1000-LB Sisters fans have been concerned for Amy Slaton's son Gage, two, after she took the scissors to the toddler's first haircut.
Amy, 34, shared a video and photos of the experience.
The TLC star shares her two-year-old boy with her husband Michael Halterman.
The 1,000-lb Sisters uploaded a snapshot of Gage - who appeared to be nervous - as he rode around in a shopping cart.
In the next photo, the TLC had placed a bit of the infant's hair and a pair of scissors inside a plastic bag.
She wrote: "Gage got his first hair cut. He did sleep most of it. But I'm still very proud."
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In the nearly five-minute video, Michael held his son in arms as they sat under the covers.
Gage appeared to be sleeping as he rested his head on his father's shoulder.
The hair stylist trimmed the back of the boy's head and snipped a bit of his tiny strands.
When Gage did wake up, he fidgeted and moved his head around.
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The hair stylist cheered: "All done!" as Gage's mother gushed: "Yeah! You're such a big boy!"
Amy is currently pregnant with her second child.
THE COMMENTS
1000-LB Sisters claimed in the comments section that Gage was too young and did not need to get the haircut.
One fan said: "He doesn’t have hair. You should have waited."
Another fan added: "Cut? Why? What hair?
A third fan mentioned: "I was always told it was bad luck to keep hair."
A fourth person wrote: "What is there to cut?"
A commentator chimed in: "He doesn't have any hair. Why?!?"
27 WEEKS
Recently, the reality star gave a major update on her second pregnancy.
Amy revealed on social media: "27 weeks baby!"
She shared a graphic from an app of the baby's progress at the nearly seven-month mark.
Her unborn child is now approximately 14 and a half inches head to toe and weighs about two pounds.
The TV personalty reality star also offered an explanation about the baby's development.
She explained: "Your baby's eyelids, which have been fused shut, can now open and close, and she may blink in response to light."
She continued: "If you shine a flashlight at your tummy, you may feel her respond with a burst of flutters and wiggles."
Amy wrote: "Chalk up any tiny rhythmic movements you may be feeling to a case of baby hiccups, which may be common from now on."
CUTTING DOWN
Back in February, Amy told The Sun that while she has cut back on cigarettes during her pregnancy and has been eating healthier.
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Amy told The Sun: "I'm not drinking alcohol. I used to smoke a pack of cigarettes a day, like 20, now I'm down to about five a day. I'm trying to cut down.
"I feel like I'm actually losing weight with this baby because I'm eating right."
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