Unibrow child wwyd
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Anonymous
| Hypothetical, If your child had a unibrow would you wax it? I say yes. My friend's don't and their poor daughter could look so much better for a second of discomfort. |
Anonymous
| How old is the kid?? |
Anonymous
| You are insane to think that an infant, toddler or preschooler should be made to wax. Like clinically insane. |
Anonymous
| The child is now 6 so not an infant or toddler, but I've been seeing pictures. |
Anonymous
So you are suggesting that a 6 year old child have eyebrow hairs ripped out of her head to meet adult beauty standards? I do not think that is remotely reasonable. Leave the poor child and her eyebrows alone. Plenty of time later for her to start changing her appearance for the sake of the gaze of others. |
Anonymous
| No freaking way for a 6yo |
Anonymous
| Yes |
Anonymous
| I wouldn’t wax but would get one of those personal touch mini electric shavers. |
Anonymous
| No WAY! what a horrible message to send your kid. It is a shame you can’t appreciate what I am sure is a beautiful child. |
Anonymous
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No.
But whenever the child expressed a desire to remove the hair, I'd help. |
Anonymous
| Yes. It runs in my family and I wish my parents saved me the bullying by waxing it. I did it for my much younger sibling from a young age. Will do it for my toddlers too. Kids can be cruel. |
Anonymous
| Pluck or wax it. No one wants to look at that. |
Anonymous
This, exactly. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
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Ha! I know a clueless 15 yo and his parents can’t/won’t clue him in.
To answer the OP: yes yes I would. |