Ada's Wash Day by Sharnette Donacien

Ada is upset about wash day, but her mother reassures her by making the process enjoyable. They go through the steps of washing, conditioning, and detangling Ada's hair. Ada expresses her insecurities about her hair, but her mother encourages her to embrace its uniqueness. Together, they celebrate their curly hair, fostering Ada's confidence and self-acceptance.

How does Adda react when Mama washes her hair?

What does Mama say about Adda's hair when she feels sad about it?

What do Mama and Adda decide to do with their curly hair at the end of the story?