I finally did it
Today, I finally bit the bullet and cut off my little one's original curls and we went from this:
to this:
For the observant ~ her shirt says " I'm in charge around here. The parents are just for show." I am getting soft in my old age!
to this:
For the observant ~ her shirt says " I'm in charge around here. The parents are just for show." I am getting soft in my old age!
Labels: children growing up
posted by Renee at Friday, February 02, 2007
13 Comments:
oooh, I so remember when I cut my little girls hair for the first time when she was of a similar age, I cut her hair in exactly the same style...and then I could have cried because she looked 'too grown up' and I wanted my babe back!
Your little darling is such a sweetheart!
WOW! She looks so "grown-up!"
She looks adorable, before and after. Love the t-shirt. LOL
I love both photos !
And the T shirt is fab; I think I will get one for my 5 year old.......
She looks adorable, Renee! The hair cut is so pretty on her! *Smile*
Very pretty! She looks like a blonde Cece. And my reaction to the t-shirt was, chuckle, sigh, and shake my head in resignation at the truth underlying the joke (she is, after all, a girl-child approaching the age of three..."and in place of a Dark Lord you shall have a Queen, beautiful and terrible to behold...All shall love me and despair!") Good luck! ;-)
So cute.
Isn't it amazing how a haircut ages children? She's such a cutie, and I love her tshirt!
Oh man! Those are GREAT kissing pads she's got on either side of that fantastic haircut! What a boodlebumps!
Great cut. CUUUUUUUUUUUTE kid.
Give it time and she'll be wacking away at it herself! She is a pretty little angel. I still have the pony tail I cut off when I was in the fourth grade!
And the Passages begin...
She's beautiful!
What a cutie! I can't imagine cutting my Molly's hair yet. Maybe I'll let it grow forever. LOL I do remember that it broke my heart the first time I had to cut away those baby curls from my boys' hair. Those never, ever come back.
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