Cruel trolls accused me of trying to cover my baby’s forehead by wearing giant bows over her

One MUM responded to an evil troll who asked if she’d put her baby in giant bows to cover his forehead, insisting she just liked the style on her daughter.

Amy Ridler regularly shares videos of her children Roman and Ella on her TikTok page, with critics apparently taking issue with the large headbands she chose to wear for her young daughter. mine.

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She shared a videotapes in which she screenshots a comment from a troll that reads: “No hate or nothing but you put her in big bows to cover her forehead?”

Although she did not directly comment on the comment in the video, she did urge the person to # press the button in the caption for the clip.

Others were quick to comment on her love of bows, some admitting that they don’t understand the fascination with the accessory.

“Awesome baby, but the bows are too big,” one person wrote.

“Beautiful baby but never understands big bows,” another agreed, while a third commented, “I don’t get big bows either.”

“Never understood the bow,” another wrote. “Those ludicrous thoughts can give a baby a headache, when you try wearing one on your head all day.”

“She doesn’t wear it all day, Karen,” Amy replied.

Other comments assert that Amy has every right to let her daughter dress how she likes.

“SWEET GIRL! Why people make comments like this I will never understand,” one person wrote.

“Mama she’s beautiful!!!” Another mother commented. “Don’t let anyone say anything like that! You’re doing great.”

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And a third commented: “Not funny at all but what does it matter to others if she wears a big bow or a small bow or doesn’t?”

In another video, Amy shows her baby girl wearing a “Texas-size” polkadot bow and buttons, as she cooes to her daughter: “We like these, don’t we? You look so cute.”

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