“Celebs” highlighting their children’s’ hair

[TimeThief]

Does anyone else think this is wrong?

Who does this?!

Don't know who you mean and I'm not sure I care tbh

Clear to see from pics...Whether one cares or not... just hard for kids looking at these photos wondering why their parents are saying “no way!”

I dont see any pictures so it's not clear at all

And my dd has no inclination to copy others anyway

Don't follow celeb shite so have no idea what you're talking about. HTH

Nothing to do with you. Wrong? What's wrong with it?

Who? Do you have a pic you're referring to?

@TimeThief

Clear to see from pics...Whether one cares or not... just hard for kids looking at these photos wondering why their parents are saying “no way!”

Same answer given as to why Tommy/Jasmine gets a new bike/laptop/phone and they don’t? Some people have different things/spend money differently, you can’t have one, end of discussion.

And don't bother with adding photos, just so people can pick over other peoples' children. That is not very nice

What pictures? I don’t really care, my mim used to let me put ‘sun-in’ on my hair when I was little, unless it’s really harsh bleach I don’t see what the issue is really

Eh?

Why are you clicking on dross, fuelling parents and media breaching childrens’ privacy?

@TimeThief

Clear to see from pics...Whether one cares or not... just hard for kids looking at these photos wondering why their parents are saying “no way!”

That's just life though some kids get what other kids don't.

@TimeThief can you post some pictures of who you are talking about?

Tbf I do read sleb crap and even I don't know who you are talking about.
Katie Price maybe, but her eldest daughter is old enough.
I've not seen my Dd's full natural colour since she was 12.

Clear to see from pics...Whether one cares or not... just hard for kids looking at these photos wondering why their parents are saying “no way!”

Sorry but that's a ridiculous argument. You parent your own child and have to be able to say no to them. You can't expect the whole world to make their decisions on what to give/allow their children in order to make your particular boundary-setting choices easier!

[quote MsSquiz]@TimeThief can you post some pictures of who you are talking about?[/quote]
Please don't do this. Its not fair on the kids to have OP slagging off their hair

My children have bodily autonomy so if they wanted to colour their hair then it's their hair so their choice. Not sure what's wrong with a teen doing something with their hair. I had mine permed and used sun in as a young teen. Hair is a good way to experiment as it's not permanent so if it looks terrible, see perm and sun in above for examples, then it can be easily rectified.

Oh dear god Sun In.
I'm having terrible flashbacks

Who cares?

Sun in made the biggest mess of my hair in 1985.

@ISpyCobraKai

Oh dear god Sun In. I'm having terrible flashbacks

Do you remember the smell?? A bit like vinegary chips?

My DD13 had a full head of highlights done two weeks ago. She's been desperate to have it done for about 2 years and I have refused until now.

She bought some go blonder spray a tray ago and used it without me knowing and it left her with dark roots which made her unhappy.

Anyway she's had a rough year , diagnosed with a horrible chronic illness, bullied at a school and has been suffering from anxiety because of everything she's going through.

So I thought if I can do one simple thing to cheer her up I will (that and get her into a different school)

My DD looks like she has highlights but she doesn't, it's just natural. She even has a ring that looks like roots where they've grown out!

Unfortunately @LawnFever yes, I do remember the smell.
Thank god there were no camera phones or social media back then, as my permed Sun Inned hair and shell suit, with LA Gear trainers are not something I wish to come back to haunt me.