I Need A Support Group

I think I’m going to start a support group for moms who have thick curly hair whose daughters have fine straight hair. Don’t get me wrong, Carrie’s hair is absolutely beautiful, but it won’t stay in a barrette or clip for more than a couple of minutes and it’s always in her eyes. I have no idea what to do with it (hairspray comes to mind, but I haven’t seen any in the baby aisle at the store so I think it’s probably not a good idea). The daily pressure I get from people – family and strangers alike – to cut her hair is immense, but I’ve had bangs and I’m not sure I want to force that route on Carrie. I’m really trying to stick it out long enough so that I can pull it into pigtails with teeny-tiny hair elastics, but I’m afraid that someone’s going to sneak her to the salon and have it cut before then.

I think I might just feed her bananas at every meal, since she likes to mush them into her hair as a styling product anyway…mmm, banana mousse!

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  • August 10, 2005 at 8:19 pm
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    My girls all had bangs and then it fook forever to grow them out, resorting to a top/side pony and lots of little bows and clips (one daughter went through a hair bow phase and once had over 10 in at one time!) until they were long enough. If you do end up cutting in some bangs just make sure they don’t go too far out to the side. Growing out heavy bangs is the worst!

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