I don't know what to do with DD's hair. She has a lot of it, but it's super fine and starting to look stringy at the ends. She needs a trim, at minimum, but maybe I want to cut it in a cute bob? She's in a ponytail most of the time, anyway. It's too hot to have her hair on her neck all the time.
I almost always vote bob with stringy hair and little girls. Do you want to show us a picture?
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It's almost mid-back at it's longest and the front is only a little more than chin length (I pull it back when she wears it down, or it's always in her face). It definitely needs to be evened out, I just don't know if I want to cut all of it to match the length of the front pieces.
Post by DirtyLurker on Jul 14, 2016 22:03:12 GMT -5
H doesn't want to cut DDs hair yet because he thinks it will make it turn into super tight curls like his. Apprently his hair used to be soft curls like hers is now and at some point in his childhood it turned into a box top. Not sure why he thinks cutting her hair will have the same effect. I mean, I would never request a box top for her anyway...
Jesslfar, DirtyLurker, and @loonylove, I think that's what I'll end up doing. Probably a long bob, so it can still be put into a ponytail. Thanks for the input! And cute kids, ladies!
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Post by Emmentaler on Jul 14, 2016 22:44:55 GMT -5
Our back-up babysitter had DS at the pool and I don't know what the hell happened but his face is really sunburn and I'm ragey.
MH relieved her and didn't notice how red he was until she had left.
I'm drinking a vodka selzer to take the edge off. I'll be talking with her on Monday but not sure there's any point to go crazy on her via text now. Right? I know accidents happen but my little guy's face is so red and I've stressed sunscreen eleventy million times for my Casper baby.
Post by Emmentaler on Jul 14, 2016 23:05:42 GMT -5
Okay, thanks. I'll send a text, but tomorrow morning first thing. It's after 11 pm here and she's not his regular caregiver. But sunscreen underlined and bolded is first on the list of notes for the day. UGH...
Post by Cherhorowitz on Jul 14, 2016 23:06:47 GMT -5
Maybe just open it up with, "was DS wearing sunscreen today? His face is really burnt." Then see where the conversation goes. I like to give people enough rope to hang themselves.
Or WTF bitch. That works too. Really - in this day and age there is like zero excuse for it. She just wasn't paying attention
I know. There's no excuse. I thought I was being over the top because I've been close to tears every time I looked him this evening, although I'm worked up about Nice too.
One lady even said, look at that poor girl's face, with an awful look at me. I KNOW, biddy. I KNOW. And he's a boy.
Emmentaler , I hope DS feels better soon. There really is no excuse for that. How old is she? Not that it matters, it's still 100% her fault, but I would be 10x more mad at a woman with kids than a teenager/college kid. I hope she learns her lesson, whatever the case. It's definitely in line to fire her immediately with no second chances.
She's 23. She's been his back-up sitter for the last few weeks and is supposed to be for the next two until his regular caregiver gets back.
She's a great girl- smart and DS really likes her- and mistakes happen. But WTH? We've told her over and over about sunscreen, especially since DS is so fair. We had DS in FL for a week and he didn't get burned once. This is actually his first sunburn so I'm freaking out about potential skin cancer consequences. You don't get it with one burn, right? My grandpa had it twice so I'm obsessed about sunscreen.
That's still a pretty terrific house for that price. That would be a lot more money here. The furniture goes with the owners right? So that's half the problem solved. Then you can have a fabric ripping party with all of your loved ones. That house could be magnificent.
Emmentaler , I hope DS feels better soon. There really is no excuse for that. How old is she? Not that it matters, it's still 100% her fault, but I would be 10x more mad at a woman with kids than a teenager/college kid. I hope she learns her lesson, whatever the case. It's definitely in line to fire her immediately with no second chances.
She's 23. She's been his back-up sitter for the last few weeks and is supposed to be for the next two until his regular caregiver gets back.
She's a great girl- smart and DS really likes her- and mistakes happen. But WTH? We've told her over and over about sunscreen, especially since DS is so fair. We had DS in FL for a week and he didn't get burned once. This is actually his first sunburn so I'm freaking out about potential skin cancer consequences. You don't get it with one burn, right? My grandpa had it twice so I'm obsessed about sunscreen.
If it only takes once my kids are screwed. I've been putting on sunscreen like a crazy person in the mornings, but I forget to reapply and now DD's ears are legit blistered after 2 days of some sun.
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