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Any other babies with cowlicks?

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in February 2012 Moms

My DS has the cutest cowlick! I wanted to show it off. My DH's family always makes negative comments about it...like saying he must have slept on his hair weird so it's stuck like that or asking me why I always part his hair down the middle.

Any other babies out there with cowlicks? How do you tame them?

This is what happens when I don't brish his cowlick down after a bath lol. You can see how his hair normally is in my siggy.

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  • n8swifen8swife member
    Asher has a goofy one on the back of his head. I think it's adorable! It used to cause his hair to stand up straight but now that it is longer, it flops over. My MIL said I should get his haircut because it looks weird but I think it's adorable. I try to correct it when his hair is wet after his bath but sometimes I just let it go wild!
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  • harmonicbabe26harmonicbabe26 member
    K has one in the back kind of to the right side and it makes her head look a little flat there (just an illusion) especially now that she is FINALLY starting to sprout hair and it is standing up everywhere except there... haha... Might have to start using hair gel on her soon... Stick out tongue
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  • songstress503songstress503
    Evie has a very defined natural side part and a swirl on her crown.  Fourtunately we can just brush her hair the "right" way and it looks fine.
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  • btartaroindbtartaroind member
    DS has two cowlicks on the crown of his head spinning in opposite directions, right next to eachother. It's super cute and I am looking forward to what it looks like when his hair is thicker. Other than that he doesn't yet, but his hair is long and is getting curly, so after a bath he looks ca-razy... like Gene Wilder from Will Wonka. I just brush it, and wet it again during the day if it gets unruly.

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  • sooner1981sooner1981 member
    My little brother had a really defined cowlick--my mom used to call it his "duck fluff."  I still remember thinking it was so cute!
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  • jmccall79jmccall79 member

    Ian has 2...one on the crown of his head.  I called him my rooster baby for a long time because it stood up like a ***'s Comb (that part on a rooster's head that sticks up).  When he was a couple of months old, I cut it...because everyone kept commenting on it.  Most of the time it was a cute comment but turned somewhat negative like OMG his hair is sticking up.  It grew back, of course, and stuck up, so I left it and just started making the rest stick up like a mohawk.  That was cute for a while.  It finally started laying down as his hair got thicker.  It still sticks up though, and no matter what I do to slick it down, if it wants to stick up, it's going to.  The other one is at the nape of his neck...just like mine.  Where your hair line comes to a point my hair grows "up" instead of down...a pain when I try to do my hair straight.  Ian's looks like it's doing the same thing.  He looks bald on one side of his head, but it's not, it's just the way his hair grows/lays to the side.  I just let it go for now, there's not much I can do to tame it.

    Edit: apparently TB does not like the word c o c k, I'm not meaning it dirty, that's what it's called

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