if ur child has a unibrow SHAVE IT!! 🪒

Wow… this is so uncalled for… you have no right to judge a child this way or their parents!!

WTF

Absolutely not. ...you could just teach your child not to make fun of people for how they look or not to judge someone for the way they look. Unless you're an asshole raising little assholes. 🤷🏾‍♀️ If my kid had a unibrow I wouldn't shave it because you said I should. I'd wait until they were uncomfortable with it and then wax it together if that's what they needed. But if they never wanted to, that'd be okay.

Can I please ask what u have against unibrows? This sounds like a personal u problem. My husband has a unibrow and my son inherited that & im not abt to shave it off him to make ppl like feel comfortable. What is wrong with u.

YES !!!! Even if they don't say it. They probably feel bad about it or they get teased about it

Source: i had a unibrow AND a tiny stasche to go with it. I reprecent all the kids that suffered because of fácial hair and I'm here to tell you SHAVE IT hace mercy

I had unibrow and facial hair when little some kids teased some didn’t care. It didn’t hurt me at all. My unibrow isn’t full anymore but still semi here and some facial hair. My daughter has unibrow no kids tease her they don’t care and she loves it. Let kids and parents decide to shave or not depending on situation and how kid feels about it but to force them just to please others hell no. That’s like saying I don’t like your name so change it.

@Ellie You don’t and can’t represent ALL the kids read my comment. You can only represent yourself.

@Ellie same! I used to get teased about my mustache. Wish my mom shaved it off lol.

I would say pluck or wax like sugar waxing though both hurt but it'll be tiny only if they 5 and up

@Tiasia I can’t even handle the pain as an adult, there’s no way I’ll make my child go through that. Why make them go through pain just for body hair. A little razor won’t hurt for temporary removal

Let's see how perfect you are anonymous 😂 picking on children because of natural body hair.

If my kid was older and asked for it to be removed that's one thing, and I'd do what would make her feel better. But as a part indian mama with a half mexican baby we're just fuzzy girls, her unibrow and stache isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Facial hair is typical thing amongst ethnic ethnic women so it's not that deep. I get waxed occasionally for events or whatever but that's for cosmetic reasons not cause I'm ashamed and I want my kiddo to feel just as comfortable.

I have a unibrow and used to wax it and now I don't bother because I realised it wasn't bothering me it was purely for other people and if it doesn't bother me why should I?

I think children should be able to maintain their innocence & not be objectified by people. Children’s concerns shouldn’t be focused on looking attractive enough for other people, that’s weird & awful because you’re instilling a deep insecurity in them already from a young age. Children’s concerns should be focused on having fun and having good manners like not judging other children or people. Shaving a unibrow is a controllable thing, but what about the children you can’t change things about them like being an amputee or crippled or having some sort of disability? Why would you want to teach your child to be insecure and judge others for the way they look? I’m definitely teaching my child to respect herself and others no matter how they look because how they look isn’t what’s important it’s about their character. Besides all that, kids with extra hair are cute af! They’re children, let them be innocent and messy and normal children. Teaching your child to be confident no matter what

Yep 100% if my kid had one I’m removing it

It depends on the age for me personally

No. Instead I would be teaching my children not to make fun of the physical features of others. Imagine you post here a photo of yourself and we all start giving advice on what you should change because we don't like it.

Come out of incognito then be judgemental. Maybe because our kids aren’t our fashion accessory? Maybe because loving parents teach them to love themselves and not bully them into thinking how they look is wrong?

This is weird don’t put your insecurities onto a child. Get help.

I think we should empower children to love their features. Frida Kahlo unibrow was EXACTLY for ppl like you! She wanted to reject beauty stereotypes she is beautiful with her unibrow!

If the kid asks and wants it shaved, then yeah.

Agree with Raven 100% people who want to control CHILDREN'S body hair are weird af. 🤔 Now if my child wants body hair removed then that's a different story but to just go up to them and be like "you got a uni or your legs are too hairy, leme take care of that" is teaching them horrible things and going to make them insecure about that for the rest of their lives and turn in to people like... well, you. 🤣

such an interesting mix of answers. thanks for sharing ladies!

Weird to apply toxic societal beauty standards to a child

Once again we see an adults vanity and insecurities projected onto innocent children 🙄

My youngest has a unibrown thanks to my genes lol. But I haven't touched it at all. And he doesn't get picked on either. As he gets older and feels like he needs to maintain it, then I'll leave it up to him

My mom let me walk around w my stash n unibrow when I was a kid n I still do to this day. Fuck it. Y’all care too much, it’s hair. Men have it🤷‍♀️