High school student Madisyn Babcock.

Mom Helps Bald Daughter Paint Her Head For Senior Year Portraits And The Result Was Stunning!

Having a positive mind and the support of your loved ones helps when life throws you a challenge.

A 17-year-old high school student, Madisyn Babcock is living with Alopecia – a condition that causes hair loss.

Madisyn have alopecia.

So when her senior photo shoot was fast approaching, Madisyn and her mother came up with a brilliant idea that would utterly boost her confidence.

Raising awareness for her condition and embracing her natural beauty, Madisyn asked her mom to cover up her head with paintings of flowers.

Madisyn is a 17 years old student.

Her mother is an inspiring artist. “As someone who always encourages me to be my true self and loves flowers, I knew my mother was the perfect person to paint my head,” Madisyn said.

It wasn’t the first time when Madisyn stood in front of local photographer Chelsea Taylor’s lens. “Madisyn has had a positive attitude about the loss of her hair since day one, and has used this as an opportunity to show other girls how to love themselves and own their beauty- even if it isn’t conventional,” Chelsea said.

Flower painting on Madisyn’s head.

Madisyn’s mother spent hours drawing out the design and painting it on the next morning of her senior shoot. It turned out bewitching, and her images are a direct reflection of her spirit!

“I chose flowers because they fit me as a person,” Madisyn added. “I feel I’ve really blossomed into the person I’m supposed to be.”

Madisyn’s mom painted her head.

She also said that her mom didn’t just apply paint. “It signified every single moment we’ve gone through with the process of high school. I have an entirely new perspective on life than I did when I began high school, and at that moment I think we both saw growth in ourselves.”

A mother's love is indeed incomparable. She'll do whatever for her children, and in return, her child will cherish it for the rest of their lives.

“I realized when you look at your mother, you are looking at the purest love you will ever know.”

- Mitch Albom