When my girls ..8 of them were all small & i had to take care of their hair..past their bottoms..when they reached the age they could do it themselves they cut it shorter..easier to manage! Cheek!
Such a lovely thing to do! My 13yo recently did the same thing, and it was a bit of a wrench at first. Her long hair was beautiful, but the shorter hair is beautiful, too, and it's made all the more beautiful by the sacrifice.
The right and duty of parents to give education is essential, since it is connected with the transmission of human life ... and it is irreplaceable and inalienable and therefore incapable of being entirely delegated to others or usurped by others.
I spend whatever free-time I have (I homeschool my three youngest) designing hand-knits, free-lance writing and keeping up with blogs and other online activities....all in order to stay out of trouble!
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She looks great!
My dd (with alopecia) gives your dd a huge round of applause. :)
Another round of applause from my youngest (cancer survivor, though never lost her hair- friends did)!
All of the girls in our family donate every 18 months or so.
Tell you dd she looks absolutely adorable!
When my girls ..8 of them were all small & i had to take care of their hair..past their bottoms..when they reached the age they could do it themselves they cut it shorter..easier to manage! Cheek!
Anyways now it's all about straighteners...sigh..
Such a lovely thing to do! My 13yo recently did the same thing, and it was a bit of a wrench at first. Her long hair was beautiful, but the shorter hair is beautiful, too, and it's made all the more beautiful by the sacrifice.
Sally
What a great cause! I, too, did this a few months ago. I really applaud all the children who are donating their hair. Way to go!!!
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