Wavy, Curly, Kinky: The African American Child's Hair Care Guide Paperback – Illustrated, November 1, 2005

This book helped me get started in not just doing my own, finally, natural hair, but better ways to do my 6 year old daughters naturally short hair. Thank you for getting this to me quickly. I was literally at my end!!

I thought this book had hairstyles to use on kids hair. It's only a product book.

This book has several good points, however it was hard to keep focused due to bad printing. There were several pages with light print. This made it diffcult to follow the book. I know errors can happen, however it wouldn't hurt to have a preview staff on hand.

Wavy, Curly, Kinky... is by no means a celebration of wavy, curly, or kinky hair. It has irresponsible advice such as pressing 8-12 year old girls hair because of peer teasing. Many of the pictures are of girls with pressed or permed hair. Most of the natural hair styles shown are of girls with wavy or loosely curled hair. I do not recommend this book.

this was good for people with long hair. So it was not very helpful to me..

This is nice for mothers who don't know about black hair or Bi-racial hair and what to do for it great book for all moms of ethnic kids !!!

Very disappointing. I saw no information in this book. It doesn't tell you how to do anything. It says there are different types of hair - don't we already know that? Doesn't tell you how to take care of hair at all.

I expected more pictures not so many stories, they way it was presented it what a book about a hair needs, pictures