Tragedy struck our family this week. Tragedy involving our babysitter's daughter, my daughter's hair, and an unwanted first hair cut. I got this picture and a very apologetic story from Ms. Lisa on Wednesday during the school day. Ms. Lisa had gone to answer the phone and her 5-year-old daughter decided she wanted to try out her scissors on Charlotte's braids.
I was definitely sad because Charlotte's hair had gotten so long and I wasn't ready to get it cut yet. This picture hides very well just how uneven it turned out to be. When I finally got her home and took down the braids, the difference in length was very significant However, it could have been so much worse - like if the other girl had decided to cut off the entire braid. And, although it is not how I pictured getting Char's hair cut for the first time, it is just hair and it will grow back. It makes a good story, nonetheless!
Here is my attempt to show how long and pretty her hair had gotten.
This one shows the extreme unevenness.
So, we made a trek to get a real haircut - you know, by a professional! I wanted to make it special for her, so we went to a store in the mall called "Sweet and Sassy" that specializes in making little girls feel like princesses. She did such an awesome job! She was so calm and sat there and followed all of the stylist's instructions. No tears!
Charlotte even got glitter in her hair and special glitter stamps on her face. Here she is checking it out in the mirror.
Enjoying a sucker after her haircut.
Sassy new short hairdo





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