What children can do......Oh My

Oh my gosh!!! That is soo funny!! Only because my daughter did the same thing last year, well not exactly the same. She decided to give herself bangs one morning while getting ready for school, because I don't think she will look good with them so I keep telling her no. I was at work and my boyfriend was taking her to school, and of course he didn't notice anything!! She is 8 and apparently thinks she can make her own decisions....well she cut them too short...and they kept getting shorter and shorter until they were cut all the way up to her head!!! I went to pick her up from school and was standing with her talking to her teacher and I looked down and was like, what did you do to your hair??? I was so mad!!! And now like 6 months later they are slowly growing out!!!

This is part of life ,,ENJOY

oh my G. hi charblaize You just made me laugh and reminded me of my son and my little girl, he was four and had got hold of my sewing scissors,she was three.I heard him giggle, then it 'was quiet. she called ,no no wobbie don't do that. I ran in just in time, as he had got the scissors caught in her long hair. He had already cut off all the fringe off a new towel I had got from my mom for my birthday. I had asked him why he cut off the fringes, and in all seriousness, he had replied,mommy your towel was unraveling.now where ever did he get that word, I wondered? anyway he had not cut but just a tiny patch so I was able to comb her long hair over that spot.My son Robbie was always taking something apart and putting it back together.so it was no surprise when he grew up that he became a computer programmer. He can repair computers he can pretty much do anything on a computer or with one. On a sad note we lost our little girl when she was eight with an unknown aneurysm.

Ahhhh, It is so funny. Children of today are mischievous. During my time we were good children. Moreover, were obedient. We never did the unthinkable.

Oh my gosh, that is so funny (though it may not have been at the time!). Reminds me of when my sister and I were kids. I pretended I was a hair dresser . . . and pretended like I cut her hair. Well, she was much younger than I and she thought I really did cut her hair. So in anger, she got a pair of scissors and cut my long hair on one side - at ear level. Argh! Luckily my dad was handy with his hair cutting shears and he fixed it by giving me a short "due". Well, best of luck next month when it's picture time!

Kids do the darnest things. I'm just glad he didn't hurt himself. Well, on the brighter side, he didnt cut anyone's hair...because when I was a little girl (aged 3), my brother took the clippers and cut MY hair. Imagine being a girl and being 3 years old and having a bowl cut. I looked like I came out of a refugee boot camp or something.

You know kids are pretty smart and he probably would have would the clippers if he really wanted too. I just had to laugh because it reminded me of when my older daughter cut the younger daughters hair too. The older one was about 51/5 and the younger one between 3 and 4. The older one took the shears and cut the younger one's hair down to about 1/4 to 1/2 inch on one side of her head. Just one side mind you. She was a site for a long time. She was quit often mistaken for a boy. She did this not once but twice. When raising kids you have to keep a sense of humor and laugh.

OH, thank you so much for the laugh!! I remember when my boys did that! They are less than a year apart, "Irish Twins", and when they were in 6 and 7 they picked up their school scissors when I was in the garden and cut each others' hair. I couldn't be angry because I had said just that morning to their dad that they needed haircuts and he said we didn't have the money, it would have to wait. My boys were trying to save us money, the sweet babies! They looked AWFUL!! They thought so, too. I borrowed my neighbor's hair buzzers that she used for her dog in the summer and they looked fine after that--in fact, they liked it so much that they insisted on buzz cuts for years. We bought a set of buzzers and saved LOTS of money on haircuts!

I've been very lucky that neither of my children have ever given themselves a haircut. But, I know at least with my son it is still going to happen eventually. He just turned three a couple of weeks ago, so it is still inevitable. We do tend to keep his head shaved down though because he has such thick hair and when it isn't kept really short, it is literally all over the place. I may have went ahead and had the pictures done if for no other reason than the fact that they would be a good memory in the future.