See what I mean?I got my hair done the other day & P had to drop Samster off before I was done. I had her, in the chair, with a hairdresser I trusted...it was time to take action. First though here's some good views of the mullet...
This is the fun game where Samster takes all the groceries out of the pantry & lines them up by the front door. Mommy just loves it.I made my hairdresser Sue show me each cut before she made it, as she snipped I said a somewhat silent prayer that I wasn't cutting away every possibility of sweet baby curls my little girl ever had.
Doesn't she look like she's enjoying this??
I realize this may be a somewhat boring post to many of you but for those of you mommies that have gone through baby's 1st haircut I'm hoping you understand the trauma of the situation...for me.
Very cute cut! :)
ReplyDeleteI totally understand, I have twin girls, one had lots and lots of hair, the other one didn't grow until she was past two. Your Samster looks really cute
ReplyDeleteWe had to cut the curls off our now 4yr old last summer. Between working and the new baby struggling to get the tangles out was just more than I could handle. I couldn't even take her to the salon though - made my sister do it. It was tragic, but she loved her new stacked bob. We're growing it out again now - and already starting to see those unruly waves coming back.
ReplyDeleteWith the baby, the first haircut was for bangs (we avoided them entirely with big girl). And now I'm trimming them myself to prolong her eventual second full haircut. And yes she is getting the same waves her sister has in the back (YEAH!).
Moms understand. And Sam's hair looks great. Bet she got some long layers cut to bring out the curl.
She looks adorable! I love how serious she looks when it was getting cut!
ReplyDeleteShe's one of the cutest babies around -- I think she'd look good in just about any hairstyle! :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't want to cut my son's hair either. He had curls in the back which I loved, but they went away after his first haircut. Her hair is really cute, they did a good job!!
ReplyDeleteShe looks so adorable and annoyed in the pictures! LOL. My husband is trying to convince me to cut my little guy's hair but I won't do it. Sure we only brush it when we go out and other times its a big curly red haired mess, but I love it!
ReplyDeleteshe is so adorable! looks very cute. My daughter is about the same age and has out of control bangs - always in her eyes because she doesn't keep anything in her hair - so my husband keeps saying to cut it, but i don't want to! I waited so long for it to grow. guess like your daughter, she will look cute either way.
ReplyDeleteOHHH Natasha! I'm in the same boat! My poor 19mo Buggie has a wicked mullet, plus it for some reason looks thicker on one side than the other (just the way the ends flip I think). I've been debating getting it cut to even it out some....but I love love her long hair (in the back, lol). I know it's just hair and it will grow out...but I'm nervous!
ReplyDeletefirst haircuts! I had to give in recently too on my son, i was hoping to let it get nice and shaggy like a surfer dude, but it got mulletty - so now im trimming it to shape it haha!
ReplyDeleteSamster loves those yoga pants huh!??
she got the cutest haircut it fits her soo well
ReplyDeleteawwwwwwwww! I hope you saved a strand of that precious baby hair!
ReplyDeleteshe is so cute. When my baby girl finally gets hair I do not want to cut it either!
ReplyDeleteShe's adorable! I held out to almost 2 and a half! And even then I allowed about an inch! I totally understand!
ReplyDeleteJust wait until she finds a pair of the scissors that you have so carefully hidden away and gives herself a haircut. THAT'S trauma! You won't even recognize the wail that comes out of your mouth. Hide them with care.
ReplyDeleteI struggled with the same decision about 2 months ago. Maddie was almost 3 1/2 and had long curly hair down to her bottom when you pulled it straight. Problem was that the long hair was only over about 2/3 of her head in a very fine layer over much shorter hair. The amount I chopped off was so tiny (we called it her rat tail) that I was amazed when she ended up with a shoulder length bob. Luckily it is a beautiful thick, curly and even - a million times better! Samster's hair looks gorgeous too!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I'm glad to hear there's more curl. I'm hoping my little girl will get some curl but we're still in pre mullet stage. ha ha.
ReplyDeleteI want to go my baby's hair out long, too, but she's also in a situation where some parts are longer. I don't know what will happen as she gets bigger.
ReplyDeleteI was pretty scared that the curls would all wave bye-bye when I got my son's hair cut for the first time this year. Fortunately, it's just as curly as ever!
ReplyDeleteYour Samster is super cute!
dreading the first cuts for my little girl, but yours turned out so well! i think everyone agrees the first cut IS the deepest :-)
ReplyDeleteMy son was 9 months old when he needed his first hair cut. He had had at least 6 before his 2nd birthday. So, although I understand your anxiety over the event, it has definitely worn off for me! It is certainly different with boys though!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I meant to say, she looks so CALM! With Jaxon, it is a mess of candy bribery and distraction. And even with all that there is almost always a few attempts at smacking the poor woman trying to cut his hair. And he LIKES her when she doesn't make him wear the cape. :)
ReplyDeleteI totally, totally understand! None of my kids had curls at all, but I was still very very reluctant to get the twins' first hair cuts because they were my last babies, and there wouldn't be any more of that oh-so-soft baby hair in my house once theirs was gone. On a girl a bit of a mullet was ok, on a boy, less so. My husband (in his only ever act of outright sneakiness in the 15 years we have been together) got his brother the hairdresser to come over while I was due to be at the gym and give them a quick tidy up. The boy looked great, but the girl hadn't needed it! At least they kept me some hair - mixed together!
ReplyDeleteit looks so cute! Sadie has a bit of a mullet too, I'm hoping her bangs growing out will help :)
ReplyDeleteI put off cutting my son's hair FOREVER because I did not want to lose the baby look... but after the 5000th person told me that I had an adorable GIRL I knew it was time!
ReplyDeleteYour little one's cut is DARLING! And it will still be able to grow out to the beautiful curls that you want too! :)
It is a big milestone for a wee one :) Sam is a doll!! Just keep your scissors put up. Take my advise. My daughter who is almost 4 recently cut off all of her hair. I almost died when I found her with 2 pairs of scissors and a haircut that was and still is all kinds of jacked up..lol
ReplyDeleteSam is adorable and still has heaps of hair :)
ReplyDeleteMy little girl is 2 year and 2 months old and she has half the hair of your little girl :P My son had his hair cut yesterday and she cried cause she couldn't get hers cut :(
Oh boy, do I understand. My baby had major-mullet, as in...people were commenting! So we had to do it at 18mos. But now at 2.5 her hair is very long and beautiful. AND...all one length! It's a good choice and she'll thank you when mullets never come back in style!
ReplyDeleteShe looks adorable and more "finished" if you know what I mean! I swore I wouldn't cut my boys hair before his 1st bday and at 9 months we just broke down and did it! He was really starting to resemble Jack Nicholson so it was time :) He looks so handome but old :(
ReplyDeleteThe first haircut is always a nervous one. I remember when my daughter first had her haircut. I think I almost passed out, hoping that she would have some hair left. Things worked out good, and it gets easier the more time goes by. good job for smiling and being happy throughout the whole time. :-)
ReplyDeleteShe is so cute! I always wanted my daughter to have the long beautiful hair that I could braid, or do whatever with. She is five now, and it still isn't long. Her's grows like a mullet too... for some reason the front is just not cooperating with the grow long plan.
ReplyDeleteMadelyn has the cutest curls and I'm terrified to cut them! Her hair is still pretty short, but is pretty unruly sometimes. I just let it go, there's no use in fighting it. The only problem is this long pointy piece that hangs in her eyes on the really dry days. When it's humid, it curls up so cutely!
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