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Kylie Jenner discussed in a YouTube video how she is encouraging her daughter Stormi, who is 8 years old, to embrace her natural curly hair rather than straightening it. Fans commented positively on Jenner’s approach, praising her for teaching Stormi to appreciate and celebrate her curls. Jenner mentioned allowing Stormi to straighten her hair for special occasions like Halloween and her birthday but generally supports her daughter wearing her hair naturally.
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Story summary
Kylie Jenner, 29, discussed in a recent YouTube video teaching her 8-year-old daughter Stormi to embrace her natural curly hair. During the video, which shows Jenner baking Halloween cookies with both of her children, she mentioned that Stormi expressed interest in straightening her hair but Jenner is not supportive of this idea outside special occasions like Halloween or her birthday. Fans praised Jenner's approach, highlighting her encouragement for Stormi to celebrate and embrace her natural curls. This sentiment reflects a broader conversation about the importance of self-acceptance and embracing one’s natural beauty.
Written for “Kylie Jenner Teaches Daughter About H…” on 2026-10-12,
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Kylie Jenner wants her daughter to celebrate her curls.
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daughter → want → curls
In Jenner’s latest YouTube video, the makeup mogul bakes Halloween cookies with her two children, 8-year-old Stormi and 4-year-old son Aire, while decked out in matching Hanna Andersson pumpkin pajamas — and shares some family beauty news, too.
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mogul → bake → news
“Stormi has been talking about, she really wants to straighten her hair, and I’m kind of not into the idea,” said Jenner, 29, adding that she’ll allow the move for Halloween.
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she → talk → Halloween
“And my birthday!” added Stormi, who wore her hair in box braids in the clip.
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who → add → clip
“You said!”
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You → say → ?
Fans praised Jenner for her decision in the comments section.
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Fans → praise → section
“I love that you want to protect Stormi’s curls, keep it up xx,” one YouTube user wrote, while another added, “I love that Kylie is trying raise stromi (sic) to embrace her curls.”
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Kylie → love → curls
“The way she embraces her daughters beautiful natural curly hair and encourages her to wear it it curly is so beautiful,” someone else typed.
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someone → embrace → it
In June, she shared an adorable snap of her firstborn playing on her iPad while wearing a long, bubblegum pink hairpiece, joking that her daughter had gotten into her wig closet.
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daughter → share → closet
The mom of two was famous for wearing wild wigs during her “King Kylie” era in the mid-2010s.
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mom → wear → mid-2010s
“I love doing her hair.
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I → do → hair
I’m not the best, but I love learning,” she captioned a 2019 Instagram Story video that showed her brushing the tot’s curls into a tiny ponytail.
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her → ’m → ponytail
“Some of my favorite memories are of my mom doing my hair,” Jenner added.
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Jenner → do → hair
Conversation
Your voice matters.
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voice → matter → ?
Discussions are moderated for civility.
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Discussions → moderate → civility