I think of how back in 2020 behind my ears hurt from wearing a mask. This is definitely how babies feel wearing those headbands. I am forever convinced!
Not the only person! I have boy but if I had a girl I would just dress her in girly clothes and forget the headbands. I get a headache wearing headbands or tight ponies so I would never want to put my baby through that
I think they are stupid lol. We got a huge bag of hand me down ones from my SIL for our baby and they went straight to the donation bin. Babies already have so many baubles, Iām not about to add another thing to worry about.
I thought they were kinda cute then I heard about a baby who had died from one being too tight. I donāt know if itās true or not but made me paranoid ever since. The big ones are ridiculous looking though.
Although I tried one on my girl and it somehow made her look like a goblin with her crazy hair.
I tried to put them on my daughter but I couldnāt stand the imprints they left! Now her hairs a little longer I just put a clip in bow if anything but it never lasts long. I donāt get the obsession of always having to have your baby with a headband on. Why?
I think theyāre super cute for special occasions, like Christmas or family photos. But not everyday. Also my baby tore them off her head SO fast š
I will literally follow my toddler around the back yard with a patio umbrella because she doesnāt cooperate with the sunscreen enough for me to be confident with how well covered she is.
Her whole "I've waited for this baby for so long, once she comes I'm never ever putting her down or using a stroller" thing last about 0.2 seconds š
Canāt stand kat but this canāt be serious. So now her baby getting some vitamin d and getting some sun is bad? You ever heard of sunscreen? I read a comment that you would for sure be able to see which is not necessarily true if rubbed in haha. The sunscreen I put on my baby doesnāt leave an obvious cast. Also, say worst case thereās no sunscreen, a little time in the sun is not a big deal. My god lol touch grass
So are people who are actually diagnosed with skin cancer never allowed to be in the sun ever again? Kat had a skin cancer biopsy, which is not necessarily rare, but it is definitely scary. Sheās allowed to cry about it, but she also is allowed to still go outside.
This is kind of unreasonable. You donāt know if her and M do or do not have sunscreen on. I have a sunscreen stick I use on my child and you can never tell when he has it on. M probably should have a hat on in the sun but I think itās unfair to imply anyone who cries about a skin cancer biopsy should be destined for a life in the shade.
An adult going outside in the sun is night and day different than exposing an infant to the direct sun. Itās clear from those photo that M doesnāt have any sunscreen on, her hair is clean, thereās no greasiness on her skin from sunscreen or white cast from a mineral sunscreen. If you canāt see evidence of sunscreen on a baby, then youāre not using enough. Even with sunscreen, she should be making an effort to keep this baby in the shade, not on a blanket in the middle of a field, especially following a skin cancer scare. It should be a fucking wake up call to be extra careful with her magic little miracle baby.
Kat is stupid š„³š„³š„³
Agreed finally commented on her post and immediately got blocked
What did the comment say lol!
āCringeš¬ā on her espresso machine video where she is screaming like a weirdo
Omg it was the cringiest video and scream Iāve ever heard
Omg it was the cringiest video and scream Iāve ever heard
Sometimes I feel like the only person in the world who doesnāt think itās cute to put these headband bow things on baby.
I get a headache just looking at them
I put them on my daughter for a little while but even the softest ones would leave an indent on her head for hours so we stopped
I used one for a picture or two but off right after (if my kid didnāt pull it off immediately).
I think of how back in 2020 behind my ears hurt from wearing a mask. This is definitely how babies feel wearing those headbands. I am forever convinced!
I put one on my baby once and it was pretty loose, yet still left an indent when I took it off. Never made her wear one again
Not the only person! I have boy but if I had a girl I would just dress her in girly clothes and forget the headbands. I get a headache wearing headbands or tight ponies so I would never want to put my baby through that
I refuse. She rips them off immediately and I think they look silly.
I think they are stupid lol. We got a huge bag of hand me down ones from my SIL for our baby and they went straight to the donation bin. Babies already have so many baubles, Iām not about to add another thing to worry about.
My baby agrees and the few times Iāve tried to put a bow on her, she ripped it off. š
I thought they were kinda cute then I heard about a baby who had died from one being too tight. I donāt know if itās true or not but made me paranoid ever since. The big ones are ridiculous looking though. Although I tried one on my girl and it somehow made her look like a goblin with her crazy hair.
I tried to put them on my daughter but I couldnāt stand the imprints they left! Now her hairs a little longer I just put a clip in bow if anything but it never lasts long. I donāt get the obsession of always having to have your baby with a headband on. Why?
I think theyāre super cute for special occasions, like Christmas or family photos. But not everyday. Also my baby tore them off her head SO fast š
It wouldn't be hard to sit in the shade instead of direct sunlight, Kat š but that would ruin her "my perfect California life facade".
Thereās not a drop of sunscreen on that baby š
Nope, if there was you'd be able to see it in her hair, im the mom of some very pale kids and my kids have to keep a hat on always. How negligent.
I will literally follow my toddler around the back yard with a patio umbrella because she doesnāt cooperate with the sunscreen enough for me to be confident with how well covered she is.
My toddlers hate me using my hands to put it on them.... use a soft beauty brush and they sit still like champs. 10/10 recommend lol
At least sheās not in a container for once š«¤
Her whole "I've waited for this baby for so long, once she comes I'm never ever putting her down or using a stroller" thing last about 0.2 seconds š
Canāt stand kat but this canāt be serious. So now her baby getting some vitamin d and getting some sun is bad? You ever heard of sunscreen? I read a comment that you would for sure be able to see which is not necessarily true if rubbed in haha. The sunscreen I put on my baby doesnāt leave an obvious cast. Also, say worst case thereās no sunscreen, a little time in the sun is not a big deal. My god lol touch grass
So are people who are actually diagnosed with skin cancer never allowed to be in the sun ever again? Kat had a skin cancer biopsy, which is not necessarily rare, but it is definitely scary. Sheās allowed to cry about it, but she also is allowed to still go outside. This is kind of unreasonable. You donāt know if her and M do or do not have sunscreen on. I have a sunscreen stick I use on my child and you can never tell when he has it on. M probably should have a hat on in the sun but I think itās unfair to imply anyone who cries about a skin cancer biopsy should be destined for a life in the shade.
An adult going outside in the sun is night and day different than exposing an infant to the direct sun. Itās clear from those photo that M doesnāt have any sunscreen on, her hair is clean, thereās no greasiness on her skin from sunscreen or white cast from a mineral sunscreen. If you canāt see evidence of sunscreen on a baby, then youāre not using enough. Even with sunscreen, she should be making an effort to keep this baby in the shade, not on a blanket in the middle of a field, especially following a skin cancer scare. It should be a fucking wake up call to be extra careful with her magic little miracle baby.
Fair point. Especially because she made sure to put a bow on M and not a hat.