Last week I asked what we should do with Andrew's crazy hair. His hair defies gravity. No matter what you do those lil' hairs just want to stand up -- just like Daddy's nose hairs. Forty-seven percent of you don't want us to touch his hair at all. Just leave it alone and let it thrive like a rainforest. Twenty-five percent think we should take him to a kiddie salon to get it cut. And the rest of you trust me to cut my little boy's hair...unlike Pediatric Intensive Care Nurse Auntie Susan who thinks I'm going to make his little head look like a mangled bonsai plant trimmed by an inebriated Edward Scissorhands.
Lisa and I have discussed it, and we decided that we're not going to cut Emma's hair, but Andrew will get a little trim. Just clean it up around the ears and take a bit off the top. There's not total concensus whether or not I or a professional will cut his hair. But for the sake of Pediatric Intensive Care Nurse Auntie Susan, we made an appointment at a kiddie barber...
...or DID we?
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As you can observe with Saturday's blog entry, Emma is able to stand for a prolonged period of time. She finds quite a bit of delight with the simple task of standing. I can't wait to see how delighted she'll be when she pees in a toilet. Andrew can't stand as long as Emma, but he can crawl 10x faster and walk with the aid of a ledge really fast. And as for Lisa, she still has the aggravating disability of tripping over anything within a two inch radius of her feet.
Who do you think will take their first step?
2 comments:
why are you messing with his perfect hair?? Rock stars do NOT cut their hair!
May I have the name and phone number of the hair salon, I want to confirm the appointment. No way is my little boy getting a haircut from anyone but a professional!!!!! - Auntie Susan
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