Wow after all these years you still wont forget the look , it must have been bad !

Very funny! Thankfully my daughter has not decided to play hairdresser like you! I had a friend whose three year old thought that if she chopped a bit off it would just magically regrow. Lesson now learnt!

I must admit to be a member of this club!

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 23 Jan 2015 , 5:17 am

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  My new ‘do’ was a ‘spike’! Took months to grow!

Still waiting my girls to play hairdressers.

oh my gosh! ya know what… i did this too! i had a fringe but i cut a big chunk of hair right down to the scalp. mum has a photo and i was always so ashamed of it but now i think that it is hilarious lol

oh my god too funny !

lol my daughter cut her piggy tail off. because she was sick of being a little piggy ?

Ha Ha! great story!

I remember when I was 10 I had long blonde ringlets. My mum bei g a busy career woman decided to take me to the hairdressers & have her chop them all off. I went from looking like a sweet little girl. To a Tom boy. I was sooooo sad but mum said it was easier for her. When I had my girl as she got older she could have her hair cut anyway she wanted

My son cut his own hair on day too. He stashed the hair in the toy box thinking i would not notice but he had taken a large chunk of the front of his hair so yes i did notice straight away. Out came the clippers for a number 4 on top

My daughter and 2 of her friends cut there own hair in class 2 days before school photos. the teacher was so apologetic lol.

My 9 yr old daughter decided to snip her hair (I don’t know what possessed her to do it…lol), I found the evidence in the bin. I didn’t get mad though, she punished herself. The part she decided to cut was to the scalp, right on top and big enough to be noticeable as it grew back. It stuck straight up for months and she had to try to stick it down. It has only just grown long enough to sit down by itself. She said she will never do something so silly again. Lesson learned.

Lol I think we all have tried this. My eldest didn’t get a chance and I am hoping I will have the same luck with my youngest. I say luck as it wasn’t due to good parenting just luck

Ahh memories… I always wanted to have a part down the middle- the only way I could get this ‘sylish’ look was to cut a big ‘V’ in the middle of my fringe…my mum didn’t take too kindly to my efforts either. Thanks for a good giggle and a memory flashback