wine.com. Hey, good morning. Ibr Laura Rosenberg, Shawnee Culture, cast one, producer

Grif Juanito, the whole squad. Uh, Rosenberg, I have to put out like, um, special like

hair concoctions that I make, like little conditioner, add a little water in it. You know what I

mean? Because, you know, my, my man, I, I, we've, we've taught him how to do Kens's hair. Are you ready for this? Okay. Because there's a time where Natalie's going to be busy. And you guys got to go somewhere. And you've got to make sure that little baby Maya looks cute in these streets. So you've got to learn at least a cute headband, a part. You know what I mean? How to comb it down to the sides? You've got to learn these things. It's real. At what age did you have to start, like, actually worrying about that? I mean, I started early, just culturally, because that's what we do. Like, I started putting little, like, little ponytails, and, like, even though I was two airs hanging out. Right. We just do it. You know, like look, producer groove has two daughters. He's doing hair. You got to learn how to do that hair. Facts. So like you were doing that what age by one? I was going to tell you, Shawnee, because your first child, it was your daughter, so you had to learn how to do that hair.

Yeah, like, two little bon, whatever's on top.

You got to do it, bro.

Slick back the little baby hairs.

Yes.

For real, for real.

Not these grown women baby hairs, like real baby ears.

The little one.

And then, you know, little bonnet bonnet whatever and catch what she can yeah whatever

whatever three four hairs to make that little ponytail on top so she goes like pebbles you know

my hair is so short right now all i do is so we just sort of brush it down and give her like an 80s

ladies cut that's fine that is fine it's, you know, when the time comes, because listen, I saw a recent picture of my hair is growing. So in the next few months, it's going to get longer. And you're going to have to figure out, Natalie will teach you how to do something. Even if it's like a little side part with a clip, something. Yeah. So if it's to your question at what age, it's like, it's based on our hair, you know,

and where you're going. Right. So if you're stepping out and you're going, you know,

y'all looking coupleish and you want her to look right, you grab what you can, bro.

A little bow. I'm not ready. Listen, I'm not ready. And I'm telling you, I'm not going to allow her to be five and on Instagram with a full skin care routine, okay? No, no, no, no, no. Not that, not that. But the hair is a must. The belly shirts are out of control right now, too. What do you mean? Peter, I hate that. I hate that. I don't let... Go ahead. The belly shirts are in for seven-year-olds. Really? Why? I miss this. I'm not with that. Call me old school, but I just don't feel like a seven-year-old needs a crop top. The little, right?

No.

Johnny, it's big. Like, if we did a topic on this, it's big right now. The little, little girls, they want to do the full belly shirt. It's crazy, bro. I miss this. Yeah, that's too much. I'm not doing that. I don't believe in children's bikinis

And I don't believe in children's bikinis, and I don't believe in, like, the crop tops, like, uh-uh. There's other things that we could do. You know what I mean? Yeah. Cute things we could rock out with. Yeah, I just, you know what it is, too? Even for me with the skincare thing, it's not all about, like, freaking out about, about like over sexualization though that can be a thing.

The thing that I don't like is I just feel like little girls lose their childhood so fast.

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