If there's anyone who knows how to deal with mommy shammers, it's definitely Chrissy Teigen.
Throughout the years, the star has learned to clap back at the haters in the most hilarious ways.
Case in point: her clever response to those who criticized her parenting skills after sharing her daughter's first trip to the dentist.
She shars both Luna, 3, and Miles, 1, with husband, John Legend.
Both kiddos are super adorable and splitting images of their famous parents!
She's open and honest about sharing almost every aspect of her life, including parenting.
Because of this, she's often hit by mommy shamers.
She even said so herself.
Back in 2016, when people were criticizing the way she held Luna, Teigen wrote:
'I despise mommy shammers. I am a proud shamer of mommy shamers."
Last year, she took to Twitter to address the trolls who were leaving negative comments about Miles' helmet.
She explained that he has to wear it to treat his misshapen head, which is the result of plagiocephaly.
"Finally someone brushed her hair," someone wrote.
Chrissy wasted no time in clapping back with: "All by herself! Maybe she can come do your makeup.”
Burrrrn.
After seeing the video, someone tweeted this harsh response:
“Applying poisonous chemicals directly onto a child’s body can not be good. Whatever poisons are in polish are absorbed through the nail and directly into their body.”
In the now-deleted message, she wrote back, "Well I actually had her drink it so joke’s on you.”
All the mom/TV show host/wife wanted to do was post a sweet video of her daughter's first time to the dentist.
"What age do they start over there? My daughter started seeing a dentist at a yr [sic] old."
Yup, this isn't her first rodeo with mommy shamers.
"I still haven’t recovered from my daughter’s first few appts....she’s 31..btw," someone else commented.
"If I want to share a picture or take a video of Luna singing in her car seat, I have to make sure every little piece of her car seat is in the right place."
She continued: "Or else everyone will get mad at me for having it the wrong way."
"So people can say anything about me, but if it gets into the kids, I become mama bear.”
"Certain days it gets to me more than other days," she told the Today show.
"And I realized if I read Twitter too early when I wake up, I tend to be like, a little more moody with it and things get to me more."
Keep doing you, sweetie! You're doing amazing!
