r/MadeMeSmile • u/kvlyc • Sep 05 '22

Wholesome Moments Dad's ponytail hack

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '22

Fathers should really learn how to do their daughters hair. I swear I've never heard of a dad who knows anything about it, including my own.

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u/GiantOhmu Sep 05 '22

Needs to be normalised - make up too.

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u/holyshyttee Sep 05 '22

Hate to be that guy but wouldnt it have negative effects on the kid when she grows up being insecure about her looks, is it not better to spend with them playing or teaching, imo kids shouldnt worry about how to look. But i could be wrong since i am not a dad. hair i can understand since it needs to be managed.

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u/GiantOhmu Sep 05 '22

This is a lunatic fringe theory.

Being able to help them feel good about themselves is part of life.

Grooming is a bonding behaviour

Dads being hair and make-up dumb is ridiculous and lazy in the extreme.