To cut or not to cut....

I'll just say that he did NOT get this hair from my side of the family!!!


I think Titus is the reason hair brushes were invented! It takes a lot of water and combing to get it to go down, and then it will still curl at the ends and stick out every which way. Like this...


Of course...Raquelle had to get in a picture too. T's hair is long enough that he could have a hair cut...but it just seems wrong to cut his hair when he is still so young. what if I cut it and then it falls out before he is 6 months old and he is bald?

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Anonymous said…
I love Titus picture way too much hair for a little boy.... so cute Grandma
10:38 PM
Anonymous said…
Now there's a HS graduation picture!
10:39 PM
Anonymous said…
I think Titus' wild curls are sooo cute!!! ....Debbie J.
10:47 AM
bethany said…
I personally think that his curly hair is super cute. But on the other hand you don't want it to be hard to care for or look like a girl (Caleb got to that point before I cut his....)

You have two cute kiddos
3:40 PM
Anonymous said…
This grandma votes to trim the curls (as hard as it is to trim those cute curls!) It's not worth the battle brushing and untangling the knots. Life will have enough challenges. His daddy had a haircut and then the curls did fall out for a while :(.So why do you think the guys get the curls? some thing in life aren't fair!
Love, Debbie
4:41 PM
Kim Pace said…
Jason gets curls when his hair gets longer. But he doesn't like them. As soon as he starts getting them he cuts his hair. Though I guess his mom didn't cut his hair for a year or more. Then again, he was premature, so he probably didn't have much hair for a long time anyway. (We don't have many pics. They are all in North Carolina with his birth father, who never sent Carol's stuff back to her when she moved.) I vote for cutting his hair anyway. He'll be cute regardless!
12:11 PM
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