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May 15, 2020

This photo of McBrowns daughter braiding hair of her doll will melt your heart

The daughter of Nana Ama McBrown,Â Baby Maxin,Â seems to be taking after her mother even at age one.

In a new photo, Baby Maxin was captured braiding the hair of her doll like a pro.

Her composure was as if she had even learnt hairdressing as a trade.

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ðŸ¥°ðŸ¥°ðŸ¤—Drop some love for the newest baby brand ambassador in town @iambabymaxin ðŸ˜â¤ï¸â¤ï¸
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