Teen Mom Star Sparks Controversy With What She Did to Child [VIDEO/POLL]

The young 'stars' of 'Teen Mom' and '16 & Pregnant' are no strangers to controversy, but one one of the young moms has done to her child has sparked a public outcry.

20-year-old Farrah Abraham has come under fire after tweeting about her attempt to wax her 3-year-old daughter's eyebrows.

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She wrote about the incident on her (typo-ridden) blog:

So here I am faced with a standout historical moment in motherhood when I can confirm to myself that my little, adorable,most cuddle-able cutie, baby girl has a Unibrow :( , I felt bad for her, and I started asking friends.... is this hair just going to fall out... is it just hormones at this age?, well the hair didn't go away and others started saying it was here to stay.
So I told sophia (my daughter who is a late 3 years old) of the little issue on her brow, and I showed her how I waxed mine off, so I tryed to wax her, the second a dab hit the Uni, she touch it with the towel she had in her hand,
UHHH so now, wax was in the towel, and I yanked it back ASAP, but fuzz was not stuck to the wax stuck to her Uni, OMG moment, So now sophia was freaking out, so I had to act like it was a cool science project to get the wax off.
PLOT TO END THIS: Sophia feel a sleep, I got my tweezers and Pluck-pluck-pluck......soph was now saying ouch or anything and still was asleep, I got most of it off and then finally she woke up..I went to sleep .
The next morning I showed her and told her how well she did and she didn't even know, She was more intrigued now to be ok with upkeeping her non-unibrow. I could tell she was proud.
Ah I feel like a good mom:)

Um, what? What 3-year-old needs perfect eyebrows? She was apparently concerned about bullying...but even that makes no sense.

Abraham talked to ABC News to defend her actions, saying she faced a lot of criticism for the little girl's unibrow, and thinks she did something right.

Abraham recently had several plastic surgery operations, so obviously appearances are important to her...but they should not even be a distant concern for a little girl.