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excellent, he did a great job on that fringe, great damage control
Oh no :(!
i swear this happens to all kids!
Omigosh! There's still enough hair to fix it 🙂
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Excellent save! I think the spiked hair is cute, he looks adorable. My daughter and nephew played barber once and cut one of her ponytails on the top! I was mortified...thank goodness it didn't take a lifetime to grow back! LOL I guess it happens in every household.
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Ohhh both of my children have done that. Not pretty.
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Awww. Was he going for the "Moe" look of the 3 stooges? =) I'm sure it'll be alright, and look at those big beautiful blue eyes!
Uhh ohh.. I think about every kid does it at least once. At least little boys can have mohawks 🙂
omg, lol. When I worked in a daycare I remember a mom bringing in her two daughters. One had decided to cut the others while they were sleeping. lol
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Good job with the fix!!
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Oh No! The spike looks good though. :p lol Happy Wednesday
And the annoying thing was: we had just come back from the hairdresser! I guess my son got inspired…
I visited you all back! Thanks for the comments. I guess cutting your hair as a kid, is kind of like having chicken pox: we all have to go through it once.
Oh no! I dread the day my kids get the itch to cut their hair. But good save mom!
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oh no! Well at least hair groans back, right? 🙂
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It seemed many kids go through this event with the scissors. What a great save.
I love how not only his hair, but facial expression, changes from one shot to the next...precious!
My daughter, age 7, loves cutting her own hair, right now it is a mess!
I think all kids have this experience. What I remember most from my own childhood is the sense of shame after being caught cutting my own hair! Hair always grows back, it's nothing to worry about!
Oh my gosh Nicole. That's priceless. This made me think about the time my now adult daughter who was 3 at the time gave herself a haircut.
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