‘Teaching my son that facial hair on a female is perfectly normal.’ A Mom Shares TikTok Videos About the Important Lessons She’s Teaching Her Sons
It’s important for the moms out there to teach their sons the important lessons in life and a mother named Payal who also works as a middle school teacher has gained a lot of popularity for her “No Dusty Sons” series of videos on TikTok.
The series centers on Payal teaching her young sons life lessons so that hopefully their future partners in life won’t have to do them later.
One example shows Payal teaching her son to clean up his pile of things at the bottom of the stairs.
Here’s the video:
@payalforstyle We can’t have the crap piled up collecting…dust. #undusting #dustyson #dustydaughter #raisingsons #momofboys #motherhood #parenthood #funny #relatable
Another one involves Payal teaching her sons all about the grocery store so they don’t have to rely on a partner for help when it comes to shopping.
The video:
@payalforstyle No dust when it comes to basic life skills🛒 #nodust #dustyson #dustydaughter #funny #relatable #funny #momsoftiktok #momofsons #raisingboys #raisingyoungmen
And then there’s the time where she taught her sons that it’s perfectly normal for women to have facial hair.
The video:
@payalforstyle Dusty thinks he can bully & laugh at girls for body hair? Never here. As a girl who has been self conscious of body hair since THIRD GRADE, this one was very important to make. #bodyhairshaming #dustyson #dustydaughter #trending #momsoftiktok #raisingboys #raisingsons #raisingboysright
And last one has a text overlay that reads, “Teaching my son how to clean up after himself so your daughter doesn’t have to deal with a man who was catered to his whole life.”
Boom!
The video:
@payalforstyle No dust here. #dustyson #dustydaughter #trend #boymom
In an interview, Payal said, “After becoming a mom of sons, I wanted to ensure they grew up with respect and empathy for themselves and girls. I also knew I wanted them to emulate what they see at home between my husband and I — an equitable partnership built on communication and collaboration.”
Here’s how people responded.
One person said she also needs to teach her husband!
Another individual said she’s doing the same thing with her sons.
And this TikTokker made a good point.
Small tip for anybody taking these videos too seriously… remember, they’re just kids.
Proceed with caution.
