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I'm white and my husband is black. One of the first things I did when I found out I was pregnant? Started reading up on how to care for mixed/black hair. no way in hell would I let my kid(s) walk around with some ratty looking hair just because I don't wanna take the time to learn how to care for my child and their hair.
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I need to get this off my chest. So why the hell do white women that have mixed by black men do not know how to do their hair? For example, my cousins ex wife/ baby mama has his daughter (my little cousin) walking around looking like her hair has not been combed in weeks...it looks tangle up and matted. I really want to call up my cousin ex and give her some advice on mixed hair. Because my little cousin have to go through the humiliation. Some white women don't know how to do their mixed child's hair. My advice to white mothers of child who are half black, read a hair book or talk to your babies daddy mother about hair or go on YouTube, they have videos on how to take care of mixed hair.
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1st thing I did when I found out I was expecting a biracial baby was research how to properly care for hair I will not have my baby looking uncared for. However... its not just white woman! My aunt was black married to my white uncle(who passed) and her duaghter my age still doesnt know how to care for her hair right. It doesnt depend on the ethnicity of the mom but rather the time put into it.
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THANK YOU!!
This bugs me too. I’m a nanny to two mixed children and it’s totally opposite . Their mom is white dad is black and the dad does not do their hair and it drives me INSANE. I do their hair every time they come over because if i don’t i feel like I’m walking around with kids and people are going to think i don’t take care of them . If your going to have mixed babies you learn how to take care of their skin and their hair and everything else . It’s not like you walked into it not knowing that their hair is different 🙄😒
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