Little Girls Are Ruining Their Hair With This Hot New Toy
“Her butt-length hair is now chin length. I was lucky to save that much.”
It's nearly Christmas time again, which means parents across the U.S. will soon be fighting to scoop up the hottest new toys of the year for their kids.
This year, one of the trendiest toys is called Bunchems. The toy consists of a bunch of little plastic balls, which kids can connect together to create different shapes.
The toy, which was created by a toy company called Spin Master, launched earlier this year, Arlene Biran, the company's vice president of marketing, said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
"Since Spin Master launched Bunchems in August 2015, we have received an overwhelmingly positive response from children, parents, and industry partners," Biran said.
But angry parents are taking to the internet to warn others that the fun little balls don't just stick to each other — they will also stick to your kid's hair.
Jaymee McKinnies, who took this photo of her daughter Aubrey, told BuzzFeed News her daughter has gotten the toy stuck in her hair twice. The first time she stuck a creation in her hair, and the second time she did a flip and landed on one.
"Unfortunately the toy she bought with her own money ended up in the trash can," she said.
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