I feel like the turban might actually provide more protection to little heads 
And they are super cute.
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I say do what you like. I have seen those and they are so cute. I donât think you would offend anyone, if anything should be opposite.
Why are you even asking?itâs no ones business but yours what you wear on your child!!stop the bs ppl do as you want in your own lives!gosh we gotta ask to do or wear something now so as not to offend or if itâs appropriate!!lmao
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I really hate the stuff parents are putting on their heads thatâs including my own grandchildren itâs perfectic they are beautiful as they are
Why would a cute hat for a baby be offensive to anyone
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If itâs cultural appropriation of something youâre taking because it looks good, yes itâs wrong.
Babyâs dont offend anyone ! We all like to dress them funny !
Put as many bows hats , turbans as you want
Kid of lost point of post put a head band on kid
Does it really matter if the baby is white???
Someone will always be offendedâŠI can understand Momâs s concern. Bless you and your baby !!
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Am I the only one annoyed with the cultural appropriation controversy? If I like something, I am wearing it. Periotttt!!
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Itâs called a turban, but itâs actually more like just a nylon material cap. Itâs nice for keeping little ears warm.
I think Itâs very mature that you are concerned about that, but I think you are okay in this situation 
Isnât imitation the sincerest form of flattery?
Put whatever you want on your child. If people get offended oh well
Quit letting others tell you what to wear.
My daughter when she was just born. I made this and everyone thought it was the sweetest thing. I donât think anyone would be bothered by turban style (as they arenât truly turbans, obviously) 
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Is this what youâre referring to?..this isnât culturalâŠget it for your baby if you wantâŠwhy should anyone be offended?
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How could anyone think they are anything but adorable
This is cultural? Iâm sure sheâs talking about these⊠And these are just cute⊠If they are religious or cultural fill me in!
Cultural appropriation is when people take some type of culture style fashion or music and try to play it off as their own⊠itâs all about respect and thatâs where people are getting it confused every little thing a person does is not culture appropriation dress your baby how you want to dress your baby
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I donât give two craps what others think . Dress your child how you want
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No itâs not disrespectful at all . Dress you lil one up and protect her lil head 
Soooooo maaaannny neeeeww made up words and phrases to learn. You do you please and Iâll do me.
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you shouldnât have kids
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Cultural appropriation 
Being PC is ruining society manâ:woman_facepalming:t4:
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Oh for Heavenâs Sake.
Stop it!!! Yes put a cute thing on your baby
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Put the hat on your baby. Life goes on.
If your baby looks cute then they should wear it!
IMHO, only if you understand the cultural significance of a piece.
Sincerely,
A super white American 
You are contributing to the invasion from the Muslim countriesâŠ. They HATE US. Please Remember that!!
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This question is stupid.
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Put a baseball cap on the baby if you so desire. Enough of this PC and not to offend BS. This is America and if some camel jocky is offended, so be it.
I canât even anymore!! Have you seen a woman with cancer ware them?? And what culture are you offending may I ask?? The shik the museum the Arab the handing the native the gypsy the Mongols what culture has the monopoly on head wraps
The turban has religious meaning without being apart of the religion itself you should be fine! not to mention a child does not get a turban until they do a certain ceremony so no worries about anything of that nature
Dress the baby for comfort.
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Cultural appropriation is another PC thing made up by liberal idiots. Dress your child how you want. Iâm sure she is beautiful 
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Put what u want on ur babyâŠits YOUR child
Iâve been wearing a turban my whole life after I wash my hair
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Nothing wrong with them they are beautiful accessories made for everyone to enjoy - hereâs mine I got from Bowey Made and my daughter when she was a baby
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Itâs ridiculous you even have to ask this question.
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Nothing yet dress the way you want
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You dress your child however you see fit. Theyâre beautiful garments.
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If you live it for your baby do it. Sounds wonderful to me
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Thatâs a very good question, the turbans w bows donât associate w religion so itâs okay 
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Stop worrying if youâre going to offend someone. Thatâs their problem not yours do what you want to do
Itâs a hat with a bowâŠ
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All I hear is cultural appropriation. What happened to cultural appreciation?
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Itâs only offensive to weak people.
Iâm glad that we can ask questions and what a beautiful spirit to not want to hurt or offend otherâs!
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Ive never seen one with a bowâŠso think that would be more for fashion than religious or spiritual purposesâŠyou should be goodâŠ
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My daughter wears them i ordered them on Amazon:) they are the cutest things ever!
Story time! Itâs a Draped turban. The draped turban has a history dating back to at least the late 18th century, and had revivals in most decades of the 20th century. Notably, it rose to popularity in the 1910s as a symbol of eastern glamour, while in the 1940s it was worn by everyone from Hollywood stars to land girls. In the 1960s and 1970s, it was revived by designers including Biba in the UK and Halston in the US â and worn by royalty and hippies alike. More recently, new designs began appearing on the fashion catwalks and in the second Sex and the City movie. The origins of turbans (used in religious practice) are uncertain. ⊠The Islamic prophet, Muhammad, who lived 570â632, wore a turban in white, the most holy colour. The style of turban he introduced was a cap with a cloth tied around it; this headwear is known as Imamah and was emulated by Muslim kings and scholars throughout history. Communities with prominent turban-wearing traditions can be found in the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia, the Arabian Peninsula, the Middle East, the Balkans, the Caucasus, Central Asia, North Africa, West Africa, East Africa, and amongst some Turkic peoples in Russia as well as Ashkenazi Jews. Culture appropriation shouldnât exist. Culture and traditions are meant to be shared because itâs how we keep it alive as elders pass on. If you donât share it, you lose it. This is just a draped turban. The baby and you will be fine and no one will pay a second glance accept to tell you how adorable the baby is.
Somebody somewhere is going to be offended âŠitâs the world we live in! So fuck em and just love your life and do the things that make you happy.
Yea, no. Let your baby wear whatever you want.
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My daughter wore them.Of it bothers someone, they donât have to look.
She can wear it. Theyâre adorable on babies
I say wear what your soul is happy with. You are not mocking anyone. Different cultures are meant to be shared and embraced. I love your spirit, so sweet!
Are u serious???!!! Ur asking permission from random strangers on fb ??!!
You offend people for asking and you offend people for doing it ⊠I say just do what you want. No one is ever happy. Sheâs a baby. It looks cute on babies.
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Turbans donât have bows. I wouldnt worry about it.
Itâs a hat, this cultural appropriation crap is out of control.
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Dress your baby how you want. There is always going to be someone offended by something.
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Oh please. Wear what you like! No one can tell anyone else not to wear any style. Such BS. Enjoy!
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Stop worrying about everyone else. Thatâs the problem now. Do you and donât worry about others.
My grandaughter rocked the head wraps, she loved wearing them
Good grief! You canât please everyoneâdress the baby like you want to dress it.