What would you do if your child had a unibrow?

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I recently trimmed my 3yr olds unibrow. I didn't put alot of thought into it though, I just saw it was getting kinda bad so I trimmed it a little. I didn't pluck it or anything though. I don't really see harm in it, as long as you're not hurting them, especially when they didn't ask you to do it.

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My daughter is 11 and has already started AF (1month before her 11th birthday). Because of her physical disabilities,  I take care of all of her personal care. Even though she's not responsible for it, I talk to her about it, her choices (she chooses, I just do the work) and how it's perfectly acceptable no matter what she chooses. So she make her own decisions on her unibrow (which is a good one!), shaving her legs, armpits, and pubic hair. Sometimes, she decides to let it go, and sometimes she wants me to shave her. I ask during every shower.

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I wouldn't pluck it but I would use one of those razor wands on it quick.  For better or worse my children will be judged based on their looks, not right, but it is a reality.  I look at it the same as the reason I put her hair up in pretty braids (and that probably hurts worse).

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My oldest son cut my baby son's unibrow off,  and it never grew back. But if I had the chance I would have chopped it off too.😂

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"Child" as in little kid? I'd probably act like if was no big deal (because it isn't) and we'd go get our eyebrows done together...and maybe a pedicure. Mommy likes a foot rub.

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The same thing I do now,  which is teach them that there is absolutely nothing wrong with their bodies as they are. Body hair is natural, so is facial hair, and everyone's body and face is different, but that doesn't mean it's a bad thing. Society may give them flack for existing in their skin as they are, but that's everyone else's problem to deal with, not my girls. Now that being said, if they decided they wanted to start grooming/removing it,  then that is also their choice, as it's their body. So, I'd educate them on their options and help them with the grooming.

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I think it depends on their age. My son's 15 so I pluck his for him.

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My middle daughter has had a massive unibrow her whole life. I've never said anything to her about it because I don't want her to feel self conscious about it. If she ever came to me feeling upset about it because of being teased, I'd probably wax it for her.

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My 12 year does and I wax it because she asks me too, she got bullied for it.  So instead of kicking off at the bully's parents because their kids are little fuckers, I take the problem away so nothing to bully

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Kids are the meanest it's hard to be a kid in school nowadays when my girls were 12 I took them to get there eyebrows waxed ( they got a lot of brows) I told them to never pluck them if they need to be fixed I'll wax them I added the lady not to arched them but clean them up all I needed was them to go to school have someone make fun of there brows and they try to pluck them themselves and take them all off funny thing is I didn't let them wear make up till they were 15