Comments on: Baby Bangs Foolishness

By: Sane

Sane — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:46:47 +0000

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Luvvie! You're my hero! I knew about the versions for black babies but they have them for white babies too!?
I'm covering myself with dirt right now. Your commentary was SO funny! Love the site!

By: Ms_Slim

Ms_Slim — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 21:54:00 +0000

One more thing…

And Kanekalon is a company of hair weave. They are one of my company’s clients. Brandy (the singer) endorses them as well. They also have brands called Ultima and Pro 10 among others.

Back to me laughing…lmao

By: Ms_Slim

Ms_Slim — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 21:44:00 +0000

iDIIIIED @ ‘elfish coiffure’
Right before you jumped in on the phrase, I was like, ‘what?!’ LMAO!!!

I was rebirthed and whatnot then looked and saw that ol girl commented LMAOOOO. Enough is enough, folks. This is doin too much by far!

By: Luvvie

Luvvie — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:18:00 +0000

LMAO I’m sooooo glad everyone is as pissed bout this as I am.

Tomorrow’s blog post is my response to the comment the Baby Bangs creator left me. Will be up in less than an hour. Already written. Just waiting for midnight to hit.

By: corkee

corkee — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:13:00 +0000

I just read the comment that the Baby bangs creator posted. Excuse me? Baby and Bald should not be used in the same sentence! Babies aren’t bald. Balding is a condition of LOSING one’s hair, either through aging, disease or chemotherapy. I read your description of what the product was intended for. It still screams “a baby with no hair (yet) is less than”…not as cute as a baby with a head of “wispy bangs”…I don’t buy your description. You might as well set the poor girl babies up for a breast augmentation when she turns 13 too. I mean, what if she turns out..OMG..flat? How are you gonna fix that? Teenie Boobs?

I am still appalled at the message your product sends to mothers and children. A perfect little baby does not need an enhancement in any form. They are perfect. Just as they are. No hair and all. Grr that you defended this product and added your URL just in case some poor insecure Mom falls for the defense.

By: Renée aka Mekhismom

Renée aka Mekhismom — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:08:00 +0000

Luvvie this is a hilarious post. I think that this baby “wig” is ridiculous and is sending the wrong message to baby girls. Hair grows – it takes longer for some than others but trying to remedy the situation with a wig is reprehensible!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:04:00 +0000

The blog was so funny. Baby bangs? Not-so-much. I have a 9 yr old grandaughter that thinks Hannah Montana and Wizard of Waverly girls are the norm. She competes with them in clothes and “the look”…what is going to happen to the future girls that have pictures in the family album with a wig on? WT-Heck? The poor kids weren’t cute enough as babies that their Mom had to cover their..baldness? Unspeakable.

Your blog was funny though. I cant imagine any Mom falling for this product…but some Moms have surprised me before. My kids would have had the wig off in a heartbeat and started eating it. I hope the few wigs they sell meet with a similar fate.

By: joshlos

joshlos — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:00:00 +0000

LOL… Hilarious, Luvvie.

And to the “Baby Bangs! .HAIR+band.” creator-lady… seriously??? “bald baby girls”??? Ummm… they’re babies. They’ll grow hair as they, well, grow. Moms can see their kids with hair when they actually grow it. And I wouldn’t mistake getting clowned on for being a “great conversation piece.”

By: Kim Moldofsky

Kim Moldofsky — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 03:33:00 +0000

@cutiebootycakes sent me here from Twitter. Yikes! This is just sooo wrong. Novelty, shmovelty. Way to teach out daughters that they need to conform to societal expectations as soon as they are born.

By: The Pretty Brown Girl

The Pretty Brown Girl — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:04:00 +0000

Ms.Campbell,

Go sell your ridiculous product somewhere else. I ain't buying. You come off as haughty and full of nonsense. You are out to make a dollar by preying on the insecurities of first time parents who I know for a FACT will buy just about any piece of garbage marketed as "fun" or "good for development". You can fool them, but I've been a Mama for a combined 20years and caring for young children almost as long.

Your product is unnecessary, predatory and insulting. It feeds into the spirit of vanity and plants the seeds of low self-esteem in girls who will already have to fight that and other REAL issues as they grow up. Your reasoning is deplorable and you should be ashamed of yourself.

Newflash: Some babies are SUPPOSED to be bald. If they weren't, they would be born w/a full head of lustrous locks. Bald babies are perfectly normal and beautiful and for you to suggest otherwise w/these infant wigs is just ridiculous.

Your get rich quick scheme is sinister and you are doing infant girls and their families a great disservice. I hope you get all you deserve out of this mess.

Most assuredly disgusted,
PBG