did you know that using chemicals on a child's head is not good for that child? hope your child survives childhood, especially when they are allowed to make the decisions.did you know it is actually okay to tell a child no when something is bad for them?happy parenting!!

It's a young child we're talking about here. If it's true that she did that to his hair then that's totally wrong. How can anyone see it as acceptable to put strong chemicals on a young child's hair. You keep saying it will grow back . That's not the issue, the chemicals can get absorbed through the skin and get into the bloodstream people, not to mention the fumes. I hope this story is false but in the event that it is true, then I hope she won't do it again cause that can be very harmful to the child period not just his hair.

I'm sure he looks like a blithering idiot. What a moronic mother he must have

SERIOUSLY? U 2 should get 2gether 4 a play date, take them 4 a tanning session, give them mommy & me tatatoos and nose rings cause hey! its YOUR kid and you're not actually "hurting" them...only altering their appearance, taking away their right to develop their own personality as they grow and giving them time 2 learn who they are becoming and not what MOMMY & DADDY already are!
Yes,lets NOT let them be just kids as God made them cause its all about u! Of course,its FINE to use chemicals on your kids 2 make them look fashionable and cute cause your kids BELONG 2 u and they make the BEST FASHION ACCESSORIES, right! right? IDIOTS!

cosmetologist is a fancy way of saying beautician - not scientist - so i don't think they can be considered an expert opinion of the affects of chemicals from hair bleach and dyes - they only sort of know what the resulting color will be when applied to an individual's hair

and pregnant women are advised not to color their hair as the real SCIENTISTS are still unable to prove whether or not there is a risk to the fetus

and do you know what color kingston's normal hair color is?

and people who try so hard to get their kids noticed (i.e. a blue mohawk) are wannabes who think that doing something so ridiculous to their child is as cool as it is if you were naked at the north pole... and it is those same people who will be suing for millions of dollars when their kid is blinded from the chemicals or develops breathing problems or when their kid is diagnosed with a behavioral disorder and of course will then blame the company who makes the hair dying product for the problems the kid now has

kids grow up fast enough as it is... why the rush to change them? children are not dolls. and what kind of message is that sending? - "you will only be cool if you have a silly haircut and a hair color that is not your own"

lol... i am soooooooooo jealous that i am not an irresponsible, but totally cool parent

Excuse me, but doctors ADVISE pregnant women NOT 2 dye or perm their hair...do most listen?yes, but I see plenty who refuse 2 not look cute just b/c they are pregnant! The exposure levels may be small but what mother wouldnt sacrifice 9 months to make sure she isnt inducing some small harmful poison to her unborn child? How vain can u be? Ppl make all kids of excuses to indulge themselves at the expense of their kids...so of course you r defending her! Its the PRINCIPLE of the idea. Is it necessary? Toddlers ask for all kinds of silly things.Everything is VISUAL to them so they want what they see: mommy nail polish, her lipstick, her hair color, her haircut, so we just give in b/c they ASK! Parenting 101: SOMEBODY has 2 be the ADULT and say NO....

mfairless..... bleach is permanent!! chemicals on a young child's head is bad, i don't care how cool it looks & how cool the person is who is doing it!! when is he getting his first tattoo??

Alex: I agree that it's ridiculous to use your kids as accessories, and it seems that most celebrities don't know where to draw the line. However, I don't think it's wrong to pierce a baby's ears. My son is a single father of two kids - a boy and a girl. He's had custody of them for 4 years now. He chose not to pierce my granddaughter's ears when she was a baby, even though their mother is Spanish and it's common for babies to get their ears pierced. Now she is six years old and wants to wear earrings. I have offered to take her to get her ears pierced but she is too afraid it will hurt. She always says to her father "Dad, whyyyyy didn't you pierce my ears when I was a baby? Now I'll never have my ears pierced!" On the other hand my grandson is ten years old and just got a mohawk. It was his choice and he looks really cute. Bleaching would absolutely be out of the question.