Do you use product on your toddler girls wild hair?

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After seeing pictures of myself as a child with frizzy, curly hair all the time, I will absolutely use something to tame that if my daughter ends up with my hair. I do have limits and wouldn’t use things like gel or hairspray but I don’t see anything wrong with a little bit of leave-in conditioner that can help a lot.

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Personally no using product at a such young age while their hair is still trying to get natural oils to protect it would mess up that process I would use water or let it go wild until their older ( again don't attack this is my personal opinion)

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My daughter has thing curly/spiral hair and the best thing that works for her texture is argon oil. I put a few drops on my hand, rub it between my hands and run my fingers thru her hair to distribute the oil evenly. I finger comb it and it falls into nice ringlets.

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My sister's baby is half black, she is doing a "no poo" system (conditions every bath, shampoos only like once a week) - hair is less frizzy, looks nice and curly.

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I use a leave in conditioner cream on both our hair but that’s the only “product”

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I don't personally use anything unless I blow dry my hair which is maybe once or twice a month, messy mom bun and claw clips for the win! So I highly doubt I will use anything in my daughters hair when she has enough. 
My son on the other hand.... I debate putting gel in his crazy bed hair at least 3 times a week 😂 nothing takes it, like nothing but hard core gel tames my husbands. Then I remember I can't be bothered with it and resolve not to. 🤣

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I have a toddler boy and I put leave in conditioner in after a bath a few times a week but only bc he will get terrible knots in his curls if I don’t. Which ends up being painful for him. I don’t use a lot but I do it to prevent him some pain when I comb his hair out