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"  Sofia and Farrah  Teen Mom Farrah Abraham&amp;#039;s unapologetic decision to wax and pluck her 3-year-old&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;unibrow&amp;quot; is the Internet&amp;#039;s Bad Mom Moment of the week.  Okay, obviously, this is crazy. Ninety-nine percent of the Internet seems to agree. But there&amp;#039;s also this: She said she asked her friends about the unibrow. She was wondering if the hair would fall out at some point because of her daughter&amp;#039;s (young!) age, or if it was there to stay.  Did no one say, &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t know, ask your doctor?&amp;quot; Or, &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m not sure, but I know a good dermatologist you could ask?&amp;quot; My guess is no. Because we all love to give our opinions, and to base those opinions pretty much solely on our one (or two, or five) kids \u2014 not exactly a scientific sample. Mom advice is often the very best advice, but let&amp;#039;s be honest: We&amp;#039;re all just figuring it out as we go. Farrah, I have to admit, was doing just that.  Regardless, did no one say, &amp;quot;Aw, it doesn&amp;#039;t matter either way. Your daughter&amp;#039;s perfect the way she is?&amp;quot; Sure, she might have done it anyway \u2014 Farrah&amp;#039;s famous for her own plastic surgery \u2014 but I come away from this hubbub with two reactions: 1. When someone actually asks for advice, we need to be thoughtful about giving it. 2. Farrah needs some new friends.  Sarah Smith is a deputy editor at REDBOOK and the mom of a baby boy. She and her furry circus (husband, baby, dog, and cat) live in New York City.  Photo courtesy of MTV "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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