I think Bailey has made it her mission in life to test me. Either that or she is hell bent on being a hairstylist when she grows up!Last week I came into my room to find hair on my floor and Bailey hiding in my closet. I coaxed her out to find she had given herself a haircut! Fortunately, it's not too bad, just looks like she has layers in her hair.
Well, tonight I was in my room talking with Tony on the bed and I noticed Bailey and Grace were awfully quite, so I looked over at them to see what was going on. I found bailey cutting Grace's hair! I grabbed the camera, and yelled at them as I was taking a picture! I think I scared the crap out of them!
Anyhow here is grace rockin horrid short bangs. Nice...At least it's not a mullet right??
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Megan was my haircutter. She even cut her friends hair! She had a mullet RIGHT after I finally got her bangs grown out. She even cut her eyelashes off.
Way to go blogger, grabbing the camera!
awesome blogfodder! bummer on the new look. she's cute no matter what.
Jenifer is right ~ Mrs. Blogger!!
Hide the scissors Bailey’s on the loose! All kidding aside ~ maybe get her some wigs to style. And as for Grace she is so cute she could have been no hair and look adorable! Thank Goodness hair grows back! Ü
I feel your pain. JR cut Ruthie's hair atleast 3 different times. Right to the scalp all over her head. I found out that even kid scissors can cut hair! Who knew? Hopefully, you scared her enough to get her to stop. I finally shaved JR's head as punishment to get him to stop! Of course, you can't do that to a girl!
Kids must be fascinated by scissors. I'll never understand it. THANKFULLY, we have not had any hair cutting rampages at our house. We don't let the scissors anywhere near Marshall's reach!!!! He cuts other things, not hair.
No, not Gracie's pretty curls! It's not that bad though. I can't believe you got such a great picture of it! I am surprised you had it together enough to grab the camera!
Memories ... Johnette, my super creative daughter, loved cutting hair. And writing on walls. And pouring honey on carpeted stairs. It's one of those qualities you appreciate more the older they get.
Knock on wood-we have never had a scissor problem over here, but maybe that is a benefit of having only boys.
Gracie looks fine, though.
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