Sylvana (MyStreet)

Sylvanna is the mother of Aphmau.

Early Life
During her highschool year, she and Eric had a close bond. At the time, both harbored romantic feelings for each other. We currently know nothing more about her, except for her being Aphmau's mother.

Although not much of her early life is known though she appears to be a single parent.

Personality
Sylvanna can be described as an overbearing and protective mother. She cares for her daughter Aphmau deeply and supported her during her one year absence from public school. Also, she despises when boys speak to Aphmau and vice versa.

Other than being a mother, Sylvanna is influenced by her close friend, Zianna. The two easily get along and share a love for Beyonce. She uses outdated slang to the embarassment of Aphmau.

According to Zianna, Sylvanna is said to be great at cooking, namely her famous quesadillas.

Appearance
She has black hair and brown eyes. She wears a green long sleeved shirt, a black belt with a gold buckle, and purple skirt with black shoes.

Episode Appearances
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 * "First Day of School!" (First Appearance)
 * "Werewolf Class"
 * "Cat Fight!"
 * "Alone with Him"
 * "Weekend Friends!"
 * "Cool Moms"
 * "Salsa with Travis!"
 * "First Kiss"
 * "Fight or Flight"
 * "Operation: Slumber Party!"

Trivia

 * In "Weekend Friends!", Aphmau's Mother said that Garroth looked awfully familiar, this is a reference to the MyStreet arc, "Mama Ro'meave", where it is heavily implied that Aphmau, Garroth and his brothers were friends when they were little.
 * Aphmau's Mother sometimes wishes that Aphmau was claustrophobic, so she wouldn't hide in closets
 * Aphmau openly admits that she thinks her mother has a yelling problem.
 * Her name is revealed to be Savannah by her close friend, Zianna.
 * Like Zianna, she is also a fan of Beyoncé.
 * Sylvanna and her daughter Aphmau are Hispanic, or at least of Hispanic descent. This is proven as they speak Spanish fluently, and cook Hispanic dishes like quesadillas and salsa.