Another day means another celebrity parent is being criticized on the internet. This time, it's Jessica Simpson who is getting some heat after she let her seven-year-old daughter dye her hair.
While it's fairly common for kids to start experimenting with their style at an early age, many thought Jessica's daughter was simply too young to be dyeing her hair.
The singer and fashion designer continues to work her magic and she also announced that she's in the process of writing her first book, set to be released next year!
Jessica and her husband, Eric Johnson, also welcomed their third child in March — a baby girl named Birdie. Congrats!
The couple stirred up controversy when Jessica posted this picture of Eric carrying Birdie in her car seat. Apparently, people thought the blanket over the car seat was unsafe.
Why would people shame her for posting this cute picture, you ask?
It is recommended that babies sleep on their back for safety reasons, but this pose was purely just for the picture, people!
In the caption for this photo she wrote, "I like to pose on my belly, but I love to sleep on my back." So there you go!
Maxwell recently turned seven-years-old and if you ask me, she is Jessica's mini-me!
I guess it's not hard when your mom is a style icon.
Some girls were just born to be fashionistas! Most seven-year-olds show interest in discovering their own identity through their clothes and hairstyle.
"Inspired by The Descendants," Jessica wrote in the Instagram caption. The Descendents is a live-action Disney show based on the children of Disney villains.
It looks like she had a lot of fun at the salon!
Some worried that dying her hair at a young age would ruin Maxwell's hair, while others thought she was just too young.
Dyed hair is still a controversial choice for some people, especially when it comes to kids.
This Instagram user basically told the critics to mind their own business. What Jessica and Maxwell decide to do with her hair is their choice!
It seems that celeb parents can't post any pictures of their kids without people commenting or criticizing. Enough is enough!
