Our child started off with a basic fuzzhead. Observe:
It took shape as a beautiful, naturally swooped 'do:
We thought for sure her hair would be sparse for a long time, but out of nowhere her hair started to grow. A lot. We've now got a crazy little mane going...and you know what? I adore it! The best part is what we call her "nap hair."
Recipe for hair goodness: add one tablespoon of heatbox child to a heap of crazy sleep antics. Let bake for 2-3 hours. Voila!
I am not amused.
Now, at first I was calling her "Flock of Seagulls" girl. But, after reviewing their photos, like this one...

I realize I did not do my daughter's hair justice. It would be better described as the lovechild of Rick Astley and Lyle Lovett's hair. Am I wrong?

Or all three? ((shudder))
And what does mom do when Peanut wants to drape a scarf on her head? Tie it on and take pictures, of course!
"Matchmaker, Matchmaker, make me a match..."
5 comments:
Awesome. I want hair like that.
I think my nephew is working on the same head of hair. His mama might disapprove of the scarf but Peanut totally rocks it.
I wish my hair was growing gorgeously like that - it's started to reach the receding stage instead!
So cool--I love the scarf pics.
I think it is pretty Lyle Lovett-ish. But she's FAR cuter than Lyle.
i just wanted to say that peanut looks a lot like her daddy. does he have that swoopy hair? lol very cute :)
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