If the woman wants to give her child a mohawk, its her child and her right to do so. Lets not start critisizing people on their parenting because we dont like a hair do.

Bad parenting is being out all night at a bar while you kid is at home alone, beating the snot out of your kid, mentally and sexually abusing your child etc.

Its about time we got out of people’s homes and mind our own business. If you live in a glass house……..you know what they say…..dont throw stones!!!!!

I bet all the people complaining aren’t exactly at the top of the list for parent of the year either. You may think you are but someone out there is bound to find fault so why not just give it a rest already w/ the damn hair. The child is gorgeous and two years old. I hardly think she would need therapy once she is old enough to battle the fact that she had a mohawk at 2 *rolls eyes*

Having said that, I have to say Melanie Brown gave birth to that child and supports that child so unless she is beating the child n public, or dressing her inappropriately then people really should keep their mouths zipped. I think it is truly an ugly haircut on a girl, she doesn’t have to have a tiara, or ribbons just because she is a girl but this is a bit much for my taste

Your post sounds more like you projecting your ideas of style onto a three year-old. You don’t like it, so how dare Mel do that, right?

And, as for the comment about kids making fun of her. If you’re so worried about that, then lead by example and raise your kids to be less judgmental. After all, we do project our views onto our kids.

Having worked in children’s rights for awhile now, I can safely say that this is nowhere close to irresponsible parenting. Angel is happy, loved, well-nourished, and safe. If a bad haircut is the worst thing Angel has to endure, she is a very lucky little girl.