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| Biracial/Multicultural Mommies |
| Public group from Burlington, NC |
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Hi everyone!! If anyone is here and has biracial/multicultural children, let's get together and have a playdate. You have to live in Alamance County, NC or surrounding Triad area.
Anxious to meet other moms w/biracial kids!!
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| Posted by Dawn on 05/03/2007 02:49 PM
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| I live in VT, but have a question. My son was adopted last year and he has a mulatto bio dad and a white bio mom. He looks white, but eventually I like to explain this to him. His hair is very corse, so I don't wash it everyday, is that correct, I heard that somewhere. |
| posted by tasha on 05/15/2007 10:39 AM
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| Hi i live in Greensboro and I have a 9 1/2 month old little boy named Michael. He is mixed. He loves to play with the bigger kids, and im always trying to find parents who have bi racial children so that hell be able to grow up around kids that are living a life similar to his if that makes sense. |
| posted by Nykky on 12/11/2007 10:11 PM
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Hi,
I am african american and white. As a kid my mom would put Johnson's no tears in my hair everyday. That kept her from having to wash it every day and she could still brush it. If he has short hair I wouldn't worry about washing it everyday. As and adult I was my hair everyday and it works for me. |
| posted by Sophia on 03/25/2008 12:51 AM
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| Thank you Sophia!! my 5 y/o son doesn't take baths everyday, (more often in summer of course) his skin is dry like mine. If his hair is washed with unscented shampoo it has a permanent scent to it. Tasha :) |
| posted by tasha on 03/25/2008 09:13 AM
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