
I don't really know what I'm doing when it comes to cutting hair with scissors so I just wung it. Winged it?
Anyway, after a few screams and a few minutes I gained some confidence while I completed the task. And now he looks like a different little boy.
I miss the ringlets, though.



2 comments:
Aw, the curls were so cute. But you're right, he does look much more boyish now, and he's still a cutie.
We had the same thing with Conner - he had lovely tight blond curls until he was around 2 1/2. People would always comment on my cute little girl, even though he was generally dressed sport themed clothes. I think I cried for a week after his first haircut
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