Mom Gives Her 17MonthOld Daughter an 'Important' Lesson on Britney Spears — and the Internet Can't Get Enough (Exclusive) Hannah SacksDecember 4, 2025 at 12:37 AM 0 Courtesy of Sara Cunningham; Kevin Kane/WireImage Sara Cunningham's daughter (left) and Britney Spears (right) Sara Cunningham decided to give her daughter a lesson in Britney Spears — and the Internet couldn't get enough The mom of two shared a video of herself on Instagram walking her 17monthold daughter, Sloane, through Spears' career Now, she tells PEOPLE that she often teaches her daughter about Britney and shares the next mus...
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Hannah SacksDecember 4, 2025 at 12:37 AM
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Sara Cunningham decided to give her daughter a lesson in Britney Spears — and the Internet couldn't get enough
The mom of two shared a video of herself on Instagram walking her 17-month-old daughter, Sloane, through Spears' career
Now, she tells PEOPLE that she often teaches her daughter about Britney and shares the next music icon she'll tell her about
Sara Cunningham's 17-month-old daughter is already enrolling in class – that is, the School of Britney Spears.
In a now viral video shared on her Instagram, the mom of two films her baby daughter, Sloane, as she walks her through the "Circus" singer's career by showing off different Britney figurines in front of her.
"Okay. Are you ready for this very important lesson?" Sara asks her daughter in the video, who nods yes. "Okay. This is Toxic Britney. Can you say Toxic?"
"Toxic," Sloane whispers back.
"That is Slave 4 U Britney," Sara says, filming a figure in a green top with a snake around her shoulders. "And that snake's name is Banana. That's VMAs. Can you say Banana?"
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The mother-daughter duo walk through Oops I Did It Again Britney – a figurine clad in Spears' iconic red jumpsuit — and Hit Me One More Time Britney — a figurine dressed in a schoolgirl outfit — before ending the lesson.
"Good job. Okay, so they're all Britney Spears. Can you say Britney?" asks Sara.
"Bity," Sloane says. "Good," replies Sara.
Now, Sara tells PEOPLE that she's been a lifelong Britney fan and plays her music in the house often.
"I play a lot of Britney Spears at home, in the car, everywhere. I've seen her in concert several times since the late '90s and was able to catch her Vegas residency," Sara says. "She's always been a big part of my life as far as music goes, and over the years I've acquired a lot of Britney memorabilia."
"I'm a singer myself and cover her music," she continues. "I used to pretend I was Britney and put on concerts in the living room when I was a kid, and now Kian [her 3-year-old son] and Sloane do the same. I love it. Kian knows a lot of Britney music and will request her music. 'Alexa! Play Oops Britney with the astronaut!'"
Sara says that this isn't the first time she's taught Sloane about the different Britneys. In fact, it's a lesson she's repeated several times.
"I do it all the time! We sit on the floor, talk through numbers and letters, different animals and noises," she explains. "I've taught her the different Britneys several times, but for some reason that day I just decided to record and post, not really thinking anything of it. And it just blew up!"
The Britneys themselves were given to Sloane by Sara's friend, who had found them at Target.
"My friend Kylee had gotten from for her daughters at Target. We had a play date and I said, 'Omg I HAVE to have those,' " says Sara. "The next week Kylee had bought them for Sloane. That's a good friend!"
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Britney Spears figurines
Sara says that she's always loved to perform and was a working actor up until the pandemic. When she started having kids in 2021, she took a break, but says music has always been a huge part of her life.
"I hope my kids have a little or a lot of passion for the arts like I do," says Sara. "I had a lot of really big feelings as a kid, and the theater was my sanctuary. It helped me release fear, anxiety, tension. Maybe they'll do sports, and that's amazing if they do. But I hope that whatever they do, they have a sanctuary."
As for whether she'll add another music icon to her daughter's upcoming lessons, Sara says she already has one in mind.
"I've recently been talking with my kids about Max Martin. He's the genius behind all the '90s/2000s pop music," she says.
"Everyone should know who Max Martin is, especially 17-month-old babies, ya know?"
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