Why am I telling you that? Because it's probably similar to the conversation that will take place in all the neighbors' houses when they see this:
I really didn't mean to pass along my hair inconsistencies, but I don't actually know how to answer when the lady at Sports Cuts asks, "how do you want it cut?" Because I'm a girl and I don't know about clippers vs. scissors and I thought phrases such as "we like it a little longer", "we part it over here" and "just a good little boy cut" might do. Alas, they do not.
The upside? It will be approaching fall when he needs another cut. I guess I know how to get my money's worth out of that $8.95 coupon!
The picture below is two-fold; it captures the ill-fated 'do (which, by the way, surprised me anew when I went to get him from his nap since this morning he had hair and all) and also provides a nice comparison to this day last year, when Wyatt was photographed under the table next to the same chair. Hard to believe how big he's getting (even for a smallish guy). I really wanted the same picture, but guess who wouldn't quite cooperate? He's simply too busy getting used to the feel of wind on his scalp.
4 comments:
At the risk of making myself unpopular, and with the knowledge that it probably looks different in person, I think it looks darling!!! You'll get used to it - he jut looks like a boy now instead of a toddler.
Again, Im going to have to agree with Susan. I think Wyatt looks super cute and very grown up. If you miss the baby look maybe you should have another baby!!! :)
It's not as cute as it looks, FYI. The picture doesn't capture the scalped-ish-ness to it and also doesn't include a profile shot of how the cowlick fared. But I'm getting more used to it....slowly....
He does look darling! If it makes you feel any better...you got a good deal! I think I once paid $16.95 for the same look!
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