Hi Im a newby here! So i recently adopted a fur baby she's 6 weeks old.. her father is a wooly and her mother is a standard i just wanna ask if my baby is gonna be a wooly or standard because a friend of mine told me that wooly needs extra care and they discourage breeding wooly lines.. just in case she is gonna become a wooly one can u give me some extra tips on how to take care a wooly one..

I doubt she will be a wooly. The breeder you got her from should have easily been able to tell you if she was a wooly or not. I don't see it in your pup but you only show one pic.

It's my understanding that both parents must carry the wooly gene to produce a wooly. The fact that your pups mother is not a wooly, does NOT mean she doesn't carry the gene, however. Going by her short coat, I'm going to guess she doesn't have wooly in her genes though. That, and from the pic you show, I don't actually see the tell tell signs of your pup having wooly traits.

"Wooly gene" is really just a recessive gene, however, both parents must carry the gene for longer hair to produce pups that have the longer hair.

I hope you left her with her mother until she's at least 8 weeks old. Did is too young, still a lot of socialization with mom and litter mates, particularly bite inhibition.

I live next door with her mom i just go their to play with her together with her eight other siblings ill be transferring her to my home completely when she's 10 weeks old.. she got got a sister that has longer coat..so i asked cause i prefer standard one cause wooly means a lot of hair to deal with...

There is a possibility you could get a partial.
This is Vlad one of his parents were wooly. His mothers mother was also a wooly. He is a partial wooly or plush or whatever you want to call it. His sister is not wooly but she is a bit plush during the high shedding season. Vlad is most "wooly" at the britches and the flank. He has really dense fur at the britches that even a groomer says they keep waiting for it to "release" but he definitely does not shed like my other huskies. As you can see in the "footer" or signature picture he is not a full wooly.
Brush lots, use a rake and a high velocity dryer, to assist you.
Red in foreground is Vlad

How should i descipline her she is fond of stealing food from nephew, she chases my mops while i clean and she likes to climb stairs...

This is her sister

Put her in her crate while you mop. She is 6 weeks old, she doesn't understand discipline yet, she won't even really know her name.

I have 2 plush Huskies, not wooly, and as puppies, looked more like your pups sister. I think yours will have an average length coat

Her diet consist of vitality dog food and lactose free milk.. but she doesnt eat much as before since she snitched my nephews beef taco her face will always lit up when she see beef taco or chicken wings she is to close to my nephew and anything my nephew eats she wants a piece of it...any suggestion on other dog food i can give her

I would let her drag a leash around and when she gets too close to a person eating or tries to jump up step on or grab the leash and pull her down with a firm NO. It will take time but the goal is to make sure she doesn't get food, which is essentially a reward for begging or stealing. You can also give her her own something to chew on in her crate while others are eating and leave her crated until everyone is done, then let her back out to socialize. As you begin to work on training like sit and lay down she will likely start reverting to her "bag of tricks" when she sees people eating. Nothing In Life for Free training (NILF) is a good one to look up and is a training technique that will produce a very nice mannered dog.