I'm an unsentimental monster

apollonia10

DS needs a haircut. He's got these adorable thick curls, but the hair on the top of his head came in before the sides, so he's got the rooster 'do going on. It's cute, but it's always in his eyes and he pulls on it. Last week we took him to the pool and his face looked so sweet without hair in his eyes.

My parents and ILs do NOT want me to cut his hair. They sound so pained when I even bring it up. My parents were aghast at the idea that I was considering not keeping a lock of his hair. I don't really like sentimental clutter. If I keep a lock of his hair, I'm obviously going to have to keep it forever (because who throws away their baby's hair?). What am I going to do with 20 year old baby hair??

Anyway. He's getting his hair cut this week, lol. DH is fine with it and that's all I care about. 

ThePinkSuperhero

We'll take pictures but I doubt we'll keep any hair clippings, unless any of the grandparents want some.  No way in heck we'll keep teeth, that is gross!

britbratjf

BethAndBen:

I'm not keeping baby hair or teeth. I think both are gross once they are a few years old, and like you said, what do yo

Boing214

I'm going to end up giving a lock of her hair to my Grandmother when we get it cut. It's going to sound odd, but apparently my Grandma is overly sentimental and has the hair from the first haircuts of everyone in my immediate family, aunts, uncles, cousin

apollonia10

MissMusic:

Amen, sister.  Its hair, and it needs to be cut sometime.  I'm also not a fan of keeping a lock--fells a

apollonia10

Jessie11LU:

I would do the same. I also will not be keeping anything that falls out or off Kendall.

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