Connor has his mom's hair - very thin and fine with no body what-so-ever (unlike his dad's glorious locks). The problem with this is that unfortunately, Connor's default hair style is what we affectionately call the "Ralphie", a la Ralph Wiggum of the Simpson's.
I try to get his hair to do something fun, but it is usually only possible when we use unconventional hair products, like his breakfast yogurt which invariably ends up in his hair. But aside from the short lived post breakfast faux-hawk, it always reverts to the normal. When is it too early to use hair care products on your child?
I try to get his hair to do something fun, but it is usually only possible when we use unconventional hair products, like his breakfast yogurt which invariably ends up in his hair. But aside from the short lived post breakfast faux-hawk, it always reverts to the normal. When is it too early to use hair care products on your child?
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