Chrissy Teigen Shares Adorable Moment Of Luna's First Haircut

Let's talk about something truly heartwarming. Chrissy Teigen recently shared a delightful moment from her daughter Luna Stephens' first-ever haircut, and it’s got all of us smiling. The three-year-old was nothing short of adorable as celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin carefully trimmed her ringlet curls. Luna, sitting so patiently, had a beaming smile throughout the entire experience. And here’s the kicker—Chrissy even handed her oldest child a $5 bill to "pay" for the service. Talk about teaching responsibility early!

Moments of Joy: Luna’s Big Day

During the haircut, Luna looked absolutely adorable and seemed to be enjoying every second of it. Her mom, Chrissy (34), and Jen Atkin (39) couldn’t help but laugh and joke around, making the whole experience a fun family moment. Chrissy, ever the playful parent, asked Luna if she had Apple Pay. Luna, with her adorable innocence, replied that she didn’t. Jen, always quick with a witty comeback, joked, “Do you have an apple you can pay me? I’ll take one apple.” It’s these little moments that remind us how precious and fleeting childhood is.

Parenting Under the Spotlight

Chrissy Teigen, the former Sports Illustrated model, is no stranger to sharing her parenting journey with the world. But with that spotlight comes a lot of criticism. In a candid interview with Today Parents on February 20, Chrissy opened up about the mommy-shaming she often faces online. “It’s pretty much everything,” she admitted. “Any time I post a picture of them holding ribs or eating sausage, I get a lot of criticism. Vegans and vegetarians are mad and feel that we’re forcing meat upon them at a young age. They freak out.” As a best-selling cookbook author and someone who truly loves food, it’s no surprise that her kids already have a diverse palate.

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Dealing with the Negativity

Unfortunately, the negativity doesn’t stop at food choices. Chrissy also mentioned the scrutiny she faces regarding car seats and TV time. “If they get a glimpse of the car seat, there is a lot of buckle talk. Maybe for one second the strap slipped down,” she explained. “And TV is another big one. We have TV on a lot in my house. John and I work on television, we love watching television.” Despite the trolls, Chrissy tends to brush them off. However, she admitted in a December 2019 chat with Vanity Fair that she’s constantly worried about “what a hater might say.” She even expressed her thoughts on blurring kids' faces online, saying, “I worry, What must they think of me? They must think I’m insane.”

Parenting is tough, especially in the public eye. But Chrissy keeps it real, sharing both the joys and challenges of raising her kids. Her honesty and humor remind us that every parent faces judgment, but it’s all about staying true to yourself and your family. You got this, Chrissy!