I love seeing her smiling face. No matter your color, women taking care of women is what it’s about, and women taking care of future women is extra special.
Their hair has grown so much since the last time I watched a video! They're so lucky to have a momma that cares enough to take on the task of black hair care. Everything you're doing is exactly what all parents of black children should be doing.
My mom is white, and I'm white (We are middle eastern though), we both have curly hair and I swear throughout nearly my entire childhood we both had no idea how to deal with the curly hair 🤣🤣
I'm honestly unsure on how to take this comment. She does a great job and being a black woman I'm sooo so proud of her for sticking it out and learning their hair. But the last sentence...what they should be doing...may be im taking it the wrong and if I am I apologize but it was unnecessary.
@BlazinGlory00 shame on you. Atleast she adopting kids out of the system of all races. She has different race kids. How many black kids are you adopting out of the foster care system?
All these uplifting comments from mother's of black daughters are making me cry. It's so special to love, give love to all. 🙏 Bless you and all the foster families that keep their children attached to their roots.
I just love you for being all in for your African American daughters. As an African American woman, I am soo proud and trust these girls are in great hands. I will be a forever subscriber.
Okay I’m officially going to give you the “Big Mama” title. Natural hair care is no joke. Glad you took the time to master our hair. That is dedication.
I always just want to hug you and say thank you from one mother of a beautiful black daughter to another mother of beautiful black daughters! If you ever doubt yourself or if anyone tries to make you feel less than in being their mother just know that you are doing the right thing and keep on going!
She didn't learn it yet😏 that's too much hair in that brush she raking off that girls head.. she's literally raking it.. it's more hair in the brush then in the girl's head.. the black community did not teach her that😂
Christy I am not an adoptive or foster mom I am learning how to take care of my own kids hair. Both my girls hair have grown since I started learning how to properly take care of their hair and your channel was one that popped up when I did a search for taking care of type 4 hair. Thank you!
Your channel should be a requirement for non black people fostering or adopting black children. I have personally witnessed white mama's hacking off or absolutely neglecting and adding a headband to their black daughter's hair. You're doing a fantastic job caring and nurturing their hair. I appreciate you directing your audience to seek more education from the black community 💋😍❤🖤💚
Maris - More Black people adopting doesn’t have anything to do with the white people who do. It still would be in the best interest of the children for white parents to learn how to care for all of them, including their hair, which is the subject.
Wow!!!! Christy the way you take such great care of your daughters hair, never ceases to amaze me. Look at how healthy and long Avaya's hair is getting, I meannnnn 🥰🥰 you rock mama, you're really a model for other mamas to look up to caring for the girls hair
Well done, Christy! I entered the system at 9 and eventually aged out of foster care. I'm 31. One of my foster moms, a white woman, though is an amazing person and didn't make me feel any different than the other kids, she didn't do my hair, teach me about black history, or the reality of racism I'd experience professionally and personally. Out of all of the homes I lived in, her home was the best, yet as I watch your channel, it takes me down memory lane to think about the what-ifs. Hopefully your kids receive balanced care that'll equip them for the real world. God bless 💖🙏🏿
I appreciate how you didn't just adopt these beautiful black babies but took the time to learn how to take care of their hair. You truly care and it shows
I'm Hispanic and inherited my dad's curly hair. When I was a child my mom would just brush out my curls and throw a headband on me for school. I learned how to properly care for my curls in my 20's and now that I'm pregnant I will try my best to take proper care of my baby's hair rather it's straight, curly or anywhere in between. You are truly a great example.
The care you put into educating yourself on black hair is beautiful. This bring joyful tears to my eyes you are raising beautiful black girls to be proud of their natural hair. Yes momma keep educating others moms. This made my day
I wanted to buy this for my daughter’s hair but I wasn’t sure if this would work for her. I’m glad to know it would being she has 3/B, 4/A hair would save me at least an hour drying her hair. I just trim her hair when it’s wet because I can see the frizzy ends better rather than it’s dry.
You are doing the best that you can and I can not find any fault in that. I'm just amazed that you give 100% to make sure the girls are getting the best care they can get.
You are so informative. The care and patience you take with your daughter's hair is immense. I can't tell you how refreshing it is see an adoptive parent taking the time to become educated on the best methods to care for their child's hair.
@@Thewayuloveme that’s the main reason I use it, too! I wear wigs (cornrows) or I’m in individuals. I got mine refurbished when they had it available for $300, when I got my mom hers for Mother’s Day it was $399. I’d recommend the refurbished I’ve had 0 issues so far with it plus, save some coins! 😊
This is so beautiful. I love that these young ladies have a mother who cares to learn the best way to take care of them and their hair!! Simply lovely. Thanks for sharing 🤗
Ma’am , you are a angel here on earth. I know that may sound clichè, but your love and care is extremely palatable. Your girls are truly blessed and highly favored for the gift that is you , as you are blessed with them as well. Continued blessings to you and your sweet, beautiful family!! ❤️
im just happy to see people doing kids’ hair. adoptive or not. they don’t seem to dread doing their hair. these kids will appreciate it so much when they’re older.
The look 👀 on her face when her hair Came out the dryer .. Priceless You Go Christy The fact that u research and find the best products and solutions for hair care is phenomenal Great Job 👏🏽
I'm a foster/ adoptive mom and I am going to share this with my friends who are great moms.! They are always asking me for help because they have beautiful African American princesses that have hair that is very different from their own. You have inspired me. I had a mom who only put me in 2 different hairstyles so now I always try to learn different ways of making my 2 ( adopted) princesses glow .
Christy Gior, honey you are magnificent! We know there's a misunderstanding when it comes to African American hair, with you explaining it so well. I hope that many who follow you who has children with curly coiled hair become aware that hair is basically treated the same, with different techniques to take care of coiled hair. You are a blessing to people who don't know how to take care of any other types of hair.
Also do some hair masques with a plastic under the dryer to retain moisture. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Bless you for your hard work and care to put in the extra effort to learn and maintain new textures of hair. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Great video ! Your babies hair looks so healthy ! I’ve been caring for my 8 year old granddaughters hair - I have her thru adoption also ! I’ve gained so much info over the past years watching your videos and now Vanessa is loving her hair . Prior to being with me - when she Wld just visit - she hated her hair and would cry begging me to “give her my kind of hair” 😥 (straight hair) . But now she embraces her hair (and her gorgeous skin!) I looked at Amazon for this product and wow you couldn’t be more correct, it’s expensive!! I’ve been homeschooling Vanessa and took an early retirement so I can be home and give her all the emotional support she so needs . But I think I will save a little here and there and hopefully purchase this at Christmas time or soon after for her 9th birthday!! Thank you SO much for reviewing this - I would not have ever considered such a big purchase without this video !! Much love to you and your beautiful family!!!
Lord I love you! Thank you for taking care of those babies. I came from an era of chemicals on the hair, but what you're doing is wonderful. I can't tell you how your kids will have high self esteem which is so important. Blessings
@@jerrymcdougle4461 she literally said she’s just trying to stretch it to trim it, not fully perfectly straighten and damage it - don’t be such a wet wipe.
Just one tip for everyone using the RevAir: they recommend not doing the pumping/up-down motion while the hair is in the wand. Move it aling the scalp to ensure the base of your section is getting dried, but avoid the back and forth motion over the shaft of the hair.
You Rock, because of the love you have for the “Human, Race” you go that extra mile. For all those who have a adopted child of a different “Culture” you cannot just sit back and say “I don’t know what to do about their hair” . She is doing what any mother of the human race who TrueType loves her child would do. Our hair is very versatile. Yes!!!!, I live for it!!
That's beautiful I'm impressed, thank you for educating others. I remember as a child how my mother would take care of me and my two sister's hair. It was a full-time chore for her and she couldn't wait until we got into our preteens, so that we could do our own hair. What she didn't understand was that, black hair was hard to do not only for adults but for a child. And to follow all of the steps to keep our hair soft and moist,was a challenge back then in the 70's and 80's. Not because we didn't have all of the products that we needed, because we did. What we needed in our homes was a family member who had their PHD in African American hair care. My mom did her best to teach us, but she missed the most important steps, which was to sprits the hair with water and to seal and lock the hair with an oil base product to keep the moisture locked in. So thank you for educating those of us who are missing certain steps when it comes to hair care. 👌 💘
No kids yet but your videos inspired me to learn how to take care of my hair (I’m black and didn’t know how) so I can be ready for when I have a daughter. Thank you for the inspiration, you’re doing a lovely job and I am inspired!!
Lady, you handle the hair like you know what you’re doing. I’m so proud of you. I’m not sure why her hair is still stiff after that beautiful suction drying?? But you are fabulous!
Love how dedicatedyou are to doing their hair, although in my experience as a child I hated getting my hair done because my parents yanked the hair off my head, and that process hurt. I found being gentle and taking your time increases the child's satisfaction.
@@ChristyGior8 I just meant that sometimes when blow drying product can weight the hair down, texture doesn’t play a huge role since the blowdryer is “straightening” or “blowing out their natural texture” . I have similar texture to your youngest one in the video and have been natural for about a year. But I did straighten my hair a lot before my natural hair journey and went through a ton of trail and error when blow drying as I learned my hair and which product worked best. It’s a never ending journey and your girls are lucky to have you 👸🏽👸🏽👸🏼
I don't even have kids and I love watching these videos because they are so nurturing and positively affirming. I also never knew how much work goes into black hair and I have so much respect for the amount of effort this takes. Love your channel! 💖
Just to inform you a little on the trimming our hair already grows at a slower rate than others so we only need a trim only once every 3-4 months sometimes we over cut and stunt growth and it may look like the hair isn’t growing but it just keeps getting cut but I love watching you do this your very educated
Our hair grows just as fast as any other hair type. Let’s not give false information to this mother lack of length retention is why you don’t see a growth.
True, but unfortunately we live in a country that time is always too tight for most. Caring for natural care does consume a lot of time and doing protective styles is what we have to do when time doesn’t permit us to do our hair every day.
Thanks for taking the time to learn about black hair. It’s shows and you did a WONDERFUL job you can tell by the smile on her face and yessssss moisturizering is the key. I’m so proud as I watch this video. Again you did and outstanding job mom. 😊
I love your love and desire to be the best parent for those girls. As a previous adoptive child, I know parenting and love has NO color. You are a blessing! ❤
Love seeing your videos! I wish more parents with adopted children with curly / course hair textures watched your channel. All thumbs up!! This being said I have two biracial bio kids with two different hair textures and I’m still learning what works for them. Keep up the great work.
black women take the time to do proper hair care , and Routines , it makes the hair strong, healthy , with repetition like this we are capable of growing long hair with time and patience !. Job well done !!! 👏🏽
You really educated yourself about black hair care and it shows! You do a great job!
What I wrote about the barber, that’s a criticism.
@@mariadavis8745. What are you talking about?
Agreed!
I agree, great job mama!
@@mariadavis8745 bruh
I love seeing her smiling face. No matter your color, women taking care of women is what it’s about, and women taking care of future women is extra special.
This comment 👍
Love this!!💕
Love your comment
I’m totally here for it💞💐💐💐
@BlazinGlory00 Are you fostering or adopting??? Get a life
As a previous foster kid this is just everything to me . Thank you for being a parent who cares
Awe! Oh my gosh! 💕🥺
Yes me too ❣️
Their hair has grown so much since the last time I watched a video!
They're so lucky to have a momma that cares enough to take on the task of black hair care. Everything you're doing is exactly what all parents of black children should be doing.
Agreed!! Especially the older one, her hair has grown so much
Thank you :)
I was thinking the same thing
My mom is white, and I'm white (We are middle eastern though), we both have curly hair and I swear throughout nearly my entire childhood we both had no idea how to deal with the curly hair 🤣🤣
I'm honestly unsure on how to take this comment. She does a great job and being a black woman I'm sooo so proud of her for sticking it out and learning their hair. But the last sentence...what they should be doing...may be im taking it the wrong and if I am I apologize but it was unnecessary.
I really love how Christy spend time on their hair and treat it with such patience and care I salute you
Thank you
This Mom is so amazing about educating herself about different hair. Im impressed every time I watch her videos.
You are an Amazing human being!!
Yes!
@BlazinGlory00
I don't see you adopting them? Give her a break, and be nice.
@BlazinGlory00
No she's not, she showing others how it's done.
@BlazinGlory00 shame on you. Atleast she adopting kids out of the system of all races. She has different race kids. How many black kids are you adopting out of the foster care system?
All these uplifting comments from mother's of black daughters are making me cry. It's so special to love, give love to all. 🙏 Bless you and all the foster families that keep their children attached to their roots.
I lovee watching your videos with you and all the babies, I hope to be a great mommy like you one day! 😍😍
Same 😍
Hi Kennedy cymone you r a role model. I named my daughter after you. Kennedy Raine 🌧️
@@jovonnareynolds7778 nice name!
💕 awe!
Girl sthu. If you knew about hair you know not to clip ends without it being completely straightened.
I just love you for being all in for your African American daughters. As an African American woman, I am soo proud and trust these girls are in great hands. I will be a forever subscriber.
:)
But ain nobody ask you if they was in safe hands. Smh we can be so rude & backhand compliments too easily. Please be mindful of your self
@@maame6768 so is mines. We need to be mindful of our words to others
She is such a great mother and wife. I love her so much
Okay I’m officially going to give you the “Big Mama” title. Natural hair care is no joke. Glad you took the time to master our hair. That is dedication.
That’s it I’m convinced Christy was an old school black woman in another life.
Christy my stylist uses this on my hair ❤️
Right❤️❤️❤️
Right! She does not play around. Her commitment and dedication to her family shows. All her kids are beautiful
🤦🏽♀️
Doesn't take much to please us does it? 🤷🏽♀️
@@mashonabuma9692 Absolutely! I just love love it
I always just want to hug you and say thank you from one mother of a beautiful black daughter to another mother of beautiful black daughters! If you ever doubt yourself or if anyone tries to make you feel less than in being their mother just know that you are doing the right thing and keep on going!
Thank you!
PS… I just put the links in there for you, thank you for the reminder.
@BlazinGlory00 I love who I am, not trying to change myself. Also.. I don’t do press and curls, very damaging. have a great day.
@BlazinGlory00 why the hate? That was so unnecessary (and invalid)...
@BlazinGlory00 your comment was vile and unnecessary. I’m sure she’s aware she isn’t black. You’re doing a great job, forget the ignorance!
I Love how you learned the Science of Black hair.. You're a pure Heart 💜💜
right
She didn't learn it yet😏 that's too much hair in that brush she raking off that girls head.. she's literally raking it.. it's more hair in the brush then in the girl's head.. the black community did not teach her that😂
@@ustube7289 she just got thick long hair so it’s going to look that way. Stop hating 🤚🏾.
Yess their hair has grown so much. Thank you for making them feel beautiful in their natural state 🥰🥰
Christy I am not an adoptive or foster mom I am learning how to take care of my own kids hair. Both my girls hair have grown since I started learning how to properly take care of their hair and your channel was one that popped up when I did a search for taking care of type 4 hair. Thank you!
Have fun learning :) you will get better and better.
Lp
Your channel should be a requirement for non black people fostering or adopting black children. I have personally witnessed white mama's hacking off or absolutely neglecting and adding a headband to their black daughter's hair.
You're doing a fantastic job caring and nurturing their hair. I appreciate you directing your audience to seek more education from the black community 💋😍❤🖤💚
You'd think it'd be like... iunno common sense to go to the source 🤣 just beyond some ppl I guess.
Not just white mothers bc you see that in all black families as well.
@@ladidadiblondie you are correct!! I've seen many black moms do this too!
@@dollfacedkilla693 think more black people would adopt lol then white people wouldnt have to learn about black hair. Weird concept ?
Maris - More Black people adopting doesn’t have anything to do with the white people who do. It still would be in the best interest of the children for white parents to learn how to care for all of them, including their hair, which is the subject.
Your girls’ hair is long and beautiful! Great job mama!!!
Liar uneven and all who cut ends without it being completely straightened?? Smh
Wow!!!! Christy the way you take such great care of your daughters hair, never ceases to amaze me. Look at how healthy and long Avaya's hair is getting, I meannnnn 🥰🥰 you rock mama, you're really a model for other mamas to look up to caring for the girls hair
thank you!!
Well done, Christy! I entered the system at 9 and eventually aged out of foster care. I'm 31. One of my foster moms, a white woman, though is an amazing person and didn't make me feel any different than the other kids, she didn't do my hair, teach me about black history, or the reality of racism I'd experience professionally and personally. Out of all of the homes I lived in, her home was the best, yet as I watch your channel, it takes me down memory lane to think about the what-ifs. Hopefully your kids receive balanced care that'll equip them for the real world. God bless 💖🙏🏿
I am so impressed with how much research you’ve done to keep your daughters hair healthy and beautiful! Great job mama!
I appreciate how you didn't just adopt these beautiful black babies but took the time to learn how to take care of their hair. You truly care and it shows
Couldn't get over the length of Eliyah's hair! Gorgeous, both girls have amazing hair.
Just beautiful! Hair, Relationship breaking faux racial barriers that TRY to separate us.
The joy on your daughter's face when you do her hair is everything 😭😍😍
You do such an amazing job caring for their hair. It’s growing it strong and healthy and beautiful!
I love this! 💛 My mother is Filipino and growing up, she had nooo idea on what to do with my hair (I’m half black). UA-cam can such a wonderful place.
It’s funny to still see people so shocked about you doing the girls hair. Like yesss this is Christy. She knows what’s up and could educate many.
You give me confidence that I can do my daughter’s hair 😍💯! Such a beautiful channel and family! Love your content. You’re doing a great job mama!
Aw such a pretty little princess and her hair looks gorgeous and healthy
I'm Hispanic and inherited my dad's curly hair. When I was a child my mom would just brush out my curls and throw a headband on me for school.
I learned how to properly care for my curls in my 20's and now that I'm pregnant I will try my best to take proper care of my baby's hair rather it's straight, curly or anywhere in between.
You are truly a great example.
Blown away by how you truly care about ur daughters to get to know her hair textures.
Ur such a great example, tell the kids we said hi!!! 💛💛💛
You give us mamas a lot to strove for, Christy, with all of your routines. Definitely getting a repair. This is the first I've seen of it
Their hair is soooo healthy. Watching these are so satisfying.💆🏽♀️
I am so inspired by the level of dedication and patience you put into understanding your daughter’s hair! You’re such an amazing mom!
I really think it’s so cool that you do everything to their hair from styling to cutting!
Their hair are just sooooo beautiful and healthy!! You’re doing such a great job!
The care you put into educating yourself on black hair is beautiful. This bring joyful tears to my eyes you are raising beautiful black girls to be proud of their natural hair. Yes momma keep educating others moms. This made my day
I wanted to buy this for my daughter’s hair but I wasn’t sure if this would work for her. I’m glad to know it would being she has 3/B, 4/A hair would save me at least an hour drying her hair. I just trim her hair when it’s wet because I can see the frizzy ends better rather than it’s dry.
I love how much care and dedication you put in all your children Christy! ❤️❤️❤️
I love her videos! It’s obvious that she really love her girls, and understands the complexity of Afro hair. Bravo!!!!
You are doing the best that you can and I can not find any fault in that. I'm just amazed that you give 100% to make sure the girls are getting the best care they can get.
You are so informative. The care and patience you take with your daughter's hair is immense. I can't tell you how refreshing it is see an adoptive parent taking the time to become educated on the best methods to care for their child's hair.
My mom was a stylist when I was growing up and this is such a positive bonding experience. My mom was very happy to have a little girl to dress up.
They have gorgeous hair! So healthy
Revair was the best thing to happen to my 4C hair! So cool to see other curly haired girls using it too 🥰
I have 2 girls with curly hair too and my son has 4c type hair and I want this it would make braiding so much easier how much was it
@@Thewayuloveme that’s the main reason I use it, too! I wear wigs (cornrows) or I’m in individuals. I got mine refurbished when they had it available for $300, when I got my mom hers for Mother’s Day it was $399. I’d recommend the refurbished I’ve had 0 issues so far with it plus, save some coins! 😊
What's 4c hair you separate hair type with number and letters? How does that work? Am curious, not American its genuine question
My daughter has this texture of hair and I didn't even know about these resources thank you so much!
This is so beautiful. I love that these young ladies have a mother who cares to learn the best way to take care of them and their hair!! Simply lovely. Thanks for sharing 🤗
Ma’am , you are a angel here on earth. I know that may sound clichè, but your love and care is extremely palatable. Your girls are truly blessed and highly favored for the gift that is you , as you are blessed with them as well. Continued blessings to you and your sweet, beautiful family!! ❤️
Is what a thermostat setting. BLESS YOU for not resorting to chemicals! ! ! You truly need more subscribers! I will recommend your channel!
im just happy to see people doing kids’ hair. adoptive or not. they don’t seem to dread doing their hair. these kids will appreciate it so much when they’re older.
The look 👀 on her face when her hair Came out the dryer .. Priceless You Go Christy The fact that u research and find the best products and solutions for hair care is phenomenal Great Job 👏🏽
I'm a foster/ adoptive mom and I am going to share this with my friends who are great moms.! They are always asking me for help because they have beautiful African American princesses that have hair that is very different from their own. You have inspired me. I had a mom who only put me in 2 different hairstyles so now I always try to learn different ways of making my 2 ( adopted) princesses glow .
Thank you for doing this video. Some hairstylists aren't even this comfortable doing different hair textures.
Yes the brown community will always be the best to help. I love tht she keeps it real.
You do great doing their hair my mom never knew how to do hair I was looking crazy lol. I made sure that I learned how to do hair.
The world b a better place if there were more people willing, opened minded, happy to educate themselves and others and spreading love
Christy Gior, honey you are magnificent! We know there's a misunderstanding when it comes to African American hair, with you explaining it so well. I hope that many who follow you who has children with curly coiled hair become aware that hair is basically treated the same, with different techniques to take care of coiled hair. You are a blessing to people who don't know how to take care of any other types of hair.
Thank you for taking care of her hair doing it in the right way without damaging it ❤️
Awesome job!! Love how you have taken the time to realize that black hair is not all the same... Good job and your babies are all beautiful!
You can tell their happy and get plenty love! 💞💞
You are a awesome mom, I love how you take care your children hair. We love you! Adoption is love!❤️
Christy I love how you give so much love, care and gentleness for their hair. You are AWESOME.
Also do some hair masques with a plastic under the dryer to retain moisture. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Bless you for your hard work and care to put in the extra effort to learn and maintain new textures of hair. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I applaud you mom for being so caring and loving in every way.
To ensure that you are giving your daughters the best care ❤️
Great video ! Your babies hair looks so healthy ! I’ve been caring for my 8 year old granddaughters hair - I have her thru adoption also ! I’ve gained so much info over the past years watching your videos and now Vanessa is loving her hair . Prior to being with me - when she Wld just visit - she hated her hair and would cry begging me to “give her my kind of hair” 😥 (straight hair) . But now she embraces her hair (and her gorgeous skin!)
I looked at Amazon for this product and wow you couldn’t be more correct, it’s expensive!!
I’ve been homeschooling Vanessa and took an early retirement so I can be home and give her all the emotional support she so needs .
But I think I will save a little here and there and hopefully purchase this at Christmas time or soon after for her 9th birthday!!
Thank you SO much for reviewing this - I would not have ever considered such a big purchase without this video !! Much love to you and your beautiful family!!!
I am so proud of her she keeps her children very informed
Lord I love you! Thank you for taking care of those babies. I came from an era of chemicals on the hair, but what you're doing is wonderful. I can't tell you how your kids will have high self esteem which is so important. Blessings
I’m a 34 year old black woman and I’m always learning and wanting to try the styles you do keep it up your doing great 😊
I found myself wondering how you’d do your girls hair for school when I was thinking of ideas for my baby girl. Thanks for the video!
She's so adorable and when she saw her hair straighten she was so happy 😂💜✨
Um. It was not straightened and uneven.
@@jerrymcdougle4461 she literally said she’s just trying to stretch it to trim it, not fully perfectly straighten and damage it - don’t be such a wet wipe.
You're really a great mom; love the way you raise your kids, congrats!
Man I give this woman big props for educating herself on black hair care for her daughter.
Just one tip for everyone using the RevAir: they recommend not doing the pumping/up-down motion while the hair is in the wand. Move it aling the scalp to ensure the base of your section is getting dried, but avoid the back and forth motion over the shaft of the hair.
Why?
@@michellegomez5429 I don't have the answer. You'll need to ask them why they recommend using their product that way.
@@a_noelle8595 Thank you for your honest answer..
They mean too fast because it can cause knots & overheat most likely
@@floridagirl9064 That's what I was thinking and can understand that. Thank you
I love the way you know our hair
You Rock, because of the love you have for the “Human, Race” you go that extra mile. For all those who have a adopted child of a different “Culture” you cannot just sit back and say “I don’t know what to do about their hair” . She is doing what any mother of the human race who TrueType loves her child would do. Our hair is very versatile. Yes!!!!, I live for it!!
So proud of you ..I am a mom of two girls and I don’t have the patient, you do with your girls hair..omg..you giving me motivation
That's beautiful I'm impressed, thank you for educating others. I remember as a child how my mother would take care of me and my two sister's hair. It was a full-time chore for her and she couldn't wait until we got into our preteens, so that we could do our own hair. What she didn't understand was that, black hair was hard to do not only for adults but for a child. And to follow all of the steps to keep our hair soft and moist,was a challenge back then in the 70's and 80's. Not because we didn't have all of the products that we needed, because we did. What we needed in our homes was a family member who had their PHD in African American hair care. My mom did her best to teach us, but she missed the most important steps, which was to sprits the hair with water and to seal and lock the hair with an oil base product to keep the moisture locked in. So thank you for educating those of us who are missing certain steps when it comes to hair care. 👌 💘
The smile on that lil girls face says it all. Great job mom!!
You are doing a amazing job on hair care for the young ladies. It's just a blessing watching your videos. Amen
Your daughters natural hair is absolutely. Beautiful! U can see how healthy it is such amazing curls
My biracial son has decided to grow his hair out. It’s a lot more work now but I’m learning. Love your videos.
I love boys with longer hair, adorable!
No kids yet but your videos inspired me to learn how to take care of my hair (I’m black and didn’t know how) so I can be ready for when I have a daughter. Thank you for the inspiration, you’re doing a lovely job and I am inspired!!
Lady, you handle the hair like you know what you’re doing. I’m so proud of you. I’m not sure why her hair is still stiff after that beautiful suction drying?? But you are fabulous!
This is beautiful, I really appreciate how you have shown your love to these children.. YOUR CHILDREN **
I love this!
You do such a great job keeping their hair healthy! ❤️❤️❤️
Love how dedicatedyou are to doing their hair, although in my experience as a child I hated getting my hair done because my parents yanked the hair off my head, and that process hurt. I found being gentle and taking your time increases the child's satisfaction.
The stiffness is just from too much product but their hair is protected though! They have beautiful hair, great job mom! 🤩
It’s just their texture
@@ChristyGior8 I just meant that sometimes when blow drying product can weight the hair down, texture doesn’t play a huge role since the blowdryer is “straightening” or “blowing out their natural texture” . I have similar texture to your youngest one in the video and have been natural for about a year. But I did straighten my hair a lot before my natural hair journey and went through a ton of trail and error when blow drying as I learned my hair and which product worked best. It’s a never ending journey and your girls are lucky to have you 👸🏽👸🏽👸🏼
I don't even have kids and I love watching these videos because they are so nurturing and positively affirming. I also never knew how much work goes into black hair and I have so much respect for the amount of effort this takes. Love your channel! 💖
Just to inform you a little on the trimming our hair already grows at a slower rate than others so we only need a trim only once every 3-4 months sometimes we over cut and stunt growth and it may look like the hair isn’t growing but it just keeps getting cut but I love watching you do this your very educated
thank you!
Our hair grows just as fast as any other hair type. Let’s not give false information to this mother lack of length retention is why you don’t see a growth.
You seen like such a wonderful caring mother. May God bless you and your beautiful family💚✌🏼🙏🏼
Glad you learned about how to care for natural hair and letting your girls embrace their natural hair. Good job 👏🏾
But I thought natural hair was the state before she put it in the vacuum 🤔🤔
True, but unfortunately we live in a country that time is always too tight for most. Caring for natural care does consume a lot of time and doing protective styles is what we have to do when time doesn’t permit us to do our hair every day.
Thanks for taking the time to learn about black hair. It’s shows and you did a WONDERFUL job you can tell by the smile on her face and yessssss moisturizering is the key. I’m so proud as I watch this video. Again you did and outstanding job mom. 😊
Christy you are a amazing wonderful mom I love when take time to learn how to do your daughters hair style God bless you and your daughters 💜💜💜💜💜😊
I love your love and desire to be the best parent for those girls. As a previous adoptive child, I know parenting and love has NO color. You are a blessing! ❤
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Love seeing your videos! I wish more parents with adopted children with curly / course hair textures watched your channel. All thumbs up!! This being said I have two biracial bio kids with two different hair textures and I’m still learning what works for them. Keep up the great work.
black women take the time to do proper hair care , and Routines ,
it makes the hair strong, healthy , with repetition like this we are capable of growing long hair with time and patience !.
Job well done !!! 👏🏽
Congratulations to you for finding what works best on your baby's hair she look great!
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