your learn how you care for her children's hair shows so much love on her part and that's what I told her. These children are going to have less issues with self identify when. They get older, she says she has a friend that puts in cornrows so they know people. I bet they always at the cookout. I bet they be asking Christie to bring the potato salad or the deviled eggs. I bet Christie knows about adobe and sason.

[@ALadyandAGent]

You know it! lol. Thanks for watching

[@brooklyn6653]

I have graduated from watching KZbin videos to watching KZbin videos of people watching KZbin videos. Ok, time for some fresh cherries and whipped cream, it's cherry season yall!

[@paulettesaddler6795]

I love Christy. I think that she's doing an amazing job with her children. All 5 children are loved. And hair looks good every time.

[@blackmonalisa9732]

this woman soul is beautiful , the video kind of made cry because i know her babies are truly take cares of her babies!

[@briancagordon2308]

I think I’ve seen this. She genuinely seems like a really good mommy to her kids

[@Akilahh]

I also thought the video was gonna be some foolery and ended up loving it & binge watching her other videos as well 🥰

[@All.ThingsRE]

Christy is doing everything right. I initially was ready to tear her apart but I quickly changed my mind.

[@justmydeals]

Che' Monae How said that you were “ready to rip her apart” before you ever saw it.

[@Yahoo.266]

I have to say Lady resembles Gabrielle Union.... pretty

[@ALadyandAGent]

Thank you❤️

[@Missreepee]

She does! I noticed that immediately! Gorgeous 😍

[@shelly-annmarshall-whittak6479]

I was saying the same thing

[@Bitaskaco-Arlene]

Umm she not their foster mom she is their mom as she has adopted them.

[@Penny-ts5ec]

She is mentioning in her tutorial about fostering, since they didn't know her, they were going off that supposition.

[@coolglasses9917]

Changing title for "HER black daughter" would be also be more appropriate

[@mistireid9527]

I’ve been watching her for a while. She’s the truth and so is her husband.

[@sierralove4411]

I love how y’all gave this white mom a chance to due her black daughters hair 💜💜

[@momdukesandson9855]

I’ve watched her channel quite a few times and she really prides herself in maintaining her two daughters hair. When it appeared in my suggested videos I was a little skeptical about watching, but I actually enjoy her videos.

[@Fhornergal]

See how brother brought little sis an apple? So sweet.

[@marley.hendrix]

She's DEFINITELY invited to the cookout. Hell, I might need to book an appointment.

[@raerai2943]

Christy is a real one she is all about her kids and their culture and embracing it and them

[@AubreeNicoleMusic]

I respect that. I'm mixed and my mom is white. My hair is between a 3c and a 4a. My mom couldnt maintain it and was a tender headed child. She tried. My hair was looonnnggg down to my butt. But I ended up getting lice from the city pool and she shaved it cuz she couldnt get the tiny comb through it. I was 8. When it started growing back is when I started getting relaxers. Then came the coloring. And on and on. As I got older I still didnt know what to do with my hair. I ended up going to beauty school to learn how to do hair because I can do other people hair but I wanted to learn about my own. Unfortunately they disnt teach too much in African American hair because there wasnt in high demand in my area...it made me so sad. But I continued to learn. It is my passion. a year ago I shaved my head to get a fresh start So I am 100% natural and loving my curls everyday!!! I applaud her for learning and loving and caring for her daughter and her hair. It is a labor of love. I also have mixed children I passed my hair down to💕 ive been putting in finger waves since day one lol

[@theresag1969]

Awwww Sweetie.

[@veronicajohn2522]

Love this mom she skipped no steps and had gadgets to get the beads on her hair without damaging it Way to go mom. Christie knows how to take care of her daughter's hair. Good video

[@tomchan0]

You can tell all of those kids are in a loving environment. Kids usually act out what they see. Take a look at the little boy in the back @15:27 it was so sweet.

[@waynealtmanstorytime4867]

I loved watching this video. You know that not having a REASON to be critical has NEVER stopped some people from acting foolishly. We have PLENTY to learn from one another, we need to stop taking pride in things we had nothing to do with.

[@ms.sunshine5279]

Watch the dad do the fade on his AA son, same family!

[@wonnielee3407]

Oh really?

[@valcomments3045]

I love how positive this is. This is just so great to see!

[@deborahthompson9392]

Christy, is wonderful and husband. They really love 💕 and take care of their children

[@sheilahunter7637]

I KNEW this was Christy! I love her channel and she is such a great mom! Thank you for showing her some love because she deserves it!

[@Zoot_of_Anthrax]

I started doing the curly girl method a few years ago and found a LOT of videos of black women doing their hair and was honestly surprised just how much work went into maintaining african hair. I was in turns super impressed, realized how lucky i was how “easy” my hair was, and inspired to do a little more self care than the 5min or so a day i did. Hats of to any woman of color... doing your hair is no joke.

[@stephaniedubois861]

That what made me click on I looked like what is this lady talking abou and what does she know about our black hair so I clicked on it and she is AMAZING 😉 Mom her and her husband are so awesome I started watching all their videos I love themmmmm

[@kayulab5100]

That she is

[@janicejohnson5950]

Listen!!! This lady understands that beads is for the culture. (grammatical error intended) I love the positivity. I love her willingness to learn and nurture this part of their development. It’s big!!!!

[@alexeloriaga8285]

I saw Christy's video a couple of weeks ago and I was shook. She is so sweet and her love for her children is immediately apparent. Now if only I can get my hair to look half as healthy as Eliyah and Avaya's hair.

[@renatamarie5546]

I really respect how she has tried to learn about her kids hair...it takes me hours to try to detangle my daughters waist lenght hair, the struggle is reallll

[@ashleighyates7682]

I was totally expecting you do attack Christy Gior like so many other reaction videos did & I totally appreciate you giving her some props for learning & being vulnerable. As a “white mother” of “black kids” this video has helped me learn as well! I love u both & am subscribing bc you two are hilarious together🤣💞

[@ALadyandAGent]

Thank you ☺️

[@rhondasmith3042]

I watched this video myself and I fell in love with her too. I have a mixed granddaughter and niece and a mixed grandson on the way, I have been watching KZbin videos on how to care for their hair and ran across hers. It was so helpful. I just love her

[@UXtatic]

It is Christy Gior Channel.

[@Yahoo.266]

I watch Christy. She has twin black boy & girl & another little girl..... I think she does great. The girls hairs have grown since she’s been doing their hair..... very impressive... she also has 2 white girls. 5 adopted kids altogether

[@kimberlyharris7316]

Thank you guys for saying you respect her for at least she's learning.

[@nettyflores7364]

I binge watch her all the time 🎯

[@briannanight8395]

Her hudband is Phillapino. The oldest black daughter and the black son are twins and the younger daughter if I am not correct is not biological related to them. The youngest two are biologically related. Such a wonderful beautiful adopted and blended family.

[@melissabereading]

All of her children are adopted! I love that she keeps in touch with all their bio mommies

[@spideymark7322]

Filipino

[@spideymark7322]

Also all 5 kids are adopted.

[@Bibimbapski]

Really? I thought he was Latino. Thanks for this info, I have been educated.

[@S_NRIO]

Filipino* lmaooo philapino

[@RatongaBruiser]

Not just the mom's video, but your reaction, has given me so much hope. I know one day I want to adopt. I've no idea who will need my help when that day comes but I was so worried that if I reached out to help a child that I'd mess up and people would hate me for it and I'd just be making their life worse instead of better. But knowing there's so much help and support out there has really boosted my confidence.

[@ALadyandAGent]

Any child will be lucky to have you as a parent. As parent all we can do is our best. As a former social worker there are many resources for parents whether you’re a foster, adoptive or biological parent. Much luck and success to you on your journey ❤️❤️❤️-Ashley

[@ashleywilson83]

Beautiful! 💖real love is colorblind, as it should be. A mother’s love knows no bounds.

[@debsb4]

I fricking love Afro hair it does as it’s told and always looks good when styled

[@ghostie7790]

It doesn’t do as it’s told. Have you heard of shrinkage? Lol! But I agree it’s the best!

[@debsb4]

Melissa compared to white girl hair it’s lush I love it always looks perfect when styled mine is shite lol

[@talktimewithcynthia5653]

Hello I felt the same way too. I had to do a video to big up her. I think we should take the time to appreciate each other. Love you guys video too. I just subscribed in support 🙂🙂

[@itsMalma]

I think she says somewhere they fostered like almost 40 kids. It's amazing and so inspiring as someone who's had 2 miscarriages and I'm not getting younger and I love kids... It's really heartwarming that they could help so many families!

[@arzuriakuroi5323]

Would fostering or adoption be an option for you? Kids will love loving parents, regardless of blood or race

[@itsMalma]

@@arzuriakuroi5323 its an option, just not anytime soon :(

[@idascott3583]

She has 2 adopted black daughters 2 white adopted daughters and 1 adopted black son. She really cares and took the time to learn❗️

[@GenXGamerGirl_]

I've seen a few of these how to videos lately for 4a/b/c hair (just to learn - not out of need {yet?}) and my first take is to be grateful for my simple hair. My second is to be amazed at how much work it takes for natural hair, and the commitment it is. No wonder people with natural 4 hair take such pride in it! I only Rarely have I seen 4 hair that was not well maintained, and it just ups the respect level to beyond a 10 for anyone going to this much effort. I also like your review of her efforts - definitely a Lady and a Gent. Bravo and Kudos!

[@LoveLife-zn1dq]

Yes I said the same when I watched her!! She is amazing!! When she said “it’s their crown” I was like go head Sis!! U my sistagirl!! Lol!! She is so on point!! 💯💜

[@msSamanthaJoy]

We all need to be open-minded :) I love Christy so much, and loved watching you both react to it. I felt all defensive like DONT YOU DARE COME FOR CHRISTY!! And then before you even started watching I was like, HEY don't be so pessimistic before you watch!! Then I watched your whole video ♡ I shouldn't have expected the worst in the same way I didn't want you two to expect the worst with her. Stay open-minded and spread love ♡ Great video guys!!!

[@jullainehardinge8811]

Christy does an amazing job with both her daughters hair. And a big shout out to her husband who did a wonderful job cutting their son’s hair.

[@barbarradevlin9111]

Christy is definitely a youtuber who needs more views and subscribers than she has. Someone who researches and is willing to learn new things for her kids, and it’s really inspiring. We can all learn a little something about each other from Christy. We all have our differences, but love, happiness, confidence, and respect is what we all have a common need for.

[@waterlilly1498]

Anyone else noticed how in the background the brother brings his sister a blanket and puts it over her 😍 at 15:56 Speaks volumes about the family's spirit

[@learningthroughplaywithkay3597]

I think this lady done an amazing job with her little girls hair. I have great respect for this lady ,learning how to help her daughter to feel good about her hair. I wouldn't know where to start x

[@kageyoshifamilyvlogs6283]

She has two white and two black daughters and a black son. She says her younger (white) daughters hair requires less maintenance

[@Rykuii]

I believe the two "white" daughters are actually hapas (white and asian)

[@shandinalani32]

@@Rykuii thank u for correcting that. Its important to the mixed population. People love to strip us of one or two of our cultures and blanket us with one race. Very unfair to us.

[@rhywnn]

Kids can be hard. Raising a child to have pride and learn to take care of themselves is great. First time watching you show. I loved it thank you!

[@shereesemitchell2016]

Good job mama. Very good job. The love and care put into the hair says alot. So good to see you being loving and taking care of your daugthers hair. This is the kind of videos that the media wont play sadly. There are many people like this in the world and it should be shown more.

[@crzy4muzic611]

I absolutely love her! She has taken the time to educate herself and open to and not offended by any advice she's given

[@danaglass1265]

I love that Mom and every mom who has a child of a different race who educates themself on their child's hair, race, history, culture, language, etc. That's unconditional love. I love how she said bonding time because my mom and I were just talking about how much I loved when she would do my hair as a little girl and just talk and laugh. Moms are LIFE!

[@sisterheatherlewis8598]

I'm so excited to see this. I am pregnant with a child who will be mixed. And there are not a lot of black women in my area so until I move im excited for KZbin and videos i can grab for tutorials.

[@thebookwyrmslair6757]

I've been watching Jenn Jackson's 4C hair tutorials, which have taught me a LOT. :)

[@autisticghoul]

Watch the channel Joy-el on KZbin! She’s biracial and has type 4 hair. She is AMAZING!!!

[@barbaraking3406]

I love Christy's channel she's cool

[@keepitsimpleydb6151]

I just seen this video - so impressed. She impressed me being a adopted parent, Perodt.

[@makakowsky7042]

That close cropped matty headed kid with a white mom who had no clue was me. Granted there weren't as many resources for natural hair care 30 years ago in small all-white communities, and she really did mean well. But it was such a relief when my foster sister who KNEW came to the family & taught me what I needed to know to finally take care of my own hair (& grow it out for the first time!❤)

[@DesTheGreat512]

I appreciate this video. I've never had kids, but I was blessed to meet an amazing woman with two kids (ages 6 and 11) and this has motivated me to do better with learning how to maintain my children's hair. I have locs and that's all I know; to just let it grow lol. I know my kids would appreciate the bonding experience and I look forward to that.

[@wethepeople7227]

People who foster kids from a different culture ( black, white, brown) and really care for children will educate themselves on their culture to help them grow and be nurtured. Not everyone makes a video, glad she did opens a lot of people's eyes.

[@lisaaopignatelli]

I'm so glad you liked her. I get nervous. She really adores her kids and works so hard to take care of them well. She teaches them and understands how important it is for their confidence and self respect. Shes always saying how beautiful their hair is and I love that.

[@psychedelicpegasus7587]

This is the first time watching your channel. This popped up in my recommendations. I'm from Ireland, living in Scotland, but when you said you would fix me a to-go plate, I genuinely felt so happy.

[@ALadyandAGent]

Welcome to the family! And yes you have a plate coming!

[@itsmebri5001]

if you see this comment, i would love for you to react to more of her videos she is one of my favorite youtubers and everything she stands for is amazing, great video y’all 💖

[@ALadyandAGent]

That could be done in the near future

[@Alwayssjess]

I would have kiiiiiillllled to have siblings like her foster kids holy shit they’re so mature and they take care of the little ones too even though they’re only a few years older. Her family is so sweet with one another it warms my heart so much.

[@Bayloy]

Shes giving it her very best. THAT is a momma. Black, white, yellow, purple, brown, green or whatever else love is love.

[@jazzie_wolf]

Gosh this is sending me back to when I had STRONG neck muscles from my mom doing my hair. When I got old enough for a relaxer around middle school my tender head had to GO, because my grandma told me not to give her beauty stylest a hard time, and you have to listen to grandma! Christy did such a great job!