Wanna hear God laugh?
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Tell him your plans.
Yeah, that plan I wrote about (at 5AM yesterday) is already out the window.
Yesterday, in addition to my planed cleaning of the kitche...
14 years ago
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I am sure I have some old pics of my brother when he had a mohawk as a senior in high school (football team thing).
He looked like a douche.
My opinion is no....but remember denying them now might lead to all types of rebellion later (tats, piercings, and crazy hair).
Of course, at 4.5 I don't think they should be picking clothing without some input much less deciding radical hairstyle changes.
I sent both my kids to school in shorts today. I know they have my name on a list at school.
I was thinking of letting S have his Mohawk for a week and then evening it out. I never expected hubby to be to horrifically negative about this. S doesn't ask for much, and a simple haircut seems pretty tame. Trinks has had 100% control over her haircut since she was this age, so I really don't understand the difference. It seems like a double standard.
Has S said why he wants a mohawk? Also, when he asks for something, does he usually stick with it or change his mind?
Two friends got one, and he was fascinated. I figure we can do it ourselves, and then just fix it if he gets bored. We have the trimmer, so I don't know why hubs is such a stick in the mud!
I am sitting in Little Gym and the almost-a-trailer-park mom just walked in with her expanding brood (4 and counting...I think she might be pregnant again).
And the oldest boy (~4-years-old) has a mohawk.
THAT is the reason to not let your young son get a mohawk. It says more about you and your parenting than about the child themselves.
This kid has juvenile delinquent written all over him...and a fear for the lives of the younger little girls.
Ummmmm.... ok. Not too judgemental. It's just hair.
You asked...I answered.
I'm with your husband on this one.
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